Geology
Soft sediment
Hard sediment
Step incline
Ultraviolet radiation
Radioactive radiation
Cosmic rays
Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
Zinc
Three times more snow fall every February
Three times less snow fall every February
About the same amount of snow fall every February (somewhere between three times more and three times less).
Carbon
Silicon
Oxygen
Iron
Aluminum
λ /2
H/2
D/2
D
λ
Iron
Gold
Platinum
Oxidation
Foliation
Lineation
Spitication
Sporanza
Entire crust and uppermost mantle
Upper crust and the top half of the lower crust.
Oceans and upper crust
Magnoid
Ovoid
Obsidian
Phosphate
Fine clay
Fine silt
Grime
Slime
Middle Jurassic
Dinosaurs first appeared on Earth
Oldest known oceanic crust that remains on the ocean floor
First humans appeared on Earth
Solifluction
Mud flow
Granular flow
Earth flow
Debris avalache
Pertrusion
Disintegration
Minneaspolis MN
Manhattan, NY
Denver, CO
Bangor, ME.
Great Valley of California
Newfoundland
Scotland
Ireland
England.
Iceland.
An impasse
A local base level
A permanent marker
Bajada
Pediment
Sloping cliffs
Oxygen
Carbon
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
North-eastern Australia.
Tahiti
Belize
The Florida Keys
Saltation
Impact with small pebbles and granules
Creation of thermal differences between air which is trapped beneath the grain and air which immediately overlies the grain.
Quartz (SiO2)
Galena (PbS)
Sphalerite (ZnS)
Descent of air from the upper troposphere
Ocean currents just below the surface of the ocean.
Greenhouse effect due to elevated concentrations of carbon dioxide
10 times bigger than the sun
10 times bigger than itself
5 times bigger than the sun
5 times bigger than itself
Basalt is 50% SiO2
Andesite is 60% SiO2
Rhyolite is 70% SiO2
An agglomerate
A rhyolite .
A pumice
A welded tuff
A pyrolate
Precipitation of salt from irrigation water
Erosion
The widespread application of manure
Seawater encroachment near coastal cities which pump a lot of groundwater
Red
White
Black
Blue
Tree stump enclosed within a bed of till which accumulated at the end of the last continental glaciation
Partially burnt logs in Neanderthal caves of southern France. It could date seawater at the base of the Marianas trench
Shroud of Turin, a garment which is believed by some clerics to have been the burial shroud of Jesus Christ.
Fossils of dinosaur bones in northeastern Africa
Sea level
Headwater
Surface of a major river at the point where a tributary joins that river
Surface of a water body that is filling a reservoir
Sea floor
21 ppm
210,000 ppm
21,000 ppm
2100 ppm
210 ppm
Maine.
Massachusetts. .
Ontario
New Hampshire
Greenland
Thermalsphere.
Mesiosphere
Tratosphere
Core
Crust
Mantle
Cooled and become denser than the asthenosphere
Thinned and become able to cut through the asthenosphere.
Cracked into small pieces, each of which can penetrate the asthenosphere more readily than can a continuous slab.
3.2/2.7 = 1.2
3.5/2.7 = 1.3
3.8/2.7 = 1.4
4.2/2.7 = 1.55
4.5/2.7 = 1.66
Titanium
Nickel
Copper
Lead
Hydrogen
Basalt is 50% SiO2
Andesite is 60% SiO2
Rhyolite is 70% SiO2
Obsidian
Columnar basalt
Pillow basalt
Exfoliated granite
In the desert
On the seafloor
In the mountains
Base level
Impasse
Meander
Floor
Hood
Coastal Plains
Piedmont
Triangle
Raleigh Belt
Blue Ridge
Eastern Volcanic Belt
Western Plains
Jet stream. .
Tropopause.
Mid-latitude inversion
Trade winds
Horse latitudes.
Cross bedding
Graded bedding
Dunite
Inclinite
Windite
Slipfite
Upper atmosphere
Lower atmosphere
Upper athenosphere
Upper stratosphere
Lower athenosphere
Mercury
Saturn
Earth
Jupiter
Mars
Divergent plates
Convergent plates
The axial valley
The subduction line
Basalt is 50% SiO2
Andesite is 60% SiO2
Rhyolite is 70% SiO2
Carbon
Silicon
Oxygen
Iron
Aluminum
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