is based on who is related to who • A biome is based on niches and habitats‚ a biotic province is an evolutionary unit • Divergent evolution is a process when a population is divided usually into groups based on geographic areas • Both convergent/divergent evolution increases biological diversity 8.4-Geographic patterns of life within a continent • Convergent/divergent environments led to the study of patterns within an
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E) hydrosphere 8. Which type of plate boundary results from two or more plates coming together? A) convergent B) divergent C) transform D) hot spot E) ridge For questions 9 and 10 refer to the graph below: 9. According to the figure above‚ which of the following types of plate boundaries produce the deepest earthquakes? A) transform fault boundary B) divergent boundary C) continental collision boundary D) subduction zone boundary E) all the
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Practical Exercise 1 Supercontinents! What happens at tectonic plate boundaries? Three types of plate boundary • Divergent • Convergent • Transform Divergent Boundaries • Spreading ridges – As plates move apart new material is erupted to fill the gap Age of Oceanic Crust Courtesy of www.ngdc.noaa.gov Iceland: An example of continental rifting • Iceland has a divergent plate boundary running through its middle
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plates meet. Boundaries have different names depending on how the two plates are moving with each other. If they are crashing against each other they are Convergent Boundaries. If they are pulling apart from each other they are called Divergent Boundaries. If they are bumping or sideswiping each other they are transform boundaries. Convergent boundaries occur when two plates slide towards each other. They can also create subduction zones which means that one plates moved under the other. They may
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Answer: Number on Map Feature(s) Explanation 1 islands Islands are convergent boundaries because the plate B goes toward the direction of the plate A‚ this collapse creates what we call islands. 2 trench This trenches are convergent boundaries because the plates B goes toward the direction of plate A‚ the result of these collapse is what we call trenches. 3 rift valley The movement of the plates A and C is a divergent plate boundary‚ which are two tectonics plates that move away from each
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plates meet at and interact (Nagel and Sawinski 1). The mountains form in oceans mostly because of the mid ocean ridges. The mid ocean ridges converge‚ creating underwater mountains. The mountains above ground are mostly caused‚ and responsible for convergent plate boundaries The Plate Tectonic Theory explains mountains because of where they form. The Plate Tectonic Theory explain mountains because they form in oceans (Nagel and Sawinski 1). Mountains form in oceans because of mid-ocean ridges. Mid-
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vice versa. In his psychological model called “Structure of Intellect” Guilford used a factor analytic technique to separate intelligence into two forms of thinking: divergent and convergent thinking. Divergent thinking is the ability to access memory‚ from which one can derive numerous unique answers to a single problem; convergent thinking is the ability to come up with 1 correct answer for each question. (Explaining Creativity‚ Sawyer)
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their relative motion determines the type of boundary: convergent‚ divergent‚ or transform. Earthquakes‚ volcanic activity‚ mountain-building‚ and oceanic trench formation occur along these plate boundaries. The lateral relative movement of the plates typically varies from zero to 100 mm annually.[2] Tectonic plates are composed of oceanic lithosphere and thicker continental lithosphere‚ each topped by its own kind of crust. Along convergent boundaries‚ subduction carries plates into the mantle;
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representing erosion or nondeposition is a UNCONFORMITY. 9. Earth formed 4.6 billion years ago. 10. Where divergent plate boundaries form beneath continental masses‚ low areas known as RIFT VALLEYS form. 11. An interval of geologic time not represented by strata in a particular are is a HIATUS. 12. The two basic types of luster are METALLIC and NONMETALLIC 13. The three types of convergent boundaries are OCEANIC-OCEANIC‚ OCEANIC-CONTINENTAL‚ CONTINENTAL- CONTINENTAL. 14. At a mid-ocean ridge spreading
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Test Reliability and Validity: Evaluation of the GRADE A+ Standardized Reading Assessment Assessment is the key to instruction and intervention‚ but according to Salvia‚ Ysseldyke and Bolt (2007)‚ “reliability is a major consideration in evaluating an assessment procedure” (p. 119). Reliability refers to the stability of a tests’ results over time and test reliability refers to the consistency of scores students would receive on alternate forms of the same test‚ for example Test form A and Test
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