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Just for fun Scrat and Continental Drift-Ice Age 4 Pangaea’s Moving Farther Apart Agai n Song The Continental Drift Song (Breakin g Up Is Hard to Do)

Plate Tectonics Day 2

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Plate Tectonics Day 2. Just for fun Scrat and Continental Drift-Ice Age 4 Pangaea’s Moving Farther Apart Again Song The Continental Drift Song (Breaking Up Is Hard to Do). Review. Plate tectonic Theory Pangaea-one big continent Proof-fossils, geology, and climate - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Plate tectonic TheoryPangaea-one big continentProof-fossils, geology, and climatehttp://www.odsn.de/odsn/services/paleomap/animation.html Surface of earth made of rigid “plates” Float on asthenosphere and is in constant

motion Explains Drifting continents

Mountain buildingEarthquakesVolcanic activity

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ffects of crustal plate movement!

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There are 3Types of BoundariesAnd 1 undifined

Click picture for video

http://www.learner.org/interactives/dynamicearth/plate.html

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Boundary between two plates that are moving apart or rifting

RIFTING causes SEAFLOOR

SPREADING

Divergent Boundarieshttp://www.learner.org/interactives/dynamicearth/slip3.html

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plates split; hot molten rock from the mantle rises, cools and causes the floor to spread.

Ex. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge

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Iceland Divided

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Boundaries between two plates that are colliding

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plates crash into one another and form mountains over millions of years.

Ex. The Himalayas

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Himalayas

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oceanic plates collide with continental plates, and slide beneath them creating trenches.

Ex. Mt. St. Helens