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When neither plate is dense enough to sink into the asthenosphere, the result is a Convergent (Colliding) plate boundary
In asthenosphere, when plates move towards each other and collide, it is called Convergent Colliding.
When Oceanic lithosphere moves away from the rising thermal currents at divergent plate boundaries it get crust and cools at the boundaries..
As Oceanic lithosphere cools, the density of the rigid plate increases.
At some plate margins, Oceanic cooler plate became more dense and hot s compared to asthenosphere plate, the plate is sinking beneath the adjacent plate and back into the hotter, deeper regions. This is called subduction. Subduction occurs along convergent plate margins.
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