subducting Rivera Plate

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The subducting Rivera Plate is a small oceanic tectonic plate off western Mexico that is being forced beneath the North American Plate, contributing to regional volcanism and seismic activity near the Jalisco Block.

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Label Occurrences
subducting Rivera Plate canonical 1

Statements (32)

Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic plate
subducting slab
tectonic plate
adjacentTo Jalisco Block NERFINISHED
associatedWith Jalisco subduction zone NERFINISHED
Middle America Trench NERFINISHED
boundedBy Cocos Plate NERFINISHED
North American Plate NERFINISHED
Pacific Plate NERFINISHED
causes interplate seismicity
intraplate seismicity within the slab
megathrust earthquakes
contributesTo regional volcanism in western Mexico
seismic activity near the Jalisco Block
hasComposition mafic oceanic lithosphere
hasTectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
influences arc volcanism in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
volcanism in the Colima volcanic complex
isSiteOf bending-related normal faulting
slab dehydration processes
isSmallerThan Cocos Plate NERFINISHED
Pacific Plate NERFINISHED
isStudiedIn plate tectonics research
seismotectonics of western Mexico
subduction zone geodynamics
locatedIn eastern Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
locatedOffCoastOf western Mexico
movesRelativeTo Cocos Plate NERFINISHED
North American Plate NERFINISHED
Pacific Plate NERFINISHED
partOf Rivera Plate NERFINISHED
subductsBeneath North American Plate NERFINISHED

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Jalisco Block overlies subducting Rivera Plate