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Q: Which tectonic setting has yielded the mostigneous rocks in the past 200 million years?

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Q: Why doesn’t hornfels contain foliation? Name two othernonfoliated metamorphic rocks.

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Q: How does the process of freezing magma resemble that offreezing water? How is it different?

A: Approximately 90% of the earth is composed of igneous rocks. Igneous rocks are formed from magma or…

Q: explain how weathering produces sediment.

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Q: The figure below presents a model of the relationship between convergence and divergence in the jet…

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Q: Define the terms species, population, and community.How does a species differ from a population? How…

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Q: Explain the difference between physical and chemicalweathering.

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Q: What factors control the viscosity of a melt?

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Q: Describe the types of damage caused by earthquakes.

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Q: relate earthquakes to specific geologic settings, in the context ofplate tectonics theory.

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Q: Define environmental externality. Suppose that over the next 20 years the external environmental and…

A: Environmental externality, like natural resources and public health, are examples of externalities.

Q: How does pyroclastic flow differ from a lahar?

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Q: Why can rocky shores that have experienced the same disturbance regime develop very different…

A: A rocky shore is a section of a seacoast's intertidal zone where solid rock dominates.

Q: what is the significance of studying tenacity such as brittleness, flexibility, and elasticity of…

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Q: Your company is considering building solar power arrays near the Arctic Circle in Alaska and Canada.…

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Q: explain the key processes that can take place duringmetamorphism.

A: The involvement of pressure and temperature plays a key role in the process of metamorphism.

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A: The incoming solar energy reaching the Earth’s atmosphere and surface can be defined as Insolation.…

Q: Why is the earth round?

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Q: What are Immediate Release Nuclides? Give 2 examples and discuss why they are more likely than other…

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Q: Why are earthquakes in continental crustmore dangerous to society than those along mid-ocean ridges?

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Q: 1. Where is the pressure gradient weakest? List states/regions where the weakest pressure gradient…

A: The rate of change of pressure is called pressure gradient.

Q: Compare normal, reverse, and strike-slip faults.

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Q: 2.2. Use the normative mineralogy to answer the questions below. Basalts of High Mesas (Late Mt…

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Q: Explain the concept of a cycle in the context of the EarthSystem.

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Q: In what ways has artificial selection changed people’squality of life? Provide examples. How might…

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Q: What is a large igneous province (LIP)?

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Q: . The Little Ice Age is  a any period of extensive continental glaciation.  b frozen ocean water.…

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