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Essential Question

Essential Question. Is the land beneath our feet moving? If so, how? . History. Until the 20 th century, everyone was taught that the size, shape, and location of the continents as we see them today was the same as when they were first created 4 billion or so years ago.

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AGE DATING THE EARTH

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2013-2014 Midterm Exam Review

2013-2014 Midterm Exam Review. 1 -5 Branches of earth Science. O ceanography M eteorology E cology G eology A stronomy. 2-Safety in the Science lab - COMMON SENSE. HYPOTHESIS - possible e xplanation for a problem THEORY- an explanation t hat is based on experimentation

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Plate Tectonics

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Alfred Wegener: Pangaea

Has the continents always looked as they do now on the map, or have they changed shape or location throughout Earth's history? Write your ideas on a sheet of paper. Alfred Wegener: Pangaea.

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QPA 1 Remediation

QPA 1 Remediation. 5. Why would you expect to find more metal in Earth's liquid core than in Earth's solid crust? A. Metals are dense, and the densest materials sink toward Earth's core. B. Metals are formed by the high temperature and pressure in Earth's core.

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Paleobiogeography

Paleobiogeography. Biogeography (ENVR333) Fall 2007 5 October 2006. PaleoBiogeography. Time Scale Theory of Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics The Breakup of Pangea Biogeographic Implications of a Dynamic Geography. Geologic Time Scale. (Fig 7.1 MacDonald 2003).

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