Type of Fossils
most of the remains of the organism are intact
preserved remains
part of the earth between the core and the crust
Mantle
are the plates still moving apart, even today
yes
what boy in Group P has a last name like the word "skull"
Anthony Skully
the air part of Earth
Atmosphere
is the preserved evidence of the activity of an organism.
trace fossil
plates that move together and can form mountain ranges.
Convergent Plates
why do plates move
they are floating by convection currents on magma found in the mantle
this girl has the name of a flower in her name, she's in Group P
Lily-Rose Carreiro
the water part of the Earth
Hydrosphere
is a fossil replica of an ancient organism.
cast fossil
{ Double Jeopardy } where one plate slides under another one and melts back into the mantle.
Subduction Zone
a scientist, who studies fossils
paleontologist
these two girls have the same last name one in Group P and one in Group Z
Xiomara Carreiro and Lily Carreiro
{ Double Jeopardy }225 million years ago, there was a supercontinent. what was it called?
Pangea
is an empty impression left in a rock.
mold fossil
plates that move apart in different directions and can form active volcanos
Divergent Plates
a theory based on the separation of Pangea
The Theory of Plate Tectonics
what boy in Group T has the same name as a character in Sponge Bob
Patrick Reynolds
the solid/land part of Earth
Geosphere
the black, carbon outline of the organism is left on a leaf or a rock
carbon-film fossil
plates that slide past each other, moving side by side
Transform Plates
why do we study fossils
to learn about lifeforms and to learn the Earth's climates has changed over time
What two boys on Team Onyx have the same last
Connor Simmons and Dylan Simmons
the living part of Earth
Biosphere