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    Geol 1345 Lab 2B

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    the ocean bottom in coastal areas that are tectonically passive (not near a plate boundary). The left portion of the figure generalizes tectonically active coastal areas. Tectonically active regions‚ typically associated with convergent plate boundaries‚ experience relatively frequent earthquakes and/or volcanic activity. You examined the locations of plate boundaries in Investigation 2A. Convergent plate boundaries are more closely associated with the [(west)(east)] coasts of the Americas. 5. The

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    Associate Level Material Sedimentary Rock Worksheet Use the following table to describe and distinguish between the effects of weathering and erosion. Each response must be at least 200 words. |Effects of Weathering |Effects of Erosion |What are the Differences? | |Weathering is a multifaceted contact of |Soils that are removed naturally by living |As stated before‚ weathering is based on | |biological‚ physical‚ and chemical

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    Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics Theory (Part 1a) Introduction: The Beginning of the “Continental Drift Theory” In the middle of the eighteenth century‚ James Hutton proposed a theory‚ uniformitarianism; “the present is the key to the past”. It held that processes such as geologic forces- gradual and catastrophic-occurring in the present were the same that operated in the past. (Matt Rosenberg‚ 2004) This theory coincides with the theory of Continental Drift that was first proposed by Abraham

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    likely to be where plate boundaries intersect with major storm belts and they are also in areas of high human concentration in low or medium developed countries because this effects whether or not the country will be prepared thoroughly enough and whether it can recover quickly. The Philippines lies on a boundary between the Philippine and Eurasian tectonic plates‚ whereby the Eurasian plate is sub ducted underneath the former; this is defined as a destructive plate boundary‚ as the plates move in

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    understanding of some of Earth’s most critical and dangerous processes. Subduction occurs when oceanic crust is forced downward into the mantle at the place where two lithospheric plates converge. A subduction zone is the area along this convergent plate boundary where subduction is taking place. Activity at subduction zones includes an important part of the rock cycle‚ the recycling of Earth’s crust‚ as well as earthquakes‚ tsunamis‚ and volcanic eruptions. According to the article‚ there are roughly

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    Kobe region of southern central Japan. This earthquake was one of the most over whelming earthquakes that occurred in Japan. What is the cause of the hazard? Japan is located in three tectonic plate boundaries; the Pacific‚ Eurasian and Philippine Sea plates. A three way destructive plate boundary occurred as a result of a plate movement along the border between the plates. The Kobe earthquake was caused by pressure building as the Philippine Sea plate is subducted underneath the Eurasian plate

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    Juan De Fuca Plate

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    Fuca plate is getting subducted under it. This plate is made of oceanic crust‚ but it is also basaltic in some areas. It was named after the pilot and sailor‚ Juan de Fuca‚ an explorer from Europe in the 1600s. The Juan de Fuca plate has a divergent boundary in the Juan de Fuca ridge. New material is made by the Juan de Fuca ridge constantly‚ which is volcanically active. The Juan De Fuca plate used to be a part of a larger plate called the ‘Farallon’ plate. The Farallon plate broke apart 200 million

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    Geography Notes

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    Geography Study Notes for Exam Landforms * Formation of Canada * Step 1: hot volcanoes were located where the North American Canadian area is located. * Step 2: erosion eroded away the tops of the volcanoes making them shorter * Step 3: more erosion literally combined the volcanoes into one mass of rocky land * Step 4: the mass of land is now a hard smooth plate‚ the Canadian Shield * Step 5: the Atlantic plate crashed into the east side of Canada and the area

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    AQA 40301H QP JUN13

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    other question from either Section A or Section B. Use case studies to support your answers where appropriate. Total for this question: 25 marks 1 The Restless Earth 1 (a) Study Figure 1‚ a map showing the earth’s tectonic plates and margins (boundaries). Figure

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    Lives on the Boundary

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    To begin‚ the quote from "Lives on the Boundary‚" by Mike Rose reads "More often than we admit a failed education is social more than intellectual in origin." To me when Rose states this he gives examples of people like Caroline and Thuy Anh. They came from two different social backgrounds and their in the same class for the same reason. It’s not because they don’t have the intellectual knowledge to read and write. It’s because of there childhood. They had to put other things first rather than they’re

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