Across
- 4. Theory that explains why geological features of the Earth are where they are, and the processes that shaped the crust.
- 6. Produced when two continental plates collide
- 8. Type of boundary where old ocean floor is destroyed
- 10. Produced when oceanic and continental plates collide
- 11. Boundary where crust is neither created or destroyed.
- 14. Type of crust that is too light to subduct.
- 15. Can result from any type of plate collision
Down
- 1. Boundary where new ocean floor is produced
- 2. Nick name for divergent boundaries
- 3. Created by subducting crust. Can occur beneath oceanic or continental crust.
- 5. Geological feature where new ocean floor is created
- 7. Side by side or back and forth stress
- 9. Separate sections of the Earth's lithospehre
- 12. Results when two oceanic plates collide
- 13. Geological feature where oceanic crust is destroyed.