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Robert W. Christopherson Charlie Thomsen Chapter 11 The Dynamic Planet

Chapter 11 The Dynamic Planet

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Chapter 11 The Dynamic Planet. The Dynamic Planet. The Pace of Change   Earth’s Structure and Internal Energy   The Geologic Cycle   Plate Tectonics  . The Pace of Change  . Geologic time scale Uniformitarianism. Geologic Time Scale. Figure 11.1. Earth’s Structure and Internal Energy  . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Robert W. ChristophersonCharlie Thomsen

Chapter 11 The Dynamic

Planet

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The Pace of Change  

Earth’s Structure and Internal Energy  

The Geologic Cycle    

Plate Tectonics  

The Dynamic Planet

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Geologic time scale

Uniformitarianism

The Pace of Change  

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Geologic Time Scale

Figure 11.1

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Earth’s Core  

Earth’s Mantle  

Earth’s Lithosphere and Crust  

Earth’s Structure and Internal Energy  

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Earth in Cross Section

Figure 11.2

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Earth’s Interior

Figure 11.2

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Earth’s Interior

Figure 11.2

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Figure 11.2

Earth’s Interior

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Core to Crust

Figure 11.3

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Isostatic Adjustment

Figure 11.4

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Rock Cycle  

Minerals and Rocks  

Igneous Processes  

Sedimentary Processes  

Metamorphic Processes  

The Geologic Cycle

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The Geologic Cycle

Figure 11.5

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The Geologic Cycle

Figure 11.5

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The Rock Cycle

Figure 11.6

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Igneous Rock Types

Figure 11.7

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Sedimentary Rock Types

Figure 11.9

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A Brief History  Sea-Floor Spreading and Production of New Crust  Subduction of the Crust  The Formation and Breakup of Pangaea  Plate Boundaries  Earthquake and Volcanic Activity  Hot Spots

Plate Tectonics  

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Crustal Movements

Figure 11.13

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Magnetic Reversals

Figure 11.14

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Relative Age of the Oceanic Crust

Figure 11.15

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Continents Adrift

Figure 11.16

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Earth’s Major Plates

Figure 11.17

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Ocean Floor

Figure 11.18

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Transform Faults

Figure 11.19

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Earthquakes and Volcanoes

Figure 11.20

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Hot Spot Tracks

Figure 11.21

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Robert W. ChristophersonCharlie Thomsen

Geosystems 7eAn Introduction to Physical Geography

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