Answer:
Convergent (collision)
Explanation:
Mountains are most often associated with convergent (collision) margins.
Convergent margins in which there is a collision occurs between two crusts that have nearly the same density. This is usually the case with continental - continental crust collision.
- Along these margins, instead of subduction, a mountain-building process occurs.
- As they collide with one another, they grind against one another and pull up.
- This leads to the formation of mountains.
- One very prominent example is the Himalayas.
