Answer:
Convention currents are found in the asthenosphere part present in the mantle of the Earth.
Explanation:
The Mantle is the middle layer of the earth surface extending up to 2900 kilometers.
Beneath the Mantle lies the core which contains molten rocks and materials called magma.
The materials are highly radioactive and immensely heated. These highly hot condition creates pressure on the middle layer (Mantle).
As a result, large convention currents are generated excessively
