Ocean Lab Midterm 24 Flashcards

1
Q

Where are sedimentary rocks located?

A

located on the Earth’s surface

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2
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How are Sedimentary rocks created?

A

Weathering (chemical or physical), Erosion, transportation (wind, water, and ice), and lithification

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3
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Where are Igneous rocks located?

A

Mid-ocean ridges, volcanic subduction zones, and hotspots

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4
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How are igneous rocks created?

A

hot molten rock crystallizing + solidifying

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5
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Where are metamorphic rocks located?

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Deep within Earth, where tectonic plates meet

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6
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how and why the different types of crust interact

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The differences in the density of oceanic and continual crust are responsible for how the tectonic plates interact.

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7
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continental crust

A

lower density 2.7
average average thickness 22 miles

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8
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Oceanic crust

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Higher density 3.0
less thick 5 miles

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9
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Typography

A

above sea level

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10
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Bathymetry

A

Below sea level

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11
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Map data

A

Title, year published, title, creator, data sources, unit used

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12
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location info

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reference map, coordinates, scale, north indicators

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13
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symbology

A

Land cover, elevation/depth, landmarks, infrastructure, natural features.

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14
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magnetic declination

A

two arrows with MN an a degree

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15
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Fractional scale

A

On the scale, the top number

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16
Q

graphic scale

A

everything below fractional scale

17
Q

latitude

A

horizontal lines called parallels

18
Q

longitude

A

Vertical lines called meridian

19
Q

calculating map slope =

20
Q

Map slope contour lines

A

Change in elevation/distance

21
Q

celsius to Fahrenheit

A

(celsius x 1.8) +32

22
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Fahrenheit to celsius

A

(Fahrenheit -32) / 1.8

23
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1 oz

24
Q

1 lb

25
1 stone
6.35 kg
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1 in
2.54 cm
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1 ft
30.48 cm
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1 yard
0.9144 m
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1 mile
1.61 kg
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1 fl oz
29.57 ml
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1 cup
237 ml
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1 pint
0.47 l litre
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1 quart
0.95 l
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Rate of change
Distance rock spreading center/ age of the rock.
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What factors can cause bedrock ( continental crust) elevation to change
the crust is thickened by the compressive forces related to subduction or continental collision.
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How do you test the hypothesis that "new seafloor is produced at mid-ocean ridges and subducted at trenches
Look for evidence in the crust. (paleomagnetism)