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When waves crash on the earth's floor how does it change the earth?
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When the waves crashes into the earth it can start earthquakes in different areas unknown.
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What effect do sea floor and subduction have on earths surface?
They both can change the size of Earths Surface
How does a subduction effect earth?
They move the ocean floor as if it were on a giant conveyor belt.
What ocean floor feature is formed by movement of earths plate?
what other ocean floor feature is fromed by movement of earth's plates
Why the oceans floor is considered part of Earth's crust?
earths crust includes ocean floors and
How does subduction change the ocean floor?
Subductions causes the ocean floor to sink into deep-ocean trenches and the earths plates move apart from molten rock or magma ana the earths crusts rises a departs. Thank You, Professor Einstien
How is the orientation of Earth's magnetism recorded in rocks on the ocean floor?
Earths magnetic orientation is locked into the rock when the rock cools
What causes ocean floor to spread?
the movement of the world tiny earth quakes we have every day. it separates when the earths core feels the need to move into a proper position so the earth quake does not effect it.
What do scientist use to study earths interior?
sea floor spreading :D-3
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What causes fault lines to move inside the Earth's surface?
When sea-floor spreading occurs or magma rising to earths surface making new crust ( I think )
What moves the ocean floor?
the tectonic plates under the earths surface
How does paleomagnetism provide support for the idea of sea floor spreading?
Rocks that are found at on the sea floor of the Earth differ in magnetizations. Using paleomagnetism, these rocks were known to have preserved an imprint of the changes in the earths magnetism over long periods of geological time, which proved the theory of sea floor spreading.
