Question B (continuation)[Diagram analysis - not a direct question]GS1GS1
[Continuation from previous page - Secondary features; guyots; sea mounts; malls - diagram showing formation of mid-oceanic ridges]
Main Body
Secondary features formed due evolution of mid-oceanic ridges. OBR. Continental shelf. Continental slope. Continental Rise. Trench [with diagrams]. Pushed right side shows [illegible] ocean widges. Therefore, ocean composition affects the surficial and sub-surficial movement of water to explore the OBR. Mid-oceanic 6000 is scheduled to meet ocean floor.
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Diagram
Diagram showing continental shelf, continental slope, continental rise, mid-oceanic ridge, trench, and ocean floor structure
This is a continuation from previous page
- Diagram effectively shows ocean floor structure
- Identifies key features of mid-ocean ridges
Topper
Ritika Chitlangia
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Physical Geography
Important Geophysical Phenomena
Mid-oceanic ridge formation and ocean floor features
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