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Science Vocabulary from Sarvis' class

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Rock Cycle   The on ongoing processes that form and change rock from one kind to another.  
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Plate Tectonics   The theory that Earth's crust and upper mantle exist in sections that move called lithospheric plates.  
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Convection Current   The heating, rising, cooling, and sinking of matter; the movement of material is caused by uneven heating.  
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Pangaea   At one time in geologic history the continents were joined together in one large landmass called this.  
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Topographic Map   A map that uses contour lines and intervals to show the varying elevations of Earth's surface; provides information on elevation,relief, slope of the ground surface.  
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Volcano   A mountain built of cooled lava, volcanic sh, cinders, and rock.  
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Vent   Theopening in a volcano where magma flows out.  
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Tension   Forces that pull rocks apart.  
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Shearing   Forces that push on rocks from either side of faults causing them to push in opposite directions.  
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Compression   A force that pushes or squeezes rocks together.  
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