It's not just on a pizza: This top layer of the e=Earth's interior is, on average 25 miles thick

A fault where the two rock boundaries are being pulled apart

This modern process can accurately date strata without reference rocks

The different rock categories are based off of this defining difference

This fold has the youngest strata in the center

This portion of the uppermost layer of the Earth's interior is the denser of the two, and referred to as "sima"

This boundary type is where you would find a "strike-slip fault"

This law states that layers on the bottom are oldest, and layers on the top are youngest

These rocks form from intense heat and pressure

This is the current Epoch

The Lithosphere is divided into 15 of these culinary-esque objects

This process, propelled through converging continental-continental plates literally "moves mountains"

This law states that rock layers will continue until they encounter a new environment

Lava inside of the Earth has this fiery name

This "devilish" Period saw the very early formation of the Earth

One of these 3 sources of the Earth's core's heat

This boundary type created the Great Rift Valley in Africa

The meaning of the principle of inclusions

This type of sedimentary rock is formed through the bonding of different rock sediments

The Azimuth of N73°W is

Aloha! The Hawaiian Islands are an example of this volcanic feature which occurs thanks to convection currents in the Earth's mantle

I hope it doesn't fall! The name of the rock layer above the strike

These are one of the four main types of igneous intrusions

This type of sedimentary rock is formed the cementation of biological matter

A volcano that could erupt but will not in the foreseeable future is known as this term