How can volcanic activity create new landforms?

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Swayam Sahu
Dec 8, 2017

Earth Science

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During Volcanic Activities , there is change in the lithosphere plates . This eventually leads to tectonic activity , due to change in tectonic plates new land forms are formed as a result of intense fault actions , because of convergent , divergent and transverse motion of the plates and their effect on each other .

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