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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 (Sediment).
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| Erosion | Wind or water carries sediments away to another place.
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| Volcano | Errupting mountains spit out lava.
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| Crust | Outer layer of the earth, coolest and thinnest layer.
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| Lithosphere | The crust and upper mantle of the earth.
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| Reverse Fault | Normal faults occur when tensional forces act in opposite directions and cause one slab of rock to be displaced up and the other slab down.
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| Sycline | Folds which bend.
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| Anticline | Folds which bend upwards.
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| Normal Fault | Reverse faults develop when compressional forces exist. Compression causes one block to be pushed up and over the other block.
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