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Sedimentary Rock Sedimentary Rocks are formed by pressure, heat, and “drying out”. Sediments do not necessarily have to be under tremendous pressure to
Sedimentary Rock Sedimentary Rocks are formed by pressure, heat, and “drying out”. Sediments do not necessarily have to be under tremendous pressure to
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Sea Floor & Sediments Measuring the Depths Soundings Echo Sounder
Sea Floor & Sediments Measuring the Depths Soundings Echo Sounder
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6.1/6.2 Guided Notes Hybrid. Weathering, Erosion and Deposition Produces Sediments: small pieces of rock that are moved and deposited by water, wind and
6.1/6.2 Guided Notes Hybrid. Weathering, Erosion and Deposition Produces Sediments: small pieces of rock that are moved and deposited by water, wind and
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Do Now What is a rock? Why do you think rocks look different?
Do Now What is a rock? Why do you think rocks look different?
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The Rock Cycle By: Mr. Meringolo Before We Begin… Write down the following questions and answer throughout the presentation What is Sediment? What are
The Rock Cycle By: Mr. Meringolo Before We Begin… Write down the following questions and answer throughout the presentation What is Sediment? What are
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Sedimentary Rock Notes. Weathering Weathering is a process that breaks down preexisting rocks into sediment. – Caused by Wind Water Ice Sunlight Gravity
Sedimentary Rock Notes. Weathering Weathering is a process that breaks down preexisting rocks into sediment. – Caused by Wind Water Ice Sunlight Gravity
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Chapter 6 Weathering & Soil Review Rocks + Weathering + Erosion = Sediments Chapter 7 Sedimentary Rocks Sediments + Transport = Ocean Deposition The history
Chapter 6 Weathering & Soil Review Rocks + Weathering + Erosion = Sediments Chapter 7 Sedimentary Rocks Sediments + Transport = Ocean Deposition The history
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1 Breccia Conglomerate Diamictite Sandstone Siltstone Shale New Clay Minerals Shale Clastic or Detrital Limestone Chert Diatomite Biochemical Evaporites
1 Breccia Conglomerate Diamictite Sandstone Siltstone Shale New Clay Minerals Shale Clastic or Detrital Limestone Chert Diatomite Biochemical Evaporites
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Soils Mr. Smith. Components of the soil profile The "A" horizon The "B" horizon The "C" horizon
Soils Mr. Smith. Components of the soil profile The "A" horizon The "B" horizon The "C" horizon
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1 1.Origin of Soils and Rocks (Das, Chapter 2) Sections: 2.1
1 1.Origin of Soils and Rocks (Das, Chapter 2) Sections: 2.1
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GEOL 325 Lecture 4: Carbonates GEOL 325: Stratigraphy & Sedimentary Basins University of South Carolina Spring 2005 Professor Chris Kendall EWS 304 kendall@sc.edu777.2410
GEOL 325 Lecture 4: Carbonates GEOL 325: Stratigraphy & Sedimentary Basins University of South Carolina Spring 2005 Professor Chris Kendall EWS 304 [email protected]
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Physical Science Rocks and Minerals. Rocks Igneous rocks – Formed by the cooling and crystallization of hot molten rock called magma Igneous means – formed
Physical Science Rocks and Minerals. Rocks Igneous rocks – Formed by the cooling and crystallization of hot molten rock called magma Igneous means – formed
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