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Fold Mountains Explain with the aid of a diagram or diagrams how Fold Mountains are formed. In your answer name an example you have studied. To the left is a photo... show full transcript
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Fold Mountains are formed primarily due to the collision of tectonic plates. When two continental plates converge, their edges buckle and fold, creating layers of rock that are pushed up to form mountains. This process is also accompanied by intense pressure and heat, which can lead to metamorphic rock formation. Over millions of years, erosion will shape these formations further, maintaining their prominence in the landscape.
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