<p>And also, can this push continents and land-masses upward as well?I have not been informed of the phenomenon of tectonic plates rising up.
I am yet unable to find a satisfactory answer on the internet, be it in scholarly search engines or just Google.</p>

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What context are we talking about here? Can you give an example of a plate moving upward?
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Hi @user8395.  I'm putting this question as "on hold" because it's not clear what your question is.  Please edit your question, then flag it for moderator attention so we can reopen it.
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How do tectonic plates move upward?
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# How do tectonic plates move upward?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-06-20)

And also, can this push continents and land-masses upward as well?I have not been informed of the phenomenon of tectonic plates rising up.
I am yet unable to find a satisfactory answer on the internet, be it in scholarly search engines or just Google.

**Tags:** plate-tectonics, tectonics, continent

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> **username_1**: What context are we talking about here? Can you give an example of a plate moving upward?  
> **username_2**: Hi @username_0.  I'm putting this question as "on hold" because it's not clear what your question is.  Please edit your question, then flag it for moderator attention so we can reopen it.  

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