Match the stress and crustal types to the correct type of tectonic boundary or geologic feature....
Match the stress and crustal types to the correct type of tectonic boundary or geologic feature.
A.Spreading Center/MOR B. Subduction Zone C. Continental Rift D. Strike Slip Fault Zone E. Mountain Building Orogeny
Convergent – oceanic/continental
Convergent – continental/continental
Divergent – continental/continental
Divergent – oceanic/oceanic
Transform - continental/continental
Homework Answers
- Convergent - Oceanic/continental - Subduction Zone
- Convergent - Continental/Continental - Mountain building Orogeny
- Divergent - continental/continental - Continental Rift
- Divergent - Oceanic/oceanic- Spreading centre / MOR
- Transform - Continental / Continental - Strike slip Fault Zone
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The location on the planets surface directly above there the fault broke and the earthquake was initiated 1. hypocenter (Focus) 2. epicenter Location on the fault surface at or below the surface of the planet where the fault broke and the earthquake was initiated 3. select all that are true about the intensity of an earthquake. The building design can affect the intensity of an earthquake Intensity is determined by measuring...
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The location on the planets surface directly above there the fault broke and the earthquake was initiated 1. hypocenter (Focus) 2. epicenter Location on the fault surface at or below the surface of the planet where the fault broke and the earthquake was initiated 3. select all that are true about the intensity of an earthquake. The building design can affect the intensity of an earthquake Intensity is determined by measuring...
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