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Plate tectonics
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Lithosphere : The zone of earth's structure that is both crust and mantle
Rift : A constructive margin on land
Mesosphere : The lower part of the mantle
Horst : The area lifted up at a rift valley
Ironandnicol : The core is mainly mad of this
Convectioncell : The main way heat is transferred through the mantle
Radioactive decay : The heat source that creates mantle plumes
Hotspots : the anomaly in terms of volcano distribution
Hawaiianridge : the name of the island chain in Hawaii
Ridgepush : The process by which the plates are pushed at constructive margin
Acretionarywedge : The area of deposited sea sediments close to a subduction zone
Lovewaves : The type of seismic wave that causes most damage but moves across the line of direction
Sulphurdioxide : The gas produced at mudpools that causes rocks to chemically weather into clays
Sill : The name of the intrusive feature that forms along bedding planes
Basalt : The type of rock that forms hexagon columns when it cools
Plumbingsystem : The term given for the geological arrangement of vents and chambers within a geyser
Momentsensor: The name given to more modern method of measuring earthquakes
Mercalliscale : A behavioural model which as many applications for hazard management of earhquakes
Plate tectonics
Across:1. | The zone of earth's structure that is both crust and mantle | 3. | The process by which the plates are pushed at constructive margin | 8. | A constructive margin on land | 9. | The core is mainly mad of this | 12. | The type of rock that forms hexagon columns when it cools | 13. | The term given for the geological arrangement of vents and chambers within a geyser | 15. | The name of the intrusive feature that forms along bedding planes |
| | Down:2. | The gas produced at mudpools that causes rocks to chemically weather into clays | 3. | The heat source that creates mantle plumes | 4. | the name of the island chain in Hawaii | 5. | A behavioural model which as many applications for hazard management of earhquakes | 6. | The main way heat is transferred through the mantle | 7. | The area of deposited sea sediments close to a subduction zone | 10. | The area lifted up at a rift valley | 11. | The name given to more modern method of measuring earthquakes | 14. | The lower part of the mantle | 16. | The type of seismic wave that causes most damage but moves across the line of direction |
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Plate tectonics
Across:1. | The zone of earth's structure that is both crust and mantle | 3. | The process by which the plates are pushed at constructive margin | 8. | A constructive margin on land | 9. | The core is mainly mad of this | 12. | The type of rock that forms hexagon columns when it cools | 13. | The term given for the geological arrangement of vents and chambers within a geyser | 15. | The name of the intrusive feature that forms along bedding planes |
| | Down:2. | The gas produced at mudpools that causes rocks to chemically weather into clays | 3. | The heat source that creates mantle plumes | 4. | the name of the island chain in Hawaii | 5. | A behavioural model which as many applications for hazard management of earhquakes | 6. | The main way heat is transferred through the mantle | 7. | The area of deposited sea sediments close to a subduction zone | 10. | The area lifted up at a rift valley | 11. | The name given to more modern method of measuring earthquakes | 14. | The lower part of the mantle | 16. | The type of seismic wave that causes most damage but moves across the line of direction |
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