- What is the literal tracing that the seismograph does?
- lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere, outer and inner core
- What will happen when an oceanic crust collides with an oceanic?
- What will happen when a continental crust collides with another continental?
- What will happen when a continental crust collides with an oceanic?
- What will happen when a continental crust slides past a continental?
- What feature(s) will be formed when a continental crust moves away from a continental?
- Large crystals in a matrix of smaller grains
- Made of ash, glass, and fragmental rock particles
- If a rock has equal amounts of light and dark crystals, what can you conclude about its composition
- Crystals too small to be seen with the naked eye
- If a rock has large visible crystals, what can you conclude about its cooling history
- Explain what could Crete holes or vesicles on the surface of an igneous rock
- Large, wide mountain with shallowly-sloping sides and a low profile that forms from highly fluid lava
- What type of magma is found at a subduction zone
- where is the source of heat that drives the currents LOCATED
- A steep sided cone-shaped mountain built up by layers of lava and pyroclastics
- What happens when the magma viscosity and gas content increases
- what is the source of heat driving the currents
- A large depression that forms when a volcano erupts violently and collapse