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What is the narrow zone on the mid-ocean ridge crest where most geologic activity occurs?
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What are two major geologic features produce near a plate boundary where subduction occurs?
volcanic activity and growing mountain ranges
What is an earthquake belts?
An earthquake belt is a narrow zone on the Earth's surface where most seismic activity occurs. These are usually located at plate boundaries or fault lines.
This is a geologic event that occurs when tectonic plates are displaced violently?
earthquake
Which geologic process occurs when the acid in precipitation dissolves certain types of rock?
Weathering
How is weathering related to the geologic cycle?
it's related because weathering is PART OF THE geologic cycle. when weathering occurs it breaks down rocks and the geologic cycle means to build up and wear down the earth's process.
What are two major geologic features produce near a plate boundary where subduction occurs?
volcanic activity and growing mountain ranges
What is an earthquake belts?
An earthquake belt is a narrow zone on the Earth's surface where most seismic activity occurs. These are usually located at plate boundaries or fault lines.
A principle that states that geologic change occurs suddenly?
Catastrophism
This is a geologic event that occurs when tectonic plates are displaced violently?
earthquake
Which geologic process occurs when the acid in precipitation dissolves certain types of rock?
Weathering
How is weathering related to the geologic cycle?
it's related because weathering is PART OF THE geologic cycle. when weathering occurs it breaks down rocks and the geologic cycle means to build up and wear down the earth's process.
How do convention currents help us understand the geologic activity of the earth?
Convection Current helps us understand the geologic activity of the earth because according to the scientist this current causes the movement of the earth's crust due to the unequal temperature that occurs in the mantle (same also with the breezes). Also, it explains that magma come from th mantle which is believed that the melted crust will spitted up again in the earth's surface which it actually explains the (Theory of Isostacy).
When the land surface sinks as a result of geologic processes what occurs?
No thats why im asking you guys
What activity occurs along the mid-atlantic ridge?
volcanic activity
What is an example of activity space?
"the space within which daily activity occurs"
What occurs at long narrow fractures in the crust?
Rift eruptions
True multicellular activity occurs?
eukaryotes
