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How old is Vermont?
In geological terms it is quite old, as a State it is the 14th State which makes it about 219 years old.
What is geological foundation?
Geological foundation, or Geology Foundation, is a foundation that promotes geological education, research, and much more. It was established in 1953.
What is a avulsion in geological terms?
Avulsion occurs when a meandering river breaks through the base of a loop, cutting off the meander, and leaves the curve behind forming an oxbow lake.
Is a body of water a geological feature?
Yes, a body of water is a geological feature.
Geological eras can be divided into .?
Geological eras can be divided into periods, epochs and ages.
What is a plate in geological terms?
crust?
If so can water be a mineral?
In geological terms, a mineral must be a solid
List of time periods?
Name of the period when it wasnt considered part of earths geological
What is the age of Rhode Island?
It has been a US State for 220 years but is much older in geological terms.
What is a subduction in geological terms?
it when one of tectonic plates (lithosphere) descends under another plate (asthenosphere)
Is there a word related geology word starting with A?
Ablation, acid rain and after shock are geological terms. They begin with the letter a.
How old is Vermont?
In geological terms it is quite old, as a State it is the 14th State which makes it about 219 years old.
Why are humans interested in the Grand Canyon?
Because in Geological terms, it is an open booock to the history of the natural world that we inhabit.
Can I have a list of baseball lingo?
Click on the 'Baseball Terms' link on this page to see a list of baseball terms from baseballtips.com.
Is a wildfire geological?
No. Wildfires are combustion, which is a chemical process. In terms of cause, most wildfires are caused by lightning (weather) or by humans.
What is the definition of a focus in an earthquake?
In geological terms, it is the point below the Earth's surface where seismic waves originate during an earthquake.
How do geological and human time scales differ?
The geological time scale is hugely larger than the human time scale. For humans, a decade is a significant period of time, and even our civilizations span only a few thousand years... whereas in geological terms even a million years isn't that much.
