'Syncline' presentation slideshows

3202 Final June 2009

3202 Final June 2009. Question and Answer Samples and Techniques. 1. Which force and feature are illustrated at points X and Y respectively?. Tension at X, Syncline at Y. Compression at X, Syncline at Y. Tension at X, Anticline at Y. Compression at X, Anticline at Y.

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Folding, Faulting and Denudation

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Fold

Fold. Folds form from curving, buckling, and bending of originally planar rock layers (e.g., beds, foliation) through ductile deformation Practically, folds are defined by the attitude of their axis and/or hingeline, and axial plane

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Earthquakes

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Ch 5- Changing the Crust

Ch 5- Changing the Crust. The rising and falling of the lithosphere into the asthenosphere due to changes in weight are called isostatic adjustments. These movements cause stress on the crustal rocks. Many times the rocks will fold without breaking; 3 ways. 1. Anticline. 2. Syncline.

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Folding and Faulting

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Recognizing Boundaries

Recognizing Boundaries. For Each Picture identify weather it is convergent, divergent, or transform boundary. Remember you must find the footwall (slide) Then see what the hanging wall does in reference to it. . WU: Identify geologic features & Type of boundary. Compression.

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