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Post Test Semester II Review

Post Test Semester II Review. Question. Acid Rain is a form of what kind of weathering?. Answer. Chemical. Question. If the average temperature rose 10 degrees, what form of water would be effected the most?. Answer. Ice. Question.

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UNIT 6 VOCABULARY WORDS: North Africa & Middle East

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UNIT 6 VOCABULARY WORDS: North Africa & Middle East

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VOCABULARY WORDS: Middle East

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American Samoa Seismic Hazard Maps

American Samoa Seismic Hazard Maps. Mark D. Petersen, Stephen C. Harmsen, Kenneth S. Rukstales, Charles S. Mueller, Daniel E. McNamara, Nicolas Luco , and Melanie Walling . American Samoa. Formed by migration of tectonic plate over hot spot 2 to 28 Ma Pacific Plate motion GPS vector

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New Zealand Earthquake

New Zealand Earthquake. M 6.3 earthquake Shallow epicenter: 2-3 miles Close to Christchurch, city of 370,000 After shock to the September 4 th M 7.1. What is the composition of lava formed on oceanic crust?. High percentages Fe, Mg Low percentages Si, O.

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Lecture 4

Lecture 4. Plate tectonics II. 1. Rates and History of Plate Motion. Ship towing a sensitive magnetometer. Magnetic anomalies: seafloor areas of high and low magnetic values. Mid-Atlantic Ridge. high intensity. low intensity. 2. Rates and History of Plate Motion. Iceland. Mid-Atlantic

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The Structure of the Earth and Plate Tectonics

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Academic Enrichment Warm Up

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Giovanni Sella CORS Program Manager NOAA-National Geodetic Survey

CORS Program Updates FY2010-2011 Especially New Revised Coordinates. Giovanni Sella CORS Program Manager NOAA-National Geodetic Survey. CGSIC - Portland, OR 19 September, 2011. CORS News for FY10-11. New CORS coordinates released September 6 New absolute antenna calibrations released

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Plate Movement and Plate Boundaries

Plate Movement and Plate Boundaries. Chapter 4, Section 3. Plate Tectonics Theory. Lithosphere is divided into plates Plates move around on the asthenosphere. 3 Causes of plate motion. Slab Pull. Oceanic plate sinks (more dense) Pulls rest of tectonic plate with it. Ridge Push.

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Plate Tectonics

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Layers of the Earth and Plate Tectonics Vocabulary

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Critical Vocabulary Terms

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Earthquakes

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Chapter 7 Sections 1-2 Tectonic Plates

Chapter 7 Sections 1-2 Tectonic Plates . Ciyanna and Summer. Crust. The crust is the outermost layer of the Earth, but it is also the thinnest layer of the Earth. . Mantle.

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Who proposed the theory of Continental Drift? Answer IS ...(click here)

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hotspots and magnetic reversals

hotspots and magnetic reversals. Pacific Ring of Fire. Volcanism is mostly focused at plate margins. Volcanoes are formed by:. - Subduction - Rifting - Hotspots. Pacific Ring of Fire. Hotspot volcanoes. What are Hotspot Volcanoes?.

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Mt. Fuji

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Geological Features

Geological Features. Kaleb Haase. Mountains. This is formed when tectonic plate move into each other and start to rise up. This is in Colorado. This is formed from tectonic plates shifting. Grand Canyon .

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