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plate tectonics

scientifi. theory that explains how major landforms are created

tectonic plates

giant pieces of earth's crust

plate boundaries

edge where teo plated meet, imaginary lines

convergent plate boundary

destructive margins , it collided, subduction

earthquake, volcanos, trench

products of oceanic and continental

earthquake, trench , underwater volcano

products of oceanic and oceanic

earthquake, high plateau , mountain ranges

product of continental and continental

divergent plate boundary

away from each other, constructive margins

earthquake and rift valley

product of continental and continental in divergent

earthquake, ridges

product of oceanic and oceanic in divergent

transform plate boundary

conservative margin, two plates grind past each other

stress

a force applied to rock

compression

force that squeezed the rock ( decreasing volume)

tension

force that stretches (increase volume)

shear

force that acts on rock in direction

marikina west valley

largest fault line in Philippines

san andreas fault

largest fault line in the world

sierra madre

largest mountain ranges in ph

himalayas mountain ranges

largest mountain ranges in the world

confining pressure

caused by overlaying rocks

stress along the boundaries

pressure exerted by crystal plates

folding

bensing or curved

faulting

a fracture or break

mountain building

rock layers are squeezed and pushed

mountain ranges

a chain of mountain

trenches

a long narrow steep-side depression

volcanoes

vents in earth's crust caused by eruption

valleys

elongate depression on the earth's surface

red sea

formed by arabian and african plate, but 3 to 4 years later arabian and somali

upwarping

pressure from rising magmad leads to the upwarping of the crust directly on top

formation of rift valley

magma breaks the crust and produced divergent plate

formation of linear sea

water from surrounding region fills jnto depression forming a

formation of an ocean basin

continous spread

continental shelf

covered by the sea

continental slope

edge kf continental shelf

continental rise

the area betwees the continentsl slope and abyssal plane, the base of continentsl slope

abyssal plane

deepest religion.


vast, flat and cold solid surface

ocea ridges

the boundaries between two diverging tectonic plates