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Range

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Mountains never stand alone, they

are a part of a mountain....

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Plates

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Most mountains form when what

collides?

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Circum-Pacific Mountain Belt

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What is the name of the two types of Mountain Belts on

Earth?

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It means they float

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What does it mean when plates are

Isostasy

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Reduces volume and will push rock

higher up or deeper down into

the crust

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Compression is a force that causes rocks to do what?

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Be pulled apart to become thinner

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Tension is a force that causes rocks to

do what?

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Pushes rocks in opposite horizontal

direction. Rocks can bend, twist,

and break

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Shearing the force that causes rocks to

do what?

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Large Mountains with large areas of flat topped rocks

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Describe Plateaus

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Folding mountains are formed when

plates collide

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What are 4 different types of mountains and how are they

formed?

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Fault blocked mountains

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What are 4 different types of mountains and how are they

formed?

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Volcanic Mountains

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What are 4 different types of mountains and how are they

formed?

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Dome Mountains

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What are 4 different types of mountains and how are they

formed?

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It will thicken or become deeper

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Isostatic Movements

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As a volcanic mountain is

formed, what is happening to the crust beneath it

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The up/down motion of the plates is called

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Weight

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The Earth's crust will sink deeper

into the mantle as a result of increase in

what

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Mountain ranges, rivers glacier foundations

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Isostatic adjustment is

constantly occurring in areas of the crust that

are characterized by what

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Compression

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A change in shape and volume of

crustal rock due to stress is called

what

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Stress/Strain

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Folding of rock is most likely to

happen when rocks undergo what

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Folding

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Permanent deformation of a rock without it

breaking is called what

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Under extreme stress when they

become deformed

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Where in the earth do rocks most likely break

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Below the fault plane of the non

vertical fault

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The footwall consists of rocks

most likely located where

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Rock above the non vertical fault

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Where is the hanging wall

located at on a fault

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Plate Collisions

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Volcanoes are most commonly

produced when what type of

collisions occur

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Mountains

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What most commonly forms along convergent

boundaries

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Formed when thick horizontal

layers of rock are slowly lifted

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How are plateaus formed

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Make your wager

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A group of adjacent

mountains with the same general shape

and sturcture

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What is a mountain range?