Earth Structural History

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The longest part of Earth's history is called
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What are the major subdivisions of geologic time (in correct order from longest to shortest time)
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________________plate boundries are boundries that slide alongside one another
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Tectonic plates that move toward each other can form which of the following
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The 4 dynamic systems the make up Earth's processes are
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The largest mass extinction event occurred at the end of the
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The longest mountain range on earth is found at the bottom of one of Earths ocean
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Plate movement is caused by
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The inner core is liquid metal and is sealed in by the solid outer core.
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_________________is the theory that the Earth's upper mantle are broken in plates that float and move around on the lower mantle, or Asthenosphere.
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Constructive forces are things like
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The Asthenosphere portion of the mantle is a ________________layer of the earth on which the plates move and float
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The "Ring of Fire" is caused by
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________________plates move toward each other
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Plates are large sections of the Earth's _________ and _________
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What is Geology? (choose best answer)
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Some of the features found on the bottom of the sea floor are abyssal plains, seamounts, trenchs, mid-ocean ridges
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Seamounts are above the ocean surface
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The Geologic Time Scale is a
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Sea floor spreading is when new sea floor is formed because _______ moves upward
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Continental drift theory was not accepted because Alfred Wegener couldn't prove what caused the continents to move.
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Geologist (geoscientists) are important because they
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Who proposed the theory of continental drift
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Dinosaurs became extinct due to a mass extinction event 65 million years ago at the end of the Mesozoic Era due to