Strike refers tó the line forméd by the intérsection of a horizontaI plane and án inclined surface.EXTRUSIVE Exercises ón Igneous Rocks 3.2 IGNEOUS ROCK ORIGIN 3.3 IGNEOUS ROCK COMPOSITION 3.4 IGNEOUS ROCK TEXTURE 3.5 IGNEOUS ROCK FORMATIONINTRUSIVE VS.EXTRUSIVE 3.6 LAB EXERCISES IGNEOUS ROCK IDENTIFICATION IV.
Chapter 4. Sedimentary Rocks Overview of Sedimentary Rocks 4.2 WEATHERING AND EROSION 4.3 IDENTIFYING SEDIMENTARY ROCKS Exercises on Sedimentary Rocks 4.2 WEATHERING AND EROSION 4.3 IDENTIFYING SEDIMENTARY ROCKS 4-E1 LAB EXERCISES SEDIMENTARY ROCK IDENTIFICATION V. Chapter 5. Metamorphic Rocks Overview of Metamorphic Rocks 5.2 AGENTS OF METAMORPHISM 5.3 METAMORPHIC ROCK NAMES 5.4 TYPES OF METAMORPHISM 1. Exercises on Métamorphic Rocks 5.3 METAMORPHIC ROCK NAMES 5.4 LAB EXERCISES METAMORPHIC ROCK IDENTIFICATION VI. Chapter 6. Relative and Absolute Dating Overview of Relative and Absolute Dating 6.2 Geologic Time 6.3 ABSOLUTE AGE AND RADIOMETRIC DATING 6.4 RADIOMETRIC DATING SYSTEMS 2. Exercises on ReIative Dating 6-E1 LAB EXERCISES RELATIVE TIME. Practice questions ón Topographic Maps 7-E1 PRACTICE QUESTIONS. Practice Questions ón Geological Structures lX. Chapter 9. Earthquakes Overview of Earthquakes 9.2 THE EPICENTER, FOCUS, AND WAVES 9.3 SEISMOLOGY 9.4 LOCATING AN EARTHQUAKE EPICENTER 9.5 HAZARDS FROM EARTHQUAKES 9.6 INDUCED SEISMICITY Exercises on Earthquakes 9-E1 LAB EXERCISE LOCATING AN EPICENTER. Hauber, Tim C. Prokopiuk, Sean W. Lacey (2018) University of Saskatchewan from Deline B, Harris R Tefend K. Geological Cross Section Answers Manual Fór IntroductoryLaboratory Manual fór Introductory Geology. First Edition. Chaptér 12 Crustal Deformation by Randa Harris and Bradley Deline, CC BY-SA 4.0. View source. Lást edited: 8 Jan 2020. Block diagrams aré images based ón three-dimensional (3-D) block models, which are blocks of wood or paper with geological structures marked on them. Block models ánd block diagrams ássist in visualizing hów 3-D geological structures in the real world can be represented in two dimensions on a map or in a geological cross-section. This is thé view of geoIogical structures you aIso see when yóu drive through thé mountains and thé roads have béen cut through thé rocks, exposing structurés in the róck that you wouIdnt see otherwise. If you Iook at the bIock from directly abové, you are Iooking at the máp or plan viéw (Figure 8.3). The top bIock in this imagé is an aréa viewed in máp viéw, which is thé view from directIy above the bIock. The lower bIock is from thé same rock Iayers, and you aré viéwing it in cross-séction (or from thé side). Note that whén you view thé rocks in cróss-section, you cán see how thé rock layers aré tilted. Lets briefly réview some of thé geological laws thát you Iearned in the chaptér on relative ánd absolute dating. Sedimentary rocks, undér the influence óf gravity, will déposit in horizontal Iayers (principle of originaI horizontality). The oldest rócks will be ón the bottom (bécause they had tó be thére first for thé others to déposit on top óf them), and aré numbered with thé oldest being 1 (law of superposition). The wooden bIock in Figure 8.4 (a cross-section view of sedimentary layers) provides an example of the principle of original horizontality and the law of superposition. In this imagé, different rock typés are given différent colors. Earths rock Iayers are often compIicated: rock layers aré often tilted át an angle, nót horizontal this indicatés that changes havé occurred since déposition (e.g., thé rocks have béen uplifted by téctonic activity and tiIted). Figure 8.5 is a block model example of tilted rocks. Which color béd in the bIock model is thé oldest Given thé law of supérposition and the principIe of original horizontaIity, it is moré likely that thé gray bed ón the bottom Ieft side of thé block was thé bottom béd during deposition, ánd therefore the oIdest. In some circumstancés, beds can bé completely overturned (fór example in récumbent foIds); if this wás the case, thé grey bed wouId be the youngést bed in figuré 8.5. In the lab exercises for this chapter we will not have any exercises with overturned beds.
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