SCUBA
The abbreviation for the letter C in SCUBA
Contained
The largest layer of the earth
Mantle
The flat plain that extends from the continent slope and rise
Abyssal plain
A sediment type spread by meteorites and space dust
Cosmogenous
Apart
The abbreviation for the letter B in SCUBA
Breathing
The location of the crust
Surface
Ocean feature that borders the land and water
Shoreline
Where biogenous sediments come from
Living organisms
The way convergent plate boundaries move
Towards
The abbreviation for the letter U in SCUBA
Underwater
Elastic currents in the mantle
Convection currents
V-shaped canyon near the continental slope
Submarine canyon
Various clays and quartz compose this sediment type
Lithogenous
The way transform plate boundaries move
Slide past eachother
The abbreviation for the letter A in SCUBA
Apparatus
Entirely liquid layer of earth
Outer core
Type of reef that surronds a lagoon
The source of hydrogenous sediments
Seawater
The plate boundary that creates ocean basins
Divergent
The primary function of SCUBA gear
Dive underwater without air supply from the surface
Feature that is both part crust and mantle
Lithosphere
Guyot
The two sediment types known to be rich in iron
Hydrogenous and cosmogenous
The feature transform plate boundaries create
Transform faults