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Founder of the Continental Drift Theory

Difficult to predict and common near plate boundaries

A place where magma is or has erupted

The two types of weathering

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Fit of continents, paleo-magnetism, and fossils on different continents are all examples of this theory

The part underground where an earthquake begins

A volcano that is active, not erupting, but supposed to erupt again

Ice wedging is caused by this type of weathering

Causes the movement of lithospheric plates

Folded mountains, volcanic mountains, and oceanic trenches are all example of this boundary

Where we have the most safety in a room during an earthquake

Area with the most volcanic activity

A marble statue that has been broken down by acid rain is caused by this type of weathering

Boundary where North American plate meets Eurasian Plate

Seafloor Spreading causes this boundary

Wave that generally causes the most damage during an earthquake

The cause of the formation of the Hawaiian Islands

Wind, water, and ice are all examples

Boundary where Nazca plate meets South American plate

Fossils of tropical plants have been found in Antarctica

Two waves scientists plot the difference of arrival times between to determine how far away an earthquake was

Ocean Ridges are caused by this boundary

Created by carbonic acid and tend to house bats