'Weathered rock' diaporamas de présentation

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APES Vocabulary Review

APES Vocabulary Review. Pollution Earth Systems Ecology. VOCs. Volatile Organic Compounds are the most abundant indoor air pollutants, found in carpet, furniture, plastic, oils, paints, adhesives, pesticides, cleaners. CAFE.

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HOMEWORK: BRING SOME SOIL FROM YOUR HOME.

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Rocks and Weathering

Rocks and Weathering. Q1. What do we call a naturally occurring aggregate of minerals?. A1. Rock. Q2. What do we call the physical, biological or chemical breakdown of rocks?. A2. Weathering. Q3. What do we call the transport of weathered rock?. A3. Erosion.

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Gradual, Incremental Hillslope Transport: Creep

Gradual, Incremental Hillslope Transport: Creep. Not Creep. Schedule. Conversion of Rock to Regolith on Hillslopes Soil Transport by Creep on Hillslopes. Two Fundamental Distinctions Between Hillslopes. Transport Limited Hillslopes Weathering Limited Hillslopes

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Unit - 3

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Soil Vocabulary

Soil Vocabulary. Soil! A natural resource found in our own backyard!! . Soil is the loose material in which plants can grow in the upper layer of Earth. It is made up of rock, humus, air, and water. Soil is made up of 5 important components and has 3 layers!. The 5 Components of Soil. Humus

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Use the map to answer the question.

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Groundwater

Groundwater . Porosity and Permeability

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Erosion

Erosion. Preview Questions: . What force causes sediment movement down a slope? What might cause a landslide?. Erosion . Erosion is the process by which natural forces move weathered rock and soil from one place to another. The material moved by erosion is called sediment .

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Banks Peninsula

Banks Peninsula. Key surface features: Two dominant craters, and a circular shape. (1 st ) Bays, coves, and two deep harbours (2 nd ) Hilly landscape Internal processes: Convection currents move the plates Both plates colliding (destructive plate boundary) forming hot spots

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EROSION

EROSION. Erosion is the process by which natural forces move weathered rock and soil from one place to another. . DEPOSITION. Deposition occurs where the agents of erosion lay down sediment. Deposition changes the shape of the land. CYCLE.

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The Rock Cycle

The Rock Cycle. Igneous Rocks. Form from the crystallization of molten material Extrusive: smooth and glassy Ex : Basalt Intrusive: cool slowly, develop large crystals Ex: Granite. First Rocks on Earth were Igneous. Metamorphic Rocks.

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Soil Vocab & the Checking for Understanding

By: Brenden Dougherty Christian Miller. Soil Vocab & the Checking for Understanding. Check for understanding Q.1. What are the five basic ingredients that make up soil tiny pieces of rock, decayed plants and animals, water, and air. Check for understanding Q.2.

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