Which theory of plate movement relies on the weight of the subducting crust
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Slab-pull
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What mechanical layer lies below the lithosphere
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asthenosphere
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Subduction occurs when
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Where the crust is destroyed
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In which layer is the pressure the highest
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The inner core
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What causes the pressure that allows diamonds to form in the mantle
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The weight of the rocks in the crust and upper mantle results in
the pressure that allows diamonds to form.
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Which is a method that scientists use to determine the composition of Earth's layers
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Comparing the composition of the crust to other bodies in the
solar system.
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Why can diamonds form in the mantle
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The weight of the rocks above the mantle results in high pressure. Diamonds need high temperatures and pressure to form from carbon. Diamonds form in the mantle in certain zones where conditions are right for them to do so.
There just happens to be the right critical temperature-pressure-mineral environment in the mantle in certain zones for their formation.
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Which was an argument used to dispute the theory of plate tectonics
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Continents cannot cut through the ocean floor.
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What is true about compasses
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compass magnets can be deflected by earths magnetic field or other permanent magnets
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Which type of fault is under compression
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Reverse
Its Thrust!
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The continental crust is what
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The continental crust is up to 70 km thick.
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New crust forms
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At ocean ridges
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Which of the following is true of permanent magnets
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magnetic stuff...
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Which theory of plate movement relies on the weight of the subducting crust
Slab-pull
What mechanical layer lies below the lithosphere
asthenosphere
Subduction occurs when
Where the crust is destroyed
In which layer is the pressure the highest
The inner core
What causes the pressure that allows diamonds to form in the mantle
The weight of the rocks in the crust and upper mantle results in
the pressure that allows diamonds to form.
Which is a method that scientists use to determine the composition of Earth's layers
Comparing the composition of the crust to other bodies in the
solar system.
Why can diamonds form in the mantle
The weight of the rocks above the mantle results in high pressure. Diamonds need high temperatures and pressure to form from carbon. Diamonds form in the mantle in certain zones where conditions are right for them to do so.
There just happens to be the right critical temperature-pressure-mineral environment in the mantle in certain zones for their formation.
Which was an argument used to dispute the theory of plate tectonics
Continents cannot cut through the ocean floor.
What is true about compasses
compass magnets can be deflected by earths magnetic field or other permanent magnets
Which type of fault is under compression
Reverse
Its Thrust!
The continental crust is what
The continental crust is up to 70 km thick.
New crust forms
At ocean ridges
Which of the following is true of permanent magnets