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The pattern that can be determined from the map is that the active volcanoes and earthquake zones are often found in close proximity. The red dots representing active volcanoes are seen to be positioned along or near the yellow lines representing earthquake zones. This suggests a correlation between volcanic activity and tectonic plate boundaries. The earthquake zones are typically depicted as long lines on the globe because they coincide with the boundaries where tectonic plates meet. These plate boundaries are areas of intense tectonic activity, where stress and pressure build up, resulting in earthquakes.

Active volcanoes and earthquake zones are often found close to each other, suggesting a correlation between volcanic activity and tectonic plate boundaries. The red dots representing volcanoes are located along or near the yellow lines representing earthquake zones, which are long lines on the globe depicting tectonic plate boundaries. These plate boundaries are areas of intense tectonic activity where stress and pressure build up, causing earthquakes.