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Plate Tectonics Vocabulary

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Theory of the continental drift   The theory of the continents being one super-continent slowly drifting away to their spots today  
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Pangaea   A super-continent which means all land  
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Inner Core   Solid core made mostly of iron and nickel  
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Outer Core   Liquid core made mostly of iron and nickel  
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Mantle   The upper layer of the earth's mantle, below the lithosphere  
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Crust   The outermost solid shell of the earth which is about 5 to 40 miles thick  
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Lithosphere   The rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle  
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Aesthenosphere   A zone of the earth's mantle that lies beneath the lithosphere and consists of several hundred kilometers of deformable rock  
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Continental Crust   Crust that forms under land or continents  
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Oceanic Crust   Crust that forms under oceans  
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Divergent Boundary   Boundary that splits land  
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Convergent Boundary   Boundary that collides with one another forming mountains and volcanoes  
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Transform Boundary   Boundary that slides past each other  
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