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What geologic event is most likely to occur at a divergent boundary?
The main event that occurs at a divergent boundary is major dick sucking and also little events like you have a small pinner.
Do geologic processes only occur gradually?
No. Some processes such as landslides, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions are sudden events.
What events are most likely to occur along a transform boundary?
The answer is Earthquakes
Which geological events destroy a part of the rock record?
Uplift and erosion over a long period of time are some of the various geologic events that can occur to eventually destroy a part of the rock record
What does the principle of catastrophism state?
geologic changes occur suddenly
What geologic events occur at convergent boundaries?
Earthquakes
WHAT ARE THE GEOLOGIC processes events that will occur because of this plate movement?
What are geologic processes/vents that will occur because of this plate movement?
What geologic events occur at a transform boundary?
Earthquakes can occur at a transform boundary.
What geologic events occur at transform boundries?
Earthquakes
What are two geologic events that occur as a result of the movement of plates?
Earthquake and Tsunanmi
Which best describe the principle of uniformitarianism?
Similar events and features occur in old and new rock layers. :)
What geologic event is most likely to occur at a divergent boundary?
The main event that occurs at a divergent boundary is major dick sucking and also little events like you have a small pinner.
Which of the geologic events can occur at a transform boundary earthquake mountain formation volcanic eruption or rift formation?
Earthquakes occur at that moment
What geologic land for that occur at a convergent boundary?
Formation of rocks, etc. (Many land features everybody!
Do geologic processes only occur gradually?
No. Some processes such as landslides, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions are sudden events.
How can catastrophic events be used to support Hutton's geologic principle of 'Uniformitarianism'?
First, let's define uniformitarianism. It is the postulation that the geologic principles that operated in the past are the same as those that are operating today. The opposite view is supposed to be catastrophism, the postulation that Earth's geologic features are a result of sudden and catastrophic processes that are not currently in action today. Catastrophic events, however, are perfectly compatible with uniformitarianism, as events such as flooding can occur due to normal processes such as headward erosion toward large bodies of water, and climatic caused ice melting during periods of glaciations. Large meteor impacts have been recorded in the past, and so have eruptions of supervolcanoes. These catastrophic events are going to occur again and are considered a part of, just not a highly predictable part of, the geologic cycle.
When two events can occur with the same probability is called?
Equally likely events.
