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Advisory-plates

Advisory-Plate movements.

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At a _________ plate boundary plates are moving apart. divergent
At a ___________ plate boundary plates are moving towards each other. convergent
At a __________ plate boundary plates move across each other. transform
An __________ will occur at transform plate boundaries. earthquake
An example of a divergent boundary underwater is the ___________. midocean ridge
A divergent boundary on land is a __________. rift valley
When continental and continental crust collide, __________ forms. mountains
When continental and ocean crust collide, _____________ occurs. subduction
_______________ occurs at the mid-ocean ridge and magma erupts creating the rock of the sea floor. Seafloor spreading
A ______________ is a downward bend in the earth's crust. trench
_____________ occurs when oceanic crust sinks back into the mantle. Subduction.
The Theory of ______________ was proposed by Alfred Wegener and said that earth's continents are drifting across earth's surface. Continental Drift
The Theory of _____________ states that Earth's plates are in a constant slow motion driven by the convection currents in the mantle. Plate Tectonics
______________________ occur inside the mantle due to density differences in the magma. Convection currents
The layers of the Earth beginning at the surface are ______, _____, ____ and ____. Crust, mantle, outer core and inner core
Temperature and pressure ___________ as you move from the surface towards the center of the earth. increases
The uppermost part of the mantle and the crust together form a rigid layer called the _________________. lithosphere
Wegner supported his hypothesis with evidence from ___________, ___________, and _____. landforms, fossils and climates
Oceanic crust is predominately made of ____________, a dark dense heavy rock. basalt
Continental crust is predominately made of _______________, a lighter, less dense rock. granite.
Convection currents in the _________ _______ cause the inner cores to spin and create earth's magnetic field. outer core
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