Earth's lithosphere consists of plates that move and interact at boundaries. There are three main types of boundaries: divergent where plates move apart; convergent where plates push together; and transform where plates slide past each other without diverging or converging.
Earth's lithosphere consists of plates that move and interact at boundaries. There are three main types of boundaries: divergent where plates move apart; convergent where plates push together; and transform where plates slide past each other without diverging or converging.
Earth's lithosphere consists of plates that move and interact at boundaries. There are three main types of boundaries: divergent where plates move apart; convergent where plates push together; and transform where plates slide past each other without diverging or converging.
- Earth’s lithosphere consists of layers, the crust and the upper part of the mantle.
Types of Plate Boundaries
- The first type of plate boundary is termed divergent boundary wherein plates move apart, creating a zone of tension. - this second type of plate boundary is called convergent plate boundary. - third type is the transform fault boundary where plates slide or grind past each other without diverging or converging.