What kind of stress is found at convergent plate boundaries?
What is compression stress?
Which period is described by the formation of pangea and rapid diversifiation of life?
What is the paleozoic?
This is the study of rocks
What is geology
How are sedimentary rocks formed?
What is through deposition and compaction of sediment.
What law says that strata are laid down in flat horizontal layers?
What is the law of original horizontality?
Shearing stress is found at this plate boundary
What is transform?
Which era is the current era?
What is the Cenozoic?
This type of stress is found at convergent plate boundaries
What is compression stress
This is made of solid iron and nickel.
What is the inner core.
This says that rocks that are cut by a fault or piece of igneous rock are older than what cut them.
What is the law of cross cutting relationships
Volcanic islands are found at this type of boundary
What is ocean-ocean convergence?
This says that rocks that are cut by a fault or piece of igneous rock are older than what cut them.
What is the law of cross cutting relationships.
This type of stress is found at divergent plate boundaries
What is tension stress?
What is the asthenosphere?
What is the part of the mantel that the lithosphere floats on?
This law says that a layer that has inclusions of another layer must be younger than the layer that it the inclusions came from
What is the law of inclusions
Rift valleys are formed at this plate boundary
What is continent-continent divergence?
How do volcanoe and asteroids cause extinctions?
What is, they send debris into the air which block out the sun. This causes producers to be unable to make glucose, which impacts the whole food web.
What is reverse fault
Explain convection.
What is the heating and rising and then cooling and sinking of magma that drives continental plate movement.
this laws allows us to use fossils to date layers
What is law of faunal succession
what is it called when one plate moves underneath the another during convergence?
What is subduction?
Date these layers from oldest to youngest
What is A,C,G,P,L,S,B,D,J,M
What type of fault is this?
What is normal fault
What is difference between oceanic and continental crust?
What is oceanic crust is younger, thinner, and more dense. Continental crust is older, thicker, and less dense.
What is the name for an unconformity that contains angled rock layers below horizontal sedmintary strata?
What is angular unconformity