Explanation:
A transform boundary is a boundary in which two plates slides past on another. The plate motion is parallel and in a strike-slip format.
- Along such margins, series of earthquake activities are prominent.
- There is no creation or destruction of the lithosphere at these margins.
- Most of the rocks in these margins pulverized as the plate moves past one another.
- Also, the shear movement is pronounced at such margins.
- The San Andreas fault line is typical example of transform margin.
