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35 Cards in this Set

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asperities
frictional locks
compression waves
p-waves push and pull quickest to spread
Shear waves
s-waves move perpendicular to wave direction
rayleigh waves
heaving motion
love waves
side to side ground damage
richter magnitude scale
measures amplitude of largest S-wave
modified mercalli scale
qualitative based on vibration and damage
divergent plate boundaries
crustal extension with rift zones and sea-floor spreading
convergent plate boundaries
crustal compression suture and subduction
transform plate boundaries
crustal shear
vulcanism (internal)
the crystallization of molten material on and beneath earths surface
Lava flows
non explosive eruptions pahoehoe, aa, pillow lava
pahoehoe
ropy and glassy
aa
rocky and jagged
pillow lava
underwater
volcanic cones
large or small EXPLOSIVE sheild volcano, cinder cone, composite cone
sheild volcano
continuous balasatic lava flows
cinder cones
small cone with multiple vents
composite cones
''classic'' cone shape
batholith
largest intrusive force forms mountains
laccoliths
small intrusion formed by lava flowing between sedimentary layers
dikes
lava moves vertically through pre-existing rock
Diastrophism
crustal or rock deformation
Three types of diastrophism
compressive, tensional and shearing
warping
gradual deformation of a large area
folding
lateral compression of a crustal section
monocline folding
single slope
anticline folding
symmetrical upfold
syncline folding
symmetrical downfold
overturned folding
asymmetrical fold
Faults
fracture on which movement occurs on both sides
normal fault
extension--tensional stress
reverse fault
compression--shortening
strike-slip
shear--shearing
overthrust
shortening