Plate Tectonics and Associated Hazards Part 1 Geography

Plate tectonics and associated hazards. Geography A2, AQA

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Constructive margins, also known as divergent plate boundaries, are created by...
Two plates moving apart
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The San Andreas Fault is caused by two plates slipping parrallel to each other. This is a...
Conservative plate margin
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Where hot water mixes with mud near the surface, a bubbling, boiling mud volcano may form. This is a description of a...
Geyser
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When earthquakes occur, the point within the crust where the pressure release occurs is known as the...
Focus
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An explain of an extrusive landform is...
Basalatic (basic) lavas
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Liquefaction is...
the violent disruption of the ground causes it to become liquid-like when strongly shaken
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Earthquake management can come in the form of...
Prodiction and protection
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The Richter scale can measure the magnitude of an earthquake. Each unit on the scale represents a 10-fold increase in strength. This means that this scale...
is a logarithmic scale
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Out of the three internal layers of the Earth, which is the densest?
Core
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The San Andreas Fault is caused by two plates slipping parrallel to each other. This is a...

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Conservative plate margin

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Where hot water mixes with mud near the surface, a bubbling, boiling mud volcano may form. This is a description of a...

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When earthquakes occur, the point within the crust where the pressure release occurs is known as the...

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An explain of an extrusive landform is...

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Comments

Sian

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'prodiction' should be spelt prediction and we can't exactly predict when an earthquake can occur only where, but we may be getting closer.

kieran james triggs

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thats what i was told as well

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