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As the two tectonic plates converge in the above diagram, what happens to the plate that is pushed downward?​
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As the two tectonic plates converge in the above diagram, what happens to the plate that is pushed downward?​

As the two tectonic plates converge in the above diagram, what happens to the plate-example-1
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The plate melts into magma.

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