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Clemson Geology 1010 - Exam #1 Rated A+ principles claims something that has been proven - known to all as correct (BIG DISCOVERY) facts something repeatedly demonstrated to be true scientific method observation, question, hypothesis, collect data, and evaluation hypothesis educated guess; "if-then" statement; must be testable; be predictive; complex OR simple; past or future events; CANNOT BE OPINION BASED theories repeated proof for a hypothesis; well supported with data law a theory th...

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Geology Final Exam Questions And Answers Which of the following is accurate about Louis Agassiz? A. He offered ideas that explain the timing of ice-age events but not the severity of temperature change associated with ice ages. B. He stated that there are changes in the amount and distribution of insolation received on the Earth. C. He stated that there are cyclical changes in the Earth's orbit and axial tilt. D. He stated that the presence of erratics in Europe was due to large continen...

Clemson Geology 1010- Exam 4 Latest Update Graded A Groundwater: why should we care? YOU MUST have this resource to survive hydrologic cycle ocean = biggest reservoir (1,000,000 units) 2nd largest = glacier (26000 units) 3rd largest = ground water (15000 units) runoff water that runs across the landscape and eventually ends up in a river or stream and continues to move downstream infiltration water soaks INTO ground, becomes part of ground water supply porosity The percentage of the total vo...

"Bauxite" Al(OH) 3 (the ore for Aluminum) - Under extreme chemical weathering conditions (e.g. the tropics), hydrolysis can remove nearly all of the available cations, leaving behind only 1st Step of Forming Sedimentary Rocks - Chemical and mechanical weathering break down rock 2nd Step of Forming Sedimentary Rocks - Erosional Agents transport sediment 3rd Step of Forming Sedimentary Rocks - Deposition occurs when solid particles settle out or when ions in solution are precipitated by ino...

ESS 101 INTRODUCTION TO GEOLOGY - University of Washington _ Laboratory 4: Volcanoes, Plutons, and Igneous Rocks. Quiz. Attempt Score 15 out of 15. Spring 2023.

Chapter 1 Maps Freeman Environmental Geology Lab Book (2nd Ed.) Updated 2023-2024 /Questions With Complete Solutions (A+)