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 * 3. oc eanic-oceanic plate convergence

Made by Alexander, Romy, Remey

This image shows how the Oceanic-oceanic convergence actually occurs underneath the earth's crust. This an example of oceanic-oceanic plate convergence, This picture was taken from the Space Shuttle and was in the pacific ocean. This image is an example of oceanic to oceanic convergence from a satellite image. (I am not sure where this image is taken) This image shows a figure of the Oceanice-Oceanc convergence (Also includes a radar image)
 * Oceanic to oceanic plate convergence is when two oceanic plates converge and one is subducted under the other plate, and in time a deep oceanic trench is formed.
 * An example of oceanic trench is The Marianas Trench.
 * This deep trench is created due to the Philippine plate sub ducting underneath the Pacific plate therefore creating the Marianas Trench.
 * Oceanic to oceanic plate convergence also occurs in the formations of volcanoes that are under the water’s surface.
 * Once millions of years pass all the lava and volcanic debris starts to pile up on the ocean floor until a submerged volcano eventually rises above sea level to form something called island volcanoes.
 * These kinds of volcanoes are typically in chains of two or more and are called island arcs.

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