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The Solar System

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Cenozoic

Cenozoic. Geology. Cenozoic Introduction. Tertiary (66-1.6 Ma) Paleocene Eocene Oligocene Miocene Pliocene Quaternary (1.6 Ma-present) Pleistocene Present Earth features are Cenozoic. Cenozoic Plate Motions. Atlantic Ocean continues to widen India to Asia Himalayas

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LESSON OVERVIEW Coastal Landforms Accretionary Wedge Composition

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Native American Indian

Native American Indian. Geographical Regions Land, Climate, Plants, Animals Revised in 2013. Next . Click on your region. Regional Map. Arctic. Northwest. Northeast. Great Lakes. Great Basin. California. Great Plains. Southwest. Southeast. Southeast. Map. Click here for more.

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Plates Move

Plates Move. Schedule. Plates move. Plates are what move They move what is on top of them Crust is on top of the plates Continental Crust- The crust that makes up continents/land Oceanic Crust- The crust that makes up the oceans. Divergent Boundary. Plates move apart

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Natural Environments of North America

Natural Environments of North America. Preview Section 1: Physical Features Section 2: Climates and Biomes Section 3: Natural Resources Chapter Wrap-Up. Section 1: Physical Features. Read to Discover What are the major landform regions in the United States and Canada?

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Egypt

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Section 1: Physical Features Section 2: Climates and Biomes Section 3: Natural Resources

CHAPTER 7. Natural Environments of North America. Section 1: Physical Features Section 2: Climates and Biomes Section 3: Natural Resources. SECTION 1. Physical Features. Question: What are the various landform regions of the United States and Canada?. SECTION 1. Region. Location.

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Early Humans

Early Humans. Who discovered the first evidence of early humans?. Anthropologists Mary and Louis Leakey Searched in deep canyons in Tanzania Found stone tools that were evidence of a people group that had developed early technology

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Plateau

Plateau. Plateau: a land area having a relatively level surface considerably raised above adjoining land on at least one side, and often cut by deep canyons. Plateaus are formed by weathering. Mesa: smaller than a plateau

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