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name the three main parts on or near the earth atmosphere, biosphere, lithosphere
name the 4 oceans. atlantic, pacific, indian and arctic
know the 3 types of boundaries and what each consist of convirgent, transform, and divergent.
what causes the rise and fall of tides gravitational pull of the sun or moon
explain the difference between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering mechanical weathering- breaks rocks into smaller pieces chemical weathering- chantes the rock into a new substance
divergent boundary plates move apart, spreading horizontally
convergent boundary plates collide causing either one plate to diver under the other or to crumble
transform boundary plates slide past one another
which hemisphere contains the most water? southern
what percentage of fresh water do lakes hold? 95%
what is the position of earth in the solar system? third planet
what must be present for erosion to occur? an agent of erosion such as WATER
what is the average time it takes to produce soil? 2.5 cubic cm per century
what is the largest ocean? pacific
delta fan like landform
biosphere where animals and plants lives
humus organic materal in the soil
sediment very tiny particles of rock
fault fracture in earth's crust
loess wind blown silt and clay sediment
hydosphere made up of water elements of the earth. lakes , oceans, rivers
relief difference in elevation of landform from lowest to highest point
focus location where the earthquake begins
pangea name for super contintent greek work meaning all earth
tsunami giant wave caused by earthquake
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