Why do earthquakes at transform plate boundaries NOT cause tsunamis?

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Explanation:

Plate boundaries are of three types: convergent, divergent, and transform, and each can cause tsunamis, though convergent boundaries are most often responsible. When oceanic and continental plates move toward each other at a convergent boundary, one dives beneath the other.All earthquakes do not cause tsunamis.There are four conditions necessary for an earthquake to cause a tsunami:The earthquake must occur beneath the ocean or cause material to slide in the ocean.The earthquake must cause vertical movement of the sea floor (up to several metres).

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