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If a rock has bands of light and dark layers it is what?
It is likely a sedimentary rock, where the light layers are composed of a different material or grain size compared to the dark layers. This banding could be due to variations in sediment deposition over time.
What does this drastic change in rock layers tell the geologist about Earth's history in the area where these layers formed?
The drastic change in rock layers indicates a significant shift in environmental conditions that occurred over time in that area. This could suggest changes in climate, geological processes, or biological evolution, providing insights into the dynamic history of Earth in that region. Geologists can use this information to reconstruct past events and understand how the Earth has evolved over time.
How concept map for the words geospherecrustmantle inner core outer core core lithosphere asthenosphere mesosphere compositional layerand physical layer?
A concept map for these terms could show the hierarchical relationship between them, with the geosphere at the top, followed by the layers of the Earth such as crust, mantle, and core. This could then branch out to the compositional layers (lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere) and the physical layers (inner core, outer core). Connecting lines could indicate the relationships between the layers and how they interact to form the Earth's structure.
Where could you find rock debris fragments in loose layers?
You could find rock debris fragments in loose layers in areas where there has been erosion, such as on the sides of cliffs, riverbanks, or at the base of steep slopes. These fragments could come from rockfalls or weathering processes that break down larger rocks into smaller pieces.
What evidence from rock layers could show a scientist that earthquakes have occured?
firstly let me say that putting your homework on wiki is sooo not cool! Back in my day there was no internet to look up our answers... Well, signs in the lithosphere could show on the ground. For example, a normal fault, a reverse fault, or a strike-slip fault could show. Your Welcome! But, Please next time you should do your homework.
How could the speed of flowing water chang to lay down alternating layers of sand and mud?
Because it slow it dOwn cant move through it easliy
If a rock has bands of light and dark layers its what?
It could be a sedimentary rock or a foliated metamorphic rock exhibiting alternating bands of light and dark minerals.
If a rock has bands of light and dark layers it is what?
It is likely a sedimentary rock, where the light layers are composed of a different material or grain size compared to the dark layers. This banding could be due to variations in sediment deposition over time.
What beverage will change teeth color?
Yes. It could result in more layers of plaque.
What could lower the salinity of a shallow part of the ocean?
Excessive freshwater (rain) flowing into a shallow sea can change the salinity.
What could lower the salinity of shallow part of the ocean?
Excessive freshwater (rain) flowing into a shallow sea can change the salinity.
Why was papyrus reed important in ancient Egypt?
It was used to make a material that could be written on, also called papyrus. Papyrus is similar to a very thin flexible plywood composed of several alternating layers of the reeds.
What wood type is plywood?
The actual wood used could be almost anything, though pine is most common. Plywood is actually a type of manufactured wood with alternating layers glued together with their grain oriented perpendicular to increase the strength.
How can you get Scene hair without layers?
Highlights may give the hair a bit more apperance or volume. Or you could get a fringe cut, maybe a change? You could always get short choppy layers put in, and leave them at their natural state to create a lovely wild apperance?
What kind of electricity is in motion?
Alternating current could fit this description.
What does it mean if your period stops flowing?
You could be pregnant
A large flowing body freshwater?
It could be a river.
