Which of the following is not a normal consequence of the convergence of two continental crust plates?
A) subduction of the thicker plate
B) formation of thrust faults
C) increasing thickness of crust
D) formation of mountains

Question

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Subduction typically occurs when an oceanic plate converges with a continental plate, not between two continental plates. In the latter scenario, the crust tends to buckle and form mountains rather than subduct.

Which of the Following Is Not a Normal Consequence of the Convergence