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How is erosion different from weathering?
erosion involves transportation of material, weathering is breaking down material in place.
Name one example of a transform boundary
San Andreas Fault
In topographic maps contour lines represent
points of equal elevation
Degrees are broken up into these two smaller measurements
minutes and seconds
Name one example of weathering
ice wedging, dissolution, oxidation, abrasion
Name one example of erosion
mass wasting, glacial, wind, water
When writing latitude and longitude coordinates this always comes first
latitude
The youngest rocks are located where on a mid-ocean ridge.
In the center.
Magnetic striping on the seafloor is used as evidence of what process
seafloor spreading (plate tectonics)
Name and example of a divergent boundary
Mid-Atlantic Ridge, E. African rift zone
Name an example of a convergent boundary
Himalayas, Western U.S
when contour lines are close together it means
the surface of the land is steep
Describe the law of cross-cutting relationships
When a layer is cut through by another feature, it has to be older than the feature that cuts through it.
Describe the law of superposition
layers are deposited on top of each other with oldest layers at the bottom and youngest at the top.
Transform plate boundaries occur where plates are
moving side by side
Deposition is
when sediment is deposited, usually after being transported by erosion
Erosion is
the process of transporting weathered material
Weathering is
breaking down material into smaller pieces
This feature forms in areas where two plates are moving away from each other
Mid-Ocean Ridge, or Rift Valley
Name one feature that is often associated with collisions between oceanic crust and continental crust
Volcanoes, Trenches