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Plate Tectonics

Plate Techtonics with Mrs Fernandes

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Continental Drift To move or drift from one location or another over time
Theory of Plate Tectonics Formation, interaction and movements of boundaries
Mesosaurus Dinosaur fossil found on two continents
Subduction Boundary A boundary where an oceanic plate is plunging beneath another, overriding plate
Convergent Boundary A boundary between two plates that are moving toward each other or converging
Transfrom Boundary A boundary between two plates that are sliding past each other
Collision Boundary A convergent boundary where two continents have come together and are welded into a single, larger continent
Alfred Wegener Scientist who proposed a hypothesis called Continental Drift
Rift Valley A deep valley at a point where litospheric plates are moving apart
Rift A crack or an opening in the Earth's crust
Deep Sea Trench A long narrow, steep-sided trough that runs parallel to continental margins or volcanic island chains
Divergent Boundary Boundary between two litospheric plates that are moving apart
Wegener's Hypotheses Shape of continents, rock formation, climate change and fossil
Created by: mrsfernandes
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