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The composition of the inner core?

Iron and nickel

The main rocks that make up the oceanic and Continental crust are?

Granite and basalt

The layer of the mantle below the lithosphere

Asthenosphere

Where is the thickest layer of the crust located?

Under mountains

What materials make up the lithosphere?

Crust and the upper part of the mantle.

What layer is below the continental crust?

Mantle

Of the four layers of Earth,which layer is the thinnest and has lowest density?

Crust

Which layer if the earth is the thickest?

Mantle

Why is the mantle more dense than the crust

Because density increases the amount of depth

List the three layers if in order from the top down

Crust , mantle , outer core , inner core

The process in which the ocean flow sink below a deep ocean trench and back into the mantle?

Subduction

This cause the movement of tectonic plates

Convection current

Where do mountains normally occur

Convergent boundaries

What causes the movement of tectonic plates?

Convection current

What causes the forming of mountains and volcanos along the edges of a continent

Oceanic plates subduct

What type of plate boundary occurs at the Ring of Fire in the Pacific Ocean

Convergent

What evidence have scientists collected that proves that proves the breaking apart of a Pangeas

Fossil rocks

Plates that slide past each other with little or no up or down movement are what boundary

Transformed

Plates that move away from each other are what kind of boundary

Divergent

The movement of continents away from each other is called

Plate tectonics