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Relier Pairs Plate tectonicsVersion en ligne plate tectonics questions par namreg arellano 1 two plates slide past each other 2 Convergent Boundary: When two ocean plates collide, one plate bends and slides under other they form 3 one plate goes underneath the other 4 Evidence to support that magma moves up through mid-ocean ridges and spreads sideways 5 athenosphere 6 two plates meet each other 7 4 types of plate movement 8 developed idea for Pangaea 9 How did the scientists describe the shape of the lava rocks 10 Convergent Boundary: When Ocean plate collide with LESS-dense continental plate they form 11 Lithosphere 12 process where less dense material below earth’s crust is forced upward toward the surface at mid-ocean ridge 13 Evidence for magnetic reversals are found 14 the crust floats on this layer 15 Transform boundaries cause 16 Convergent Boundary: continental plate and continental plate collide, no subduction, both are less dense than athenosphere, plates collide and crumble up and they form 17 divergent boundaries 18 evidence for continental drift 19 developed idea of sea floor spreading 20 What is the force from the inner earth causes plates to move? Harry Hess forms volcanic mountain plastic like layer below lithosphere pillow-shaped sea floor spreading the crust and upper part of mantle age of rocks and magnetic reversal clues convection currents of magma from inside the earth Wegener Two plates tear apart or move apart from each other fossils of animals and rock layers mantle slip, spreading, collision, subduction as strips or bands on ocean floor with different magnetic orientations earthquakes transform boundary island arc of volcanoes convergent boundaries earthquakes, mountains like Himalyas subduction zone

Relier Pairs

Plate tectonicsVersion en ligne

plate tectonics questions

par namreg arellano

two plates slide past each other

Convergent Boundary: When two ocean plates collide, one plate bends and slides under other they form

one plate goes underneath the other

Evidence to support that magma moves up through mid-ocean ridges and spreads sideways

athenosphere

two plates meet each other

4 types of plate movement

developed idea for Pangaea

How did the scientists describe the shape of the lava rocks

Convergent Boundary: When Ocean plate collide with LESS-dense continental plate they form

Lithosphere

process where less dense material below earth’s crust is forced upward toward the surface at mid-ocean ridge

Evidence for magnetic reversals are found

the crust floats on this layer

Transform boundaries cause

Convergent Boundary: continental plate and continental plate collide, no subduction, both are less dense than athenosphere, plates collide and crumble up and they form

divergent boundaries

evidence for continental drift

developed idea of sea floor spreading

What is the force from the inner earth causes plates to move?

Harry Hess

forms volcanic mountain

plastic like layer below lithosphere

pillow-shaped

sea floor spreading

the crust and upper part of mantle

age of rocks and magnetic reversal clues

convection currents of magma from inside the earth

Wegener

Two plates tear apart or move apart from each other

fossils of animals and rock layers

mantle

slip, spreading, collision, subduction

as strips or bands on ocean floor with different magnetic orientations

earthquakes

transform boundary

island arc of volcanoes

convergent boundaries

earthquakes, mountains like Himalyas

subduction zone