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When two continental plates converge there is no subduction zone formed. What geologic structure is formed in?

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When two continental plates converge there is no subduction zone formed. What geologic structure is formed in what I called the 'crumple zone'?

a. mountains

b. glaciers

c. mid-ocean rift

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  1. A - mountains


  2. a. Mountains

  3. a. Mountains

    Mid-ocean rifts are formed when the plates move away from each other, and glaciers aren't formed by continental plates of any kind.
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