Nau glg 112 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The type of magma associated with oceanic hot spots - mafic Decompression melting in this setting forms a long, submarine ridge - divergent boundary When mafic magma rising from the mantel rises through this type of crust, it will form int-felsic magma - Continental crust Shield volcanoes may form here, when magma upwells from the asthenosphere - hot spot The type of magma that most commonly forms at subduction zones - int-felsic magma This tectonic setting can form an explosive caldera - ...

NAU GLG 112 FINAL EXAM

NAU GLG 112 FINAL EXAM.

GLG 112 NAU Final Exam.

GLG 112 NAU Final Exam.

What is climate? - Precipitation, temperature, and biometric pressure measurements averaged over a period of years Prevailing global winds travel in the same direction independent of latitude: T or F - False Monsoon rains occur in places where the wind direction shifts seasonally, pulling warm moist air from the ocean onto land: T or F - True Ellison Creek Flood - Heavy rain fell over the Highline Burn Scar, sending floodwater and debri into and down Ellison Creek, to the Cold Springs swim...

GLG 112 Exam 1 NAU Questions and Answers Oceanic Crust - ANSWER-Density- 2.9 denser Thickness- 7km thinner Composition- Basalt Continental Crust - ANSWER-Density- 2.8 less dense Thickness- 35-40 km thicker Composition- Granite What Controls the rheology of a layer? - ANSWER-Temperature, composition and pressure What controls land elevation? - ANSWER-Thickness and Density of lithosphere Difference between a Compositional and Rheological Layer? - ANSWER-Compositional is the 3 layers, Rh...

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