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| Geology | The study of earth and its origin history
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| Inner Core | earth's inner core earth's innermost part and is a primary solid ball
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| outer core | Fourteen to eighteen hundred miles from earths center
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| mantle | Semi solid rock
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| Crust | A large block of tabular section of the lithosphere
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| Tectonic Plates | like jigsaw puzzle pieces
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| Continental drift | The gradual movement of earths continents toward or away from each other
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| Pangaea | Supercontinent
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| Divergent | Place where plates move apart
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| Convergent | Place where plates collide
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| Transform | Place where plates slide past each other
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| Weathering | The breaking down of earths lithosphere by of wind ice plants and chemical changes
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| Principle of uniformity | The process that changed the world and still changing
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| Chemical weathering | Process that affects mineral composition
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| Mechanical weathering | The break down of rock into smaller pieces
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| Subsurface | Below the surface
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| Anticline | The upward fold in rocks
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| Syncline | The downward fold in rocks
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| Fault | Split of crust
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| Plateau | Flat area of land
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| Epicenter | The point on the surface where the earthquake is first felt
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| Focus | The point where an earthquake starts
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| Seismic wave | Waves that travels out from an earthquake
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| Primary waves | The first and fastest seismic wave
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| Surface wave | The slowest wave on surface also
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| Secondary wave | The Escondido fastest seismic wave
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| Volcano | Are the area on earths surface through which magma and volcanic gasses pass
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| Magma | Molten material beneath the earths crust
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| Magma chamber | A body rock deep underground that feeds a volcano
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| Lava | The molten fluid rock issues volcano or volcanic vent
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| Vents | A opening at the surface of one earth could volcanic material passes
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| Pyroclastic flow | Are produced when enormous amounts of ash dust and gases are ejected from a volcano
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| Viscosity viscous | The state or quality of being viscous
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| Rock Cycle | Is a group of changes between rocks.
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| Erosion | the process which wind water ice or gravity transports soil and sediment form one location to another.
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| Deposition | the process in which material is laid down.
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| Met-amorphous rock | Rock that was once one formed and now have changed to another by heat and pressure.
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| Igneous Rock | rocks formed by cooling of lava and magma.
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| Sedimentary rocks | Rocks formed through deposition and sediments in layers.
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| Extrusive igneous rocks | Rocks that form as a result of volcanic activity at or near the earths surface.
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| Intrusive igneous rocks | rock formed from the cooling and solidification of magma beneath the earths surface
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| strata | layers
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| Index Minerals | Used to estimate the temperature and depth and the which a rock goes under metamorphism\
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| foliated | The texture of metamorphism rock in which the mineral grains are arranged in planes or bands
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| nonfoliated | The texture of metamorphic rock in which the mineral grains are not arranged in planes or bands
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