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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CarbonCycle_PrintVersion.pdf X Laboratory Manual for Introduct X D2L Lab 1 from the lab manual - 23FA X mylearning.suny.edu/content/enforced/753178-2023 FA-CAY-GEOL110-73628/csfiles/home_dir/courses/202270-GEOL-110-701/202070-GEOL-110-701/Lab%201%20geology%20manual.pdf?_&d21SessionVal-Ufe... Q = Laboratory Manual for Introductory Geology(1).pdf 63°F Clear 7 8 9 10 ITTTTTTI 11 T 11 / 21 |- Search 1 Oldest Laboratory Manual for Introduct X L'Admme Tigure 1.11. Note that all of the layers i us DIOCK anlagiami are com posed of sedimentary rock and the unconformities are colored in red. Using the geologic laws discussed earlier and following the examples shown in Figures 1.6 and 1.7, identify the geologic events that occurred in this area. Then place the fol- lowing geologic events in the correct relative time sequence. 101% 2 + Author: Bradley Deline Source: Original Work License: CC BY-SA 3.0 h. Fault. Laboratory Manual for Introducto X + Figure 1.11 | Block diagram to use to answer questions 7, 8, and 9. Unconformities are shown in red. 3 a. Tilting. b. Uplift and Erosion (Angular Unconformity). c. Submergence and deposition of sedimentary layers 10-13. d. Uplift and Erosion to current position. e. Submergence and Deposition of sedimentary layers 7-9. f. Uplift and Erosion (Disconformity) g. Submergence and deposition of sedimentary layers 1-6. 4 O 5 O Page | 11 6 7 8 Youngest I n X ■ H : 9:07 PM 10/2/2023
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Transcribed Image Text:CarbonCycle_PrintVersion.pdf X Laboratory Manual for Introduct X D2L Lab 1 from the lab manual - 23FA X mylearning.suny.edu/content/enforced/753178-2023 FA-CAY-GEOL110-73628/csfiles/home_dir/courses/202270-GEOL-110-701/202070-GEOL-110-701/Lab%201%20geology%20manual.pdf?_&d21SessionVal-Ufe... Q = Laboratory Manual for Introductory Geology(1).pdf 63°F Clear 7 8 9 10 ITTTTTTI 11 T 11 / 21 |- Search 1 Oldest Laboratory Manual for Introduct X L'Admme Tigure 1.11. Note that all of the layers i us DIOCK anlagiami are com posed of sedimentary rock and the unconformities are colored in red. Using the geologic laws discussed earlier and following the examples shown in Figures 1.6 and 1.7, identify the geologic events that occurred in this area. Then place the fol- lowing geologic events in the correct relative time sequence. 101% 2 + Author: Bradley Deline Source: Original Work License: CC BY-SA 3.0 h. Fault. Laboratory Manual for Introducto X + Figure 1.11 | Block diagram to use to answer questions 7, 8, and 9. Unconformities are shown in red. 3 a. Tilting. b. Uplift and Erosion (Angular Unconformity). c. Submergence and deposition of sedimentary layers 10-13. d. Uplift and Erosion to current position. e. Submergence and Deposition of sedimentary layers 7-9. f. Uplift and Erosion (Disconformity) g. Submergence and deposition of sedimentary layers 1-6. 4 O 5 O Page | 11 6 7 8 Youngest I n X ■ H : 9:07 PM 10/2/2023
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