Question

what are the effects of earth tides? formation of tsunamis, changes in weather patterns, and disruption of satellite communications; increase in atmospheric pressure, changes in ocean currents, and formation of hurricanes; rise and fall of sea levels, changes in the shape of continents, and triggering of earthquakes and volcanic activity; shift in magnetic field, changes in the length of day, and alteration of animal migration patterns

Explanation:

Earth tides are the small deformations of the solid Earth caused by gravitational pulls of the Moon and Sun. These deformations can slightly shift sea levels, alter the shape of continental crust, and in some cases, trigger or contribute to seismic and volcanic activity by stressing geological faults and magma chambers. The other options list effects unrelated to Earth tides.

Answer:

C. Rise and fall of sea levels, changes in the shape of continents, and triggering of earthquakes and volcanic activity