'Ocean basin' presentation slideshows

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Oceans?

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Oceans?. 5th Grade. Background Credit: http://www.weebay.com. Your Mission:.

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The Hydrosphere

The Hydrosphere. KEY POINTS: The planet consists of 4 spheres: the atmosphere, the biosphere, the hydrosphere, and the geosphere The earth is the only known planet in our solar system with liquid water The earth consists of approx. 71% water and 29% land

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Bathymetry of the Ocean Floor

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V.R. Voller+, J. B. Swenson*, W. Kim+ and C. Paola+

~10m m. Grain Growth in Metal Solidification From W.J. Boettinger. National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics an NSF Science and Technology Center. Geometry and Heat transfer Models of Shoreline movements. V.R. Voller+, J. B. Swenson*, W. Kim+ and C. Paola+

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Outline: Normal Fault Systems and Kinematics

Outline: Normal Fault Systems and Kinematics. Planar Faults and Block Rotation Detachment Faulting Fault Linkage Kinematics of Normal Faulting. Development of Continental Rift into Ocean Basin. Upwelling of hot mantle Thins, weakens, and cracks the lithosphere.

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Chapter 11 Test Review

Chapter 11 Test Review. Place these notes into your Geology Notebook. Define C11 Vocabulary into your Geology Notebook. A continental margin is a boundary between continental crust and oceanic crust. Features of a passive continental margin:

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Continental Margins & Ocean Basins

Continental Margins & Ocean Basins. Bathymetry: The Study of Ocean Floor Contours. Early bathymetric studies were often performed using a weighted line to measure the depth of the ocean floor. Advances in Bathymetry ? Echo sounding ? Multibeam Systems ? Satellite Altimetry.

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Tides

Tides. Created by Michael Kramer . What is a Tide?. Tides are periodic, short term changes in height of the ocean surface at a particular place, caused by a combination of the gravitational force of the moon and un and the motion of Earth.

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Ch. 22 Ocean Currents

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Ocean Floor Features

Ocean Floor Features. Continental Margins. Shallower portions of the ocean floor Is the boundary between the ocean floor and the continents. Continental Shelf. Edge of the continent that is covered by ocean water Varies in width Effected by sea level. CONTINENTAL SHELF. Continental Slope.

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Bellwork What causes the continents to drift?

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The Formation of Fold Mountains

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Chapter 20 Ocean Basins

Chapter 20 Ocean Basins. Section 2 Features on the Ocean Floor Notes 20-2. Ocean Floor. Continental Margins Shallower parts of the ocean floor Made of continental crust and thick sediment layer Deep Ocean Basin Made of oceanic crust and thin sediment layer.

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MOVING BOUNDARY PROBLEMS ON THE EARTHS SURFACE V.R. Voller+, J. B. Swenson*, W. Kim+ and C. Paola+

~10m m. Grain Growth in Metal Solidification From W.J. Boettinger. National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics an NSF Science and Technology Center. MOVING BOUNDARY PROBLEMS ON THE EARTHS SURFACE V.R. Voller+, J. B. Swenson*, W. Kim+ and C. Paola+

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ORBITAL ELEMENTS

ORBITAL ELEMENTS. LaGrangian Points. L2 Earth-Sun. The tides in one ocean basin perturb Earth's gravitational field, and the mass in the tidal bulge attracts water in other ocean basins. The self- gravitational attraction of the tides must be included.

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How are mountains formed?

How are mountains formed?. - To be able to explain how mountains are formed. Plate Tectonics. The Earth's surface is made up of a series of large plates (like pieces of a giant jigsaw puzzle) called tectonic plates.

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Tides

Tides. Tides. Tides: the periodic rise and fall of the water level in the oceans and other large bodies of water High tide is when the water level is highest. Low tide is when the water level is lowest. What causes tides?. Gravitational pull of the moon and the sun on the earth.

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Landforms Found on the Ocean Floor

Landforms Found on the Ocean Floor. Continental Shelf. The edges of the continents slope down from the shore into the ocean. The part of the continent located under the water is known as the continental shelf .

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Oceans Vocabulary

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Large zooplankton - Adults, large copepodites, krill, decapods (shrimp )

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