0
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Compression
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pushing together of rock massed
convergent plate boundary
1
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Stresses
A
forces on rock
2
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Tension
A
divergent plate boundary
Pulling apart of rock masses.
3
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Elastically
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- Size and shape deform, but rock returns to original form when stress is removed.
4
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Deform
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change shape
5
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Plastic deformation
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- Elastic limit of rock exceeded; shape changed permanently--- folds.
- Warmer, subsurface rock.
6
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Folds
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During crustal deformaton, rocks are oftenbent into wavelike shaped
7
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Anticlines
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unfolded or arch-shaped rock layers.
8
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Synclines
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downfolds or trough-shaped rock layers.
9
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Fault
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- Faults are fractures with movement.
- Sudden fault movement causes most earthquakes.
10
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Normal faults
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-Hanging wall moves down relative to footwall– tension, pulling away.
11
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Reverse fault
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- hanging wall moves up relative to footwall–compression, squeezed together
12
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Strike-slip faults
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-Displacement is horizontal
-Like San Andreas Fault in California.
13
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Hanging wall
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hang a lantern
14
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Footwall
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Could stand
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