The Dynamic Earth

 Sengs: Thermal (plutonic intrusion-hornfels), burial (basin-nonfoliated recrystall.), dynamic (shearing in fault zone), regional (convergent boundary) hydrothermal (mid-ocean ridges), subducon (high P&low T), Shock (extreme high P from meteorite/bolide)

GEO | 101 | The Dynamic Earth |  Sengs: Thermal (plutonic in

 Permanent streams: water ﬂows all year, bed/ﬂoor of channel is at or below water table, humid or temperate climates with suﬃcient rainfall and low evaporaon, discharge (amount of water ﬂowing in channel) varies seasonally. Ephemeral streams: do not ﬂow all year, bed/ﬂoor of channel is above water table, dry climates with low rainfall and high evapora

GEO | 101 | The Dynamic Earth |  Permanent streams: water ﬂow

1, Draw contour lines at every 4 meter interval. All values on the map are in meters. 2, Try to write the geologic history of this area. ANSWER FROM OLDEST TO YOUNGEST D-H-A-C-FAULT G-F-I-B-E 3, Idenfy 3-D block diagrams. (USE YOUR LAB EXERCISE TO PREPARE THIS PART) Example: 4, Label the seismogram. Example: 5, Using the appropriate letters, identify the se

GEO | 101 | The Dynamic Earth | 1  Draw contour lines at every

2. Relative Age: qualitative- uniformitarianism (same physical processes in past and present), original horizontality, superposition (oldest at base), lateral continuity (sediments in long continuous sheets), cross-cutting relationships (feature that has been cut is older), baked contacts (baked rock is older), inclusions (rock containing in

GEO | 101 | The Dynamic Earth | 2. Relative Age: qualitative- 

-future global warming: greatest impact predicted to be in the Arctic & South America. Rising sea level submerges wetlands & dry land, erodes beaches, & exacerbates coastal flooding, more days with extremely high temperatures, natural disaster intensity increase, sea levels continuing to rise. Earth will vaporize, sun will blow up

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