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Why do transform faults form?

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Why do transform faults form?

Why do transform faults form?
a. They form due to remnants of convergent boundaries.
b. They form as results of secondary seismic waves.
c. They form due to lithospheric plate subduction zones.
d. They form because the axis of seafloor spreading across the surface of the Earth cannot
follow a straight line smoothly.

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