A. Let's have the Visualization Objective: Describe the effects of bending of rocks along faults. Directions: Write on the blank the appropriate description for each illustration whi- show the overview of the effects of bending of rocks along faults. Choose your answ on the given choices below. Choices ground is bending and stress build up original position of ground before bending rocks were broken or snapped into two due to reaching the bending limit Effects of Bending of Rocks along Faults Illustration Description 1. 2. 3.

Q: As mountains weather and erode, large clasts get deposited in proximal locations. As water runs down...

A: Along the mountain belts, the formation of sedimentary rocks takes place by weathering, erosion, tra...

Q: An increase in benthic foraminifera delta 18O can result from

A: Foraminifera are small sea organisms that have calcium carbonate outer covering. During the preparat...

Q: True or false    A worst-case scenario predicted by some climate change models is some forests being...

A: A wildfire starts with lightning activity naturally, but it is majorly human-induced. Any uncontroll...

Q: ) What changes might take place in the hydrologic cycle if the earth’s climate becomes (a)hotter or ...

A: The hydrological or water cycle is the continuous cyclic movement of water from the earth's surface ...

Q: Pls help

A: The magnitude of an earthquake is given by following relation, M=logII0 Here, I is amplitude of eart...

Q: Drilling fluid is a mixture of water, clay, weighing material and a few chemicals that are used in o...

A: A specially designed fluid or mud that is circulated through the borehole and facilitates safe drill...

Q: Human Impact a. Coal burning plants release lots of (oxygen/carbon dioxide/sulfur dioxides) into the...

A: Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas released by the burning of fossil fuels. When this gas traps the ...

Q: In what kind of environment was this rock likely deposited?     A lake     Very close to...

A: This rock looks like a schist, a kind of metamorphic rock.  It shows high-grade metamorphism. It con...

Q: Which of the follow explains the Earth stays in orbit around the Sun?

A: We live in the solar system, which belongs to the outer spiral arm of the milky way galaxy. The sun ...

Q: Suppose we find the hypothetical Planet 9 beyond Pluto.  Suppose we find that the semi-major axis of...

A: Astronomical Unit (AU) Astronomical unit is the average distance between the sun and the earth. Kepl...

Q: why do lakes occupy some depressions

A: Lakes Lakes are the localized water bodies, which are surrounded by the land. They may be natural or...

Q: 2. How can an incongruent hydrolysis of chalcopyrite (CuFeS,) result in the formation of a copper en...

A: When an ore deposit like copper is exposed to the ground surface, it undergoes weathering. The surfa...

Q: How can I go about answering a) & b)? The index being referred to is the second image attached.

A: Relative time is defined as a subdivision based on the rocks present in the earth’s crust from milli...

Q: : question attach file :)

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question s...

Q: Which theory: Continental Drift or Plate Tectonics? 1) Earth's crust is broken into giant slabs: 2) ...

A: Alfred Wegener gave continental drift theory in 1910. According to this theory, all the continents w...

Q: What process in the environment can you infer from their characteristics

A: The deposition of substances at the earth's surface and within the water bodies followed by sediment...

Q: Sydney and Valparaiso are the same distance from the equator and both are near the ocean. Is Valpara...

A: Sydney is the capital city of Australia, Valparaiso is the city in Chili. Both are the same distance...

Q: An increase in the amount of particulatematter (dust and smoke) in the atmosphere mayresult in coole...

A: The particulate matter, also known as aerosol particles, is the small particles suspended in the air...

Q: Relative to troughs and ridges in the jet stream, where are regions of rising and sinking air locate...

A: The temperature on the earth's atmosphere varies from place to place due to variations in solar radi...

Q: Explain how it is possible for some locations in the world to experience colder than average years, ...

A: Global warming means the unusual increase in the average surface temperature of the Earth over the p...

Q: Why are ocean trenches absent on the east coast of the United States?

A: Trenches are the geological structure formed by subduction. These are found at the convergent bounda...

Q: Eratosthenes measured the circumference of the Earth to within 4% of the correct value noting how ...

A: Over 2,000 years prior, Eratosthenes analysed the sun's beams position in two areas to ascertain the...

Q: Freshwater & Groundwater: acidic groundwater, porosity, bed load, limestone, solution, suspended, wa...

A: The groundwater is the water that is the second most abundant source of groundwater. It is present a...

Q: give a brief summary of the OLD SOLAR SYSTEM. WHAT DID OLD SOLAR SYSTEM CONSISTS OF?

A: The gravitationally bound system of the star, planets, satellites, asteroids, and other celestial bo...

Q: Choose the answer that best fits the blank. Walter and Luis Alvarez believed that the iridium in the...

A: The asteroid impact occurred during the time between the Cretaceous and Palaeogene periods. Such an ...

Q: Give your interpretation to this: Choices to make to attain sustainability: RECYCLE, REUSE EXISTING ...

A: Recycle: Refers to change a material that would otherwise we considered as waste. eg: Composting Reu...

Q: Why is soil considered to be such an integrator of Earth subsystems?

A: Soil considered to be an integrator of Earth subsystems. Earth's subsystems are lithosphere, hydrosp...

Q: What is topographic?

A: Topography defines the study of the land surface. Specifically, it defines the features of land surf...

Q: The downward pull of convection currents in the mantle help to [recycle old crust or produce new cru...

A: Convection Currents and related Process Convection currents are the rising and falling of hot and mo...

Q: What can be described about the glaciers at location A and B? What is the landform at C?

A: Glaciers are the features present above the snowline. They erode the material by plucking, grinding,...

Q: Galaxy P and Galaxy Q exist in an expanding universe. A Type II supernova goes off in Galaxy P when ...

A: Galaxy Galaxies are the gravitational bound system of several celestial bodies, as stars, interstell...

Q: How is a population different from a community?  A niche from a habitat?

A: Difference between the Population and Community 1. Population is an organization in which there are ...

Q: Earth, Moon, Sun, Planets 1. Caused by the Earth's tilt and revolution around the Sun Caused by the ...

A: The movement of the Earth around the Sun in a fixed path, called orbit is known as revolution. The E...

Q: How do the interiors of Jupiter and Saturn differ? How does this difference affect the magnetic fiel...

A: In our solar system, there are eight planets, that is; Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,...

Q: According to a report by Down to Earth, India faces an increasing threat fromacid rain -- earlier be...

A: Acid rain came into existence in the 1950s when sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides were released in ...