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Geol 1404 Ch 10

Test 3

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Each of the major continents at the beginning of the Paleozoic can be divided into two major components: a craton and a mobile belt
The craton can be subdivided into: a shield and a platform
The Michigan Basin is an important source for: anhydrite and gypsum
Rocks of the shield are primarily igenous
Which of the following was NOT a mobile belt affecting the North American continent during the Early Paleozoic: a. franklin c. cordilleran c. hercynian d. ouchita e. appalachian c. hercynian
Areas of elongate mountain building activity are called mobile belts
During the Cambrian, most of the continents were: dispersed in low latitude regions
Plate mvmnt in the Ordovician and Silurian resulted in: a. mvmt of Gondwana to a south polar region b. dvlpmnt of an active eastern margin on Laurentia c. collision of Baltica and Laurentia d. Siberia and Kazakhstania migrating the north temperate reg all of the above
In the Cambrian, the major event for the North American continent was epeiric seas transgression and regression
Global transgressive and regressive cycles can be caused by major tectonic events and major glacial events ( A and D )
Sequence straigraphy is based on time-stratigraphic boundaries to related units
Linestom structures made of teh skeletal structures of living organisms are organic reefs
Organic reefs are useful paleoecological indicators because modern reef builders online 1. form limestone reefs in warm, clear, shallow water 2. form limestone reefs between 30 degrees north and south of the equator (C and D)
Reefs typically form linear masses that separate a shallow platform from deep marine environment
Reefs first appeared in the geologic record in great abundance during the Cambrian
All of the following played a role in dvlpmnt of thick evaporite sqnce in reef-fringed basins EXCEPT: a. rise in sea level after reef frmtn b. upward growth of the reef c. drop in sea level after reef formation d. evaporation e. restriction of circul A. rise in sea level after reef formation
The Tippecanoe Sea had retreated to the craton margin by the Early Devonian
The onset of mountain building in the Appalachian mobile belt is characterized by all of the following except: a. platform carbonate deposition b. thin bedded black shales c. coarse sandstones d. grawackes e. volcanic rocks c. coarse sandstones
All but which are examples of early Paleozoic mineral deposits: a. silica sand b. rock salt and anhydrite c. lead and zinc d. iron e. chromite E. Chromite
The basal unit of the Tippecanoe sequence is an important source for silica sand
The Silurian Clinton Formation is an important source for Iron
lead and zinc deposits in Missouri are found in Paleozoic rocks of this period: Cambrian and Orodovician
The first mountain building episode of the Appalachians was the: Taconic orogeny
The basin within the Tippecanoe Sequence in which evaporites precipitated is the Michigan
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