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The transfer of energy through and empy space. |
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The Correct layer of Earths interor from the surface.
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Crust,Mantle, Inner Core, Outer Core |
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Geologist Observe Earth interior by: |
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Recording and studying seismic waves. |
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The Process by which ocean floors sinks under continental crust. |
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When heat transfers within a fluid. |
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When magma rises through the seafloor during seafloor spreading. |
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Ground movements that are cause by seismic waves are recorded by: |
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The point where an earthquake begins under surface. |
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Damages caused by an earthquake. |
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The risk of earthquakes are high along the Pacific Coast Because . . . |
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The north american plate meets the pacific plate. |
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Where Do Seismic waves carry an eathquakes energy? |
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What are formed in the Hawaiin Islands? |
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It is less dense than the rock aroud it. |
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Why does liduid magma flow up and out of rock? |
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When lava is still under Earths suface it is called : |
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The color of a minerals powder is called : |
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Each piece will still have the same crystal structure. |
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What happens when you break a mineral into peices? |
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It comes from once living things. |
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Why Is coal not a mineral? |
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Quickly; smooth and shiney. |
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How does igneous rock cool.? |
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Which type of rock has grains that are easy to see? |
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