'Rock material' diaporamas de présentation

Segment 2 Final Exam Review

Segment 2 Final Exam Review. *We offer tutoring videos for the majority of the lessons in segment 2, if you need additional support. Please ask your teacher for details or go to the student help site. Geologic Time. Geologic time scale:.

3.17k views • 302 slides

Rocks contain Minerals

Rocks contain Minerals. Eric Angat Environmental Science. Key Concepts. All rocks contain one or more minerals . Minerals are formed when elements bond together . Gemstones are valuable minerals that can be used to make jewelries.

938 views • 68 slides

Soil as a Resource

2.34k views • 51 slides

Geologic Processes 2- Weathering , Erosion and Deposition

Geologic Processes 2- Weathering , Erosion and Deposition. How can wind and water change our landscapes?.

608 views • 50 slides

Geologic Time Tutoring Session: Lessons 1 and 2

643 views • 48 slides

Marine Sediments

Marine Sediments. Presented by: Derek Lumary Rudy Marmolejo Jazmin Quijada. What is a Marine Sediment? Why are they important?. Marine Sediments are particles of organic or inorganic origins that accumulate, and are found within the ocean. .

1.31k views • 43 slides

Tuesday 11-12-13

Tuesday 11-12-13. Update SN Grade Types of Rocks WS Weathering & Erosion Notes. Weathering and Erosion Weathering Weathering is breaking down and wearing away of rock material. Climates affects the rate of weathering:. 1. Hot damp conditions tend to rot material quicker .

470 views • 34 slides

Chapter 19: Glacial Modification of Terrain

Chapter 19: Glacial Modification of Terrain. The Impact of Glaciers on the Landscape. Snowpack over years turns to ice Ice mass motion under gravity grinds anything in its path Glaciation increases erosion rate on a mountain by at least 10 times to an unglaciated mountain

472 views • 34 slides

Geologic Time

Geologic Time. 01: Geologic Time Scale. Geologic time scale:. Huge sections of time are broken down into smaller groups of time: E ons, Eras, P eriods, and E pochs Eon is the largest time block (kind of like what we would think of as years). Era is a little less time (like months)

471 views • 33 slides

Earth Science Rocks! Bellringer

Earth Science Rocks! Bellringer. Question: These two photos were taken from the same place 63 years apart. How are they alike? How are they different? 1941 2004. Ag Upsala Glacier, South America.

480 views • 33 slides

Wednesday March 28, 2012

579 views • 32 slides

AIM: What causes weathering and erosion?

AIM: What causes weathering and erosion?. Weathering is the physical and chemical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces called sediment. Due to: Air Water Pressure changes Actions of living things. Physical Weathering. Breaking a rock by force Ex: hitting, scratching, cracking

577 views • 32 slides

Chapter 2 Concepts of Ecology and Natural Resources

Chapter 2 Concepts of Ecology and Natural Resources. Eskedar T. ( AAiT -CED). Environmental Engineering. Environment component Interaction. Ecosystem. Ecology can be defined as the study of relationships between organisms and their environment.

896 views • 30 slides

512 views • 22 slides

Earth Systems 3209

303 views • 18 slides

Introduction to Soils

1.19k views • 18 slides

The Earth Takes Shape

Pgs 48 -53. The Earth Takes Shape. The Solid Earth Takes Form. It is not easy to try to understand how our planet formed. Scientists have gathered information from other galaxies and what they know about our Earth currently.

349 views • 15 slides

244 views • 15 slides

Agents of Erosion & Deposition

Agents of Erosion & Deposition. By: Myesha & KaShawn. Shoreline Erosion & Deposition. Shoreline- where land & a body of water meet Beach- an area of a shoreline made up of material deposited by waves Longshore current- movement of water near & parallel to the shoreline .

591 views • 13 slides

Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary Rocks. Made from sediments or rock material that has been broken down in some way. Sedimentary rocks are usually formed in a watery environment. Often layered Are the only rocks that contain fossils. Types of Sedimentary Rocks.

246 views • 10 slides