'Plate margin' presentation slideshows

What is an earthquake?

What is an earthquake?. Shaking or vibration of the ground rocks undergoing deformation break suddenly along a fault. 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Oblique view of the San Andreas fault and San Francisco. Where are earthquakes found?.

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What is an earthquake?

What is an earthquake?. Shaking or vibration of the ground rocks undergoing deformation break suddenly along a fault. 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Oblique view of the San Andreas fault and San Francisco. Where are earthquakes found?.

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Geography GCSE

Geography GCSE. PAPER 1. Final preparation revision notes. SECTION A: THE CHALLENGE OF NATURAL HAZARDS. NATURAL HAZARDS. 1. What is the definition of a natural hazard. 2 . Name at least six natural hazards. Categorise each one as atmospheric, geological or flooding hazard?.

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Geography GCSE

Geography GCSE. PAPER 1. Final preparation revision notes. SECTION A: THE CHALLENGE OF NATURAL HAZARDS. NATURAL HAZARDS. 1. What is the definition of a natural hazard. 2 . Name at least six natural hazards. Categorise each one as atmospheric, geological or flooding hazard?.

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Geography GCSE

Geography GCSE. PAPER 1. Final preparation revision notes. NATURAL HAZARDS. 1. What is the definition of a natural hazard. 2 . Name at least six natural hazards. Categorise each one as atmospheric, geological or flooding hazard?.

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Layers of the Earth

Layers of the Earth. CRUST/LITHOSPHERE. _________ layer is cool and ________ between ______ km thick __________ on mantle Oceanic Crust: ________ thick Continental Crust ~ ________ thick. Mantle/Athenosphere. average thickness is about _________km solid but ________

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Basin Analysis

Basin Analysis. Chapter1: Basins and their plate tectonic environment This presentation contains illustrations and some text from Allen and Allen (2005 ) as well as illustrations from Press et al. (2004). Basins. INTRODUCTION Definition and examples (What is a basin?)

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Year 10 exams: tectonics revision

Year 10 exams: tectonics revision. Bingo!. Ways to revise. Is this map clearer or not? Why?. This map shows the plate boundaries again, and it also shows where we find volcanoes. These are shown by red dots. Is there a pattern that you can describe?.

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VOLCANOES AND PLATE TECTONICS

VOLCANOES AND PLATE TECTONICS Since the upper parts of the earth are solid, special conditions are necessary to form magma. Volcanism occurs in four principal settings: Along divergent plate boundaries, such as Oceanic Ridges or spreading centers .

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Sedimentary Basins

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On book & folder Name Mr Patch (H104) GEOGRAPHY [Short Course]

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The Restless Earth

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Mountain Building and Plate Boundaries

Mountain Building and Plate Boundaries. Definitions-you can find these in your text Active continental margin- Passive continental margin- Converging boundary- Diverging boundary-. Data Tables:. Conclusion Questions: (Are yours done in complete sentences?).

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