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Plate Tectonics and the Philippines

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Explore core ideas of plate tectonics with a Philippines focus.

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Explore core ideas of plate tectonics with a Philippines focus.

by Caberte, Vinz Gariele J.
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reshapes our view of Earth . The theory of Plate Tectonics explains how continents move and what lies beneath the crust . The idea of , proposed by , suggested continents were once joined . Evidence for this includes fossil and rock similarities and a Continental Fit . The Philippines sits near the , where the and several subduction zones drive earthquakes and volcanism . Understanding these forces helps explain regional geology and resource distribution .

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