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plates theory

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The theory that Earth's crust and upper mantle are broken into sections is called (blank) Plate tectonics
Plates are composed of the (blank) Crust and part of the upper mantle
The lithosphere is composed of the (blank) Crust and upper mantle
Plates float on the (blank) Asthenosphere
Plates can (blank) Pull apart, collide, and move past each other
The boundary between two plates that are moving apart is a (blank) Divergent boundary
When ocean plates collide with continental plates,the denser ocean plate (blank) Sinks
The area where a plate decends is a (blank) Subduction zone
The theory that Earth's crust and upper mantle are broken into sctions is called (blank) Plate tectonics
Plates are composed of the (blank) Crust and part of the upper mantle
The lithosphere is composed of the (blank) Crust and upper mantle
Plates float on the (blank) Asthenosphere
Plates can (blank) Pull apart, collide, and move past each other
The boundry between two plates that are moving apart is a (blank) Divergent boundry
When ocean plates collide with continental plates,the denser ocean plate (blank) Sinks
The area where a plate decends is a (blank) Subduction zone
A (blank)is created where one plate slides under another trench
a subducted plate melts, forming (blank) magma and volcanic mountains
2 continental plates may slide past each other and cause (blank) earthquakes
scientists think that plates are moved by (blank) convection currents
a place where plates slide past one another is a (blank) transform fault
the san andreas fault is a (blank) transform fault
the himilayas were formed at a (blank) convergent boundary
the theory of (blank) states that earths crust and upper mantle are broken into sections plate tectonics
these sections, called (blank), are composed of the crust and a part of the upper mantle are broken into sections. plates
the crust and upper mantle are called the lithosphere
A number of rigid, but moving, pieces of the Earth’s surface lithospheric plates
The outer shell of Earth that extends to a depth of 100 km lithosphere
The partially melted layer of the mantle that underlies the lithosphere asthenosphere
The theory that all continents are fragments of Pangaea now drifting apart continental drift
States that youngest rocks of ocean floor are at diverging boundaries, moving outward seafloor spreading
Forms when two (Crustal) Lithospheric plates pull apart diverging boundries
Forms when two (Crustal) Lithospheric plates slide past each other sliding boundries
Forms when two (Crustal) Lithospheric Plates come together converging boundries
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