rocks pushing together and causing a section to push forward
What is a Reverse Fault?
Large circular structure containing the DNA for the cell
What is the nucleus?
Unrefined oil and petroleum
What is crude oil?
A scientist who studies soil
What is a pedologist?
A scientist who studies volcanoes
What is a volcanologist?
What is a normal fault?
Cell engines that break down food and release energy
What are mitochondria?
Materials available for man's use
What are natural resources?
Unweathered rock that determines the texture of the soil above it
What is bedrock?
Magma that breaks the earth's surface
What is lava?
fast moving waves that occur beneath the surface of the earth
Bubble-like storage organelle
What is a vacuole?
Mineral used to produce nuclear energy
What is uranium?
Contains weathered minerals and some nutrients from the humus
What is subsoil?
Water heated by hot magma
What is a hot spring?
rocks moving horizontally past each other
Provides support for the plant
What is cell wall?
A valuable malleable metal that often indicated wealth
What is gold?
Loose material on the surface of the earth
What is soil?
Volcanic Fog
What is vog?
Release of pressure on rock that causes cracks
what is pressure release?
Tiny stinging organelle found on some animals
What are nematocyst?
Forms when carbon dioxide dissolves in water
What is carbonic acid?
Occurs when water, wind, or ice drops rocks in a new location
What is deposition?
Avalanche like emission of red-hot dust and gases
What is pyroclastic flow?