Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780134746241
Author: Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher: PEARSON
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o: he convergence of two continental plates would produce (SC.7.E.6.5) island arcs. b. a. rift valleys. folded mountains. d. trenches 61. Base your answer to this question on the geologic cross section below. Overturning has not Occurred. The dike and sills shown in the cross section are igneous intrusions. Which rock type is the oldest? (SC.7.E.6.3) a, d. C. 62. As Franklin is walking to school, he notices a new neighborhood being built. The first thing the builders do is remove all of the trees. Which of the following effects would result from this action? (SC.7.E.6.2) a. an increase in soil erosion Б. a creation of new plant species a reduction in levels of pollution d. C. a growth in the variety of animals 63. The map below indicates the possible locations of some of the Earth's continents in the past. Greenland North Anierica Europe KEY Alrica mountains rock layers South America glacler- scratched bedrock ndia (Australla Madagascan Anlarctica Which evidence best supports the idea that the land masses on earth were once in these positions? (SC.7.E.6.5) North America and India have matching mountain chains. b. Madagascar and India have similar shapes. C. a. Matching rock layers can be found in Africa and South America. d. Bedrock in Australia and Greenland have glacier scratches.
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Transcribed Image Text:o: he convergence of two continental plates would produce (SC.7.E.6.5) island arcs. b. a. rift valleys. folded mountains. d. trenches 61. Base your answer to this question on the geologic cross section below. Overturning has not Occurred. The dike and sills shown in the cross section are igneous intrusions. Which rock type is the oldest? (SC.7.E.6.3) a, d. C. 62. As Franklin is walking to school, he notices a new neighborhood being built. The first thing the builders do is remove all of the trees. Which of the following effects would result from this action? (SC.7.E.6.2) a. an increase in soil erosion Б. a creation of new plant species a reduction in levels of pollution d. C. a growth in the variety of animals 63. The map below indicates the possible locations of some of the Earth's continents in the past. Greenland North Anierica Europe KEY Alrica mountains rock layers South America glacler- scratched bedrock ndia (Australla Madagascan Anlarctica Which evidence best supports the idea that the land masses on earth were once in these positions? (SC.7.E.6.5) North America and India have matching mountain chains. b. Madagascar and India have similar shapes. C. a. Matching rock layers can be found in Africa and South America. d. Bedrock in Australia and Greenland have glacier scratches.
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