Triple

Target class: geological rift system
Context triple: [North Sea rift system, instanceOf, geological rift system]

• A. continental rift chosen
  A continental rift is a linear zone where a continent is being pulled apart by tectonic forces, causing the crust to thin, fracture, and often form rift valleys and volcanic activity.
• B. volcanic rift zone
  A volcanic rift zone is a linear region of the Earth's crust where tectonic plates are pulling apart, allowing magma to rise and create fissures, vents, and often aligned volcanic eruptions.
• C. tectonic system
  A tectonic system is the interconnected set of processes and structures through which Earth’s lithospheric plates move, interact, and reshape the planet’s surface over geological time.
• D. fissure system
  A fissure system is a network of linear fractures or cracks in the Earth's crust through which magma, fluids, or gases can move and sometimes erupt at the surface.
• E. geological basin
  A geological basin is a large, low-lying structural depression in the Earth's crust where sediments accumulate over time, often forming significant stratigraphic and resource-bearing sequences.
• F. None of above.