Question

what landform is created when oceanic crust collides with continental crust? earthquakes ocean ridges continental volcanic arcs mountain range

Explanation:

When oceanic crust collides with continental crust, the denser oceanic crust sub - ducts beneath the continental crust. Magma rises from the sub - ducting plate and reaches the surface, forming a chain of volcanoes known as a continental volcanic arc. Earthquakes are a result of tectonic activity but not a landform. Ocean ridges form at divergent plate boundaries. Mountain ranges can form in other tectonic settings but not specifically from this type of collision in the way a volcanic arc does.

Answer:

Continental Volcanic Arcs