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Transcript
Falcon Focus
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Rank the four main layers
of the earth from least
dense to most dense.
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What causes the plate
tectonics to move?
Earthquake Map
Divergent Boundary
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Where two plates are moving apart
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Land feature formed: mid-ocean ridges (by sea - floor
spreading)
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Rift occurs when two continental plates pull apart
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New crust forms because magma pushes up and
hardens between separating plates. Creates new
crust.
Convergent Boundary - Oceanic and Oceanic
Collide (O-O)
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When Two Oceanic plates collide.
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Creates Subduction Zone and Volcanic Arc Destroys some crust
Convergent Boundary - Continental and
Oceanic Collide (C-O)
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An Oceanic and Continental Plate Collide
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Creates Subduction Zone - Destroys some crust
Convergent Boundary - Continental and
Continental Collide (C-C)
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Two plates come together and collide
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Creates Folded Mountains
Transform Fault Boundary
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Where two plates slide past each other.
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Crust is neither created nor destroyed
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Earthquakes occur frequently along this type of
boundary.
Examples:
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The San Andreas Fault is a
transform fault boundary and
has been the site of many
earthquakes.