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Geology 1.0
Physical Geology Exam 3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| TYPES OF FOLDS | TYPES OF FOLDS |
| Anticline | Ant Hill |
| Syncline | Sink Line |
| The oldest rock in a anticline is at the? | center |
| The oldest rock in a syncline is at the? | exteriour |
| EARTHQUAKES | EARTHQUAKES |
| Hypocenter | Foucus of an earthquake. |
| Soundwaves travle faster | throught the ground. |
| TYPES OF FAULTS | TYPES OF FAULTS |
| Normal fauls form during extension so.. | the hanging wall moves down. (where the miner hangs his lantern) |
| Reverse faults form during compression so... | the hanging wall moves up steeply. |
| Thrust faults form during compression so | the hanging wall moves at a gentle slope. |
| Strike slip fault | when one section of land slide past the other.Like a base joint on a chop saw. |
| TYPES OF EARTHQUAKE MOTION | TYPES OF EARTHQUAKE MOTION |
| Compressional | (P-Wave) Like a slinky toy. |
| Shear | (S-Wave) Like cracking a whip. |
| Surface waves | Like the waves of the sea. |
| INTERLUDE D | INTERLUDE D |
| Outer core | liquid iron |
| Inner core | solid iron |
| SOUND TRAVELS FASTER THROUGH | LIQUID IRON |
| CRUSTAL DEFORMATOIN | CRUSTAL DEFORMATION |
| Undeformed | cracked, but not bent of faulted |
| Deformed | broken or folded |
| STRAIN | STRAIN |
| Shear Strain | Like pushing on the top of a deck of cards and moving |
| Tension | Streching of the crust |
| Strike slip | horosontal shear stress |
| Hydrodynamic | Compression in all directions |
| Monoclines | the funky bend in the earth that has a "V" and a plunging line |
| Dome: Oldest rocks in the? | center |
| Basin: Yongest rocks in the? | Center!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| INTERLUDE E | INTERLUDE E |
| How to... | create a fossil |
| step one | kill animal |
| step two | put animal in enviroment with no Oxygen or Decay |
| step three | Wait for minerals to be replace with SILICA |
| ALL DONE!!!! | ALL DONE!!! |
| Paleontologyists | they clssify fossils based on MORPHOLOGY |
| RELATIVE AGE OF FOSSILS | RELATIVE AGE OF FOSSILS |
| ROCK BEDS HAVE | DISTINCT ASSEMBLAGE OF FOSSILS |
| Assemblage is recognized | world wide |
| fossil assemblage alows pale peoples to identify | relative age |
| STUDY GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE OF FOSSILS | STUDY GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE OF FOSSILS |
| CHAPTER 10 | CHAPTER 10 |
| Uniformitarianisim: | the present is the key to the past |
| Sediments are deposited | horizontally |
| the rocks on the top are | the youngest. :P |
| Sediment are deposited in | continuous sheets |
| features that cut through layers are | yoounger |
| A layer containing pebbls is _____ than the adjacet layer. | youger |
| Principle of fossil sucession | certain fossils stay within their certin layers |
| SEQUENCE OF EVENTS | SEQUENCE OF EVENTS |
| REMEMBER: | plutons and dikes are younger than the layers. |
| UNCONFORMITIES | UNCONFORMITIES |
| Angular Unconformity | two rock beds collide at angles |
| NON Conformity | Horizontialish conformity between two rock beds |
| Dates to know | Dates to know |
| Uniformitarian Age of Earth | 4.55 Billion Years old |
| Limits to radiometric dating | Limits to ratiometric dating |
| Only certain minerals are | radioactive |
| Igneous and metamorphic rocks | are the best candidates |
| SED Rock | not datable |