The Central American and Caribbean land masses were both formed through tectonic processes, primarily involving the movement of the Caribbean and North American tectonic plates. These interactions led to volcanic activity and the uplift of land, creating the diverse topography of the region. Additionally, both areas have been shaped by geological events such as earthquakes and the accumulation of sediment over time, contributing to their current landscapes.
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