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| Subduction | Relates to convection currents, gravity and rock density
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| Weathering | Is where the rain, acid rain or wind breaks big rocks into little rocks (sediments)
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| Erosion | Wind or Water carries sediments away to another place
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| Volcano | Erupting mountain which spits out lava
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| Lithosphere | The upper part of the mantle and the crust
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| Igneous Rocks | Rocks that come from the mantle of the earth, which is comprised of molten rock (lava)
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| Sedimentary Rocks | Rocks that are either made of eroded rocks or from coral reefs in the ocean.
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| Metamorphic Rocks | Rocks that have changed by heat and/or pressure
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| San Andreas Fault | A fault in California where the North American and the Pacific tectonic plates meet and slide past each other
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| Continental drift | Create mountains when plates move towards each other & is the movements of continents
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| Syncline | Folds which bend downwards
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| Anticline | Folds which bend upwards
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| Crust | The top layer of the Earth
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| Convection currents | Heat currents within the mantle - they make the tectonic plates move
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| Normal Fault | When forces act in different directions and one part slips downwards
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| Reverse Faults | Pushed together and one part pushes upwards
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