'Tectonic plate boundaries' diaporamas de présentation

Dynamic Earth

Dynamic Earth. Class 10 9 February 2006. Video: Continental Drift: Legacy of Fire. Any Questions?. Homework, Chapter 3.

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Geog 3 Tectonics

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Interim #1 Study Guide

Interim #1 Study Guide. 6 th Grade Earth Science. Organic. Materials made from the remains of living things. Inorganic. Materials that were never living nor will never live. What are the properties of minerals? (7). Color Luster Streak Cleavage Fracture Density Hardness.

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Continental Drift Theory

Continental Drift Theory. Alfred Wegener German meteorologist Found papers describing similar fossils on opposite sides of the Atlantic Researched more cases of similar organisms separated by oceans 1912 Proposed single supercontinent Pangaea.

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Plate Tectonics: A Scientific Theory Unfolds

Plate Tectonics: A Scientific Theory Unfolds. Chet Sawyer Desoto High School. Objectives. Briefly discuss the evidence used by Alfred Wegener to support his theory of continental drift. Briefly explain the theory of plate tectonics.

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The Structure of the Earth and Plate Tectonics

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Earthquake. An earthquake is the vibration of Earth produced by the rapid release of elastic energy accumulated in rocks. Earthquakes occur when: Elastic energy exceeds rock strength and the rock breaks forming a fault .

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Geological Oceanography

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Tsunamis Indian Ocean 2004: Causes and Outcomes Japan 2011: Causes and Outcomes

Tsunamis Indian Ocean 2004: Causes and Outcomes Japan 2011: Causes and Outcomes. Lecture Outline What is a tsunami? Tsunami Formation Earlier Tsunamis Tsunami December 26, 2004 What is a disaster? Political geography of disasters around the world Outcomes of 2004 Tsunami. Tsunami:

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Earthquakes

Section 1. Earthquakes. This Power Point presentation follows your online or hard copy textbook. Your teacher strongly suggests that as you view this presentation, that you also follow along with your online or hard copy textbook. . Section 1: What Are Earthquakes?. Go to next slide.

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Igneous Rocks and Their Origin Chapter 3

Igneous Rocks and Their Origin Chapter 3. The Rock Cycle. A rock is composed of grains of one or more minerals The rock cycle shows how one type of rocky material is transformed into another. Three Types of Rocks.

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Volcanoes

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Volcanoes

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Geology and the Environment

Geology and the Environment . ERSC 1F90. Summer 2009. E-mail: rcheel brocku.ca. Instructor: Rick Cheel Department of Earth Sciences. Office: Mackenzie Chown D418. Phone: 905-688-5550 Ext. 3512. All course material will be located at:. www.brocku.ca/ERSC1F90.

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The Basics

The Basics. Unit One Weather , Climate , 5 Themes. The Nitty Gritty: Need to Know Terms. Geography: The study of how humans interact with the physical features of the earth . . Prime Meridian Longitude . Tropic of Cancer Latitude. Tropic of Capricorn Latitude. Equator Latitude.

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Volcanoes

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Country Name

Country Name. Student Name Class. Describe the issue you would like to talk about. Insert a picture related to the issue. Data Files. What inference can you make about your country based on the data files. Name the 1 st field of social studies that is connected to the issue.

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By Justin Lampert and Jenna Macchione

Volcanoes in the United States. By Justin Lampert and Jenna Macchione. Facts . The United States ranks third in the number of historically active volcanoes. Of the 1,500 volcanoes that have erupted in the past 10,000 years, 10 percent are located in the United States. Where do they exist?.

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8.9ABC Forces that change the earth

Review. 8.9ABC Forces that change the earth. Which direction is the river flowing?. The river will erode and cut a deeper groove in the land. OR. Describe what will happen to the contour lines as the river continues to flow over time.

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