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What Is a Geologic Fault? A fault is a crack in the Earth's crust. Typically, faults are associated with, or form, the boundaries between Earth's tectonic plates.…

1. By: Emil 2. * An Alphanumeric grid is a simple coordinate system for finding locations on a map. * Picture by: en.wikipedia.org 3. * Boulders are different rocks that…

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Slide 1What pieces of evidence do scientists use to back up the theory of Evolution? What pieces of evidence do scientists use to back up the theory of Evolution? Slide 2…

Slide 1Developing Science Investigations for your Classroom Mike Dennis Senior Lecturer in Primary Science Slide 2 What is your recent experience of Science Investigation?…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Science Survivor Card #1 Ice Melting is a Chemical or Physical Change? You have 2 minutes to work as a team to melt 5 pieces of ice. You may use a variety…

Slide 1Rocks and Fossil Fuels Slide 2 Think about rocks. What do rocks look like? Slide 3 Is this what you thought of? Slide 4 Or this? Slide 5 OR THIS???? Slide 6 OR….…

1.This bridge just outside of Parkfield, Ca , straddles the San Andreas Fault.If you look closely, you can see the curve of the guardrail and the angle of the deck. It isevidence…

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