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Plate Tectonics Review

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Plate techtonics

Plate techtonics. See p. 41. Ocean currents. Convection Current. Do questions 3-10 on p. 63. Link. Link. Link. Link. d. Define the following terms. Wave Swell Breaker Headland Bay Shoal. Sandbar Sea cave Sea arch Sea stack Breakwater Jetty/wharf.

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CRCT Review

CRCT Review. Science. Rock and Minerals. Ways to Identify Minerals. Ways to Identify Minerals. Density -D=M/V. Color. Hardness -Mohs Hardness Scale. Streak (more reliable than color). Luster. Metallic -bright and reflective. Cleavage & Fracture. Nonmetallic. Submetallic

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6 th Grade Independent Study

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Hydrothermal Vents- Chapters 2, 5, 16

Hydrothermal Vents- Chapters 2, 5, 16. Hydrothermal Vent. Hydrothermal vent - a deep-sea hot spring where heated seawater forces its way up through the crust. Discovered rich communities in 1977. Temperatures range from 10-20?C (50-68?F) to 350?C (660?F).

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Do Now: According to the textbook page 226, what might it mean if you hear hissing noise? Explain.

Do Now: According to the textbook page 226, what might it mean if you hear hissing noise? Explain. . VOLCANOES http://youtu.be/wu1v1cgS9oU. RING_OF_FIRE - a zone of frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that encircles the basin of the Pacific Ocean. . Mid-ocean ridge volcano.

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Hydrothermal Vents- Chapters 2, 5, 16

Hydrothermal Vents- Chapters 2, 5, 16. Hydrothermal Vent. Hydrothermal vent - a deep-sea hot spring where heated seawater forces its way up through the crust. Discovered rich communities in 1977. Temperatures range from 10-20?C (50-68?F) to 350?C (660?F).

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PLATE TECTONICS

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Chapter 10 Vocabulary

Chapter 10 Vocabulary. Name: _________________ Period: __________ Date: __________________. CONTINENTAL DRIFT. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________. Mid-Ocean Ridge.

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Plate Boundary Rap

Plate Boundary Rap. By: Mr. Comerford. Plates move as slow as your fingernails grow, And as Wegener helped discover, Boundaries that: Converge come together Diverge pull apart And transform slide past each other. Convergent. Collide. Divergent. Divide. Transform. Sliiide.

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Sea Floor Spreading

Sea Floor Spreading. Chapter 4 Section 4. Standard. S 6.1 Students know evidence from plate tectonics is derived from the fit of the continents and mid ocean ridges. Vocabulary. Mid-ocean ridges Sonar Sea floor spreading Deep ocean trench subduction. Anticipatory Set. Close your eyes

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ERESE SUMMER WORKSHOP GROUP 2 PRESENTATION

ERESE SUMMER WORKSHOP GROUP 2 PRESENTATION. How do we identify mid ocean ridges? by Bruce, Clyda, Katie, Nancy, and Sandie With support from Bridget, Hillary, and Jill. HYPOTHESIS. The symmetry of magnetic anomalies can be used to determine the location of spreading centers.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. World Landform Patterns. Identifying Landform Patterns. Earth is made of natural landforms Landform is a physical feature with a unique shape and height Relief map is a map that uses different colours to show the different heights of land. Plains and Lowlands.

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Sea Floor Spreading Section 4 page 141-147

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SEAFLOOR SPREADING

B40b. SEAFLOOR SPREADING. Atlantic Getting Bigger. SEAFLOOR SPREADING. Idea that the ocean bottom is getting larger. Atlantic Ocean Proposed by Harry Hess Evidence in rocks on ocean floor. mid-ocean ridge found running down center of Atlantic Ocean series of mountains on either side.

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Landforms Found on the Ocean Floor

Landforms Found on the Ocean Floor. Continental Shelf. The edges of the continents slope down from the shore into the ocean. The part of the continent located under the water is known as the continental shelf .

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