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SOL 5.7 Earth's Surface is Constantly Changing

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Crustthinnest, least dense layer of the Earth; the layer we live on.
Inner Corelayer of the Earth with the most heat and pressure; solid metals like iron and nickel
MantleLayer just below the crust; 2nd layer;solid rock
Pumicea form of Igneous rock; cooled lava
Granitea form of Igneous rock; cooled magma
Sedimentary Rocksand grains cemented together
Coalmined to use as an energy source
Outer Core3rd layer; melted metals like iron and nickel
magmalayer of melted rock just below the crust
plateslarge continental sized breaks in the earth's crust
4.6 billion yearsthe age of the Earth
rocks and fossilsused to determine the age of the Earth.
faultthe boundary where two plates meet
EarthquakeWhen the Earth's crustal plates (the earth's crust) move
VolcanoSurface feature caused by the movement of Earth's plates; studied by scientist to learn the temperature inside Earth
Fossilstell when and where animals lived and what they were like.: The deeper they are found in the Earth, the older they are
Bones, Claws, Teeth, shellsMost likely parts of animals to be found as fossils
Water, wind, and weatheringcauses of land movement, erosion, and changes to rock.
erosionChanges to the earth's surface caused by wind, rain, flow of water
WeatheringCauses the formation of sedimentary rock.
Planting grass and treesprevents soil erosion
Ocean Pollutiondumping garbage,oil spills, chemical runoff
Growing cropshuman activity that relies on high quality soil
artificial reefs, creating nature preservesactivities that have a positive impact on the Earth



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