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Name an example of a range of fold mountains located outside of Ireland that you have studied. Draw a labelled diagram in the space below to show the formation of f... show full transcript
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An example of a range of fold mountains located outside of Ireland is the Alps. The Alps are a major mountain range in Europe, extending across eight countries, including France, Switzerland, and Italy.
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To show the formation of fold mountains at a colliding plate boundary, follow these steps:
Draw Two Colliding Plates:
Indicate Convection Currents:
Label the Mantle:
Create Fold Mountains:
Label Fold Mountains:
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