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KLS Review Earth

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superposition   law that states that older layers of sediment or rock are lower or at the bottom and younger layers are at the top; older layers are on bottom, younger layers are on top  
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relief   difference in elevation between highest and lowest parts of an area  
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continental drift   hypothesis by Wegener that states that continents were once joined together in a large, single continent called Pangaea. That continent broke apart and the continents have been drifting apart ever since.  
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deposition   process by which sediment settles out of water or wind that is carrying it  
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fossil   any trace of an ancient organism that has been preserved in rock  
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coastal plain   low lying plain along the coast (along ocean) with varying elevation but that elevation is low especially when compared to an interior plain  
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interior plain   plain away from coastal or ocean areas with flat elevation; tend to have higher elevations than coastal plains  
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lithosphere   layer of earth that has plates; made up of crust and upper mantle  
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outer core   only liquid layer of earth  
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inner core   deepest layer of earth made of solid iron  
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mass movement   any movement of rocks and sediment caused by gravity  
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examples of mass movement   landslide, mudflows, slumps, creep  
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layers of earth from top   crust, mantle, outer core, inner core  
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pressure inside earth   increases as you go down  
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