Glaciers
The term for fracturing rock by freezing water.
What is plunking?
Location for Death Valley National Park.
What is California?
Bending of Rocks.
What is Folding?
Elevated land with sharp sloping sides
What is a mountain?
The national park known for the hottest temperatures.
What is Death Valley?
The percent of the earths surface is covered by glaciers.
What is 10%?
Active glaciers at Olympic National Park.
What is 60?
Something formed when crust is subject to large compressive force.
What are Complex mountains?
U shaped valleys are created by these.
What are glaciers?
The National park known for the largest trees
What is Sequoia National Park?
Drift is the common term for-
What is glacier deposit?
Location of Hot-springs National Park
What is Arkansas?
Stratified rock bending downwards.
What is Anticline?
An offset on the ground where a fault has moved
What is Fault scarp?
A national park named after a tree in California.
What is Joshua Tree National Park?
A mass of ice that moves under water.
What is Glacier?
The year Acadia National Park established.
What is 1929?
The term folding and faulting.
What is the crustal deformation?
A sharp mountain ridge
What is a arete?
Redwood National Park is known for a certain type of weather condition.
What is fog?
Sediments that are deposited by glaciers melt, and also sorted in layers.
What is Stratified drift?
Mountain elevation at Rocky Mountain National Park.
What is 12,000 above sea level?
One side of the rock layers are folded down.
What is Monocline?
This forms when glaciers erode aretes.
What is a horn?
The national park with the oldest trees on Earth.
What is Great Basin National Park?