Chapter 15 Flashcards

1
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What is stress measured by?

A

Force per unit area

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2
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What is strain when referred to in the context of rocks

A

Change in size volume or shape of a body or rock unit in response to stress.

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3
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What are tensional stress

A

A stress due to a force pulling away on a body.

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4
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Elastic

A

Deformed material goes back to it’s original shape after being stretched.

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5
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Ductile

A

Capable of being molded and bent under stress.

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6
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What is a Geologic Map?

A

A map representing the geology of a given area.

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7
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What is a strike?

A

The compass direction of a line formed by the intersection of an inclined plane with a horizontal plane.

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8
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What is the angle of dip?

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A vertical angle measured downward from the horizontal plane to an inclined plane.

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9
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What is the direction of dip?

A

The compass direction in which the angle of dip is measures. Usually the downhill direction.

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10
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What is included in a geologic map?

A
  1. Ore deposits
  2. Geologic structures
  3. Rock types
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11
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What are folds in the context of rocks?

A

Bend in layered bedrock.

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12
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What are the two types of rock folding?

A

Anticline

Syncline

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13
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What is unique about Anticline folding?

A

A fold shaped like an arch in simpiliar words if it was a radio wave it would be the peek.

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14
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What is unique about Syncline folding?

A

A fold shaped like a U or the trough of a radio wave.

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15
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what is a limb in a fold

A

Portion of a fold shared by an anticline and a syncline.

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16
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What is an axial plane?

A

A plane containing all of the hinge lines of a fold. Or a cross section of the peak and troph.

17
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What is a source rock?

A

A rock containing organic matter that is converted to petroleum by burial and other post depositional changes.

18
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What are Plunging Folds?

A

A fold in which the hinge line is not horizontal. It looks like a horseshoe

19
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What is a structural dome?

A

A structure in which beds dip away from a central point aka a bosi pattern.

20
Q

What is an asymmetric fold?

A

Any fold that is not vertical or tipped over.

21
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What is an Recumbent fold?

A

Folds that are overturned to the point were they are basically horizontal.

22
Q

What Is the difference between a structural basin and a structural dome?

A

in a structural dome the oldest rocks are in the middle while a structural basin has the youngest rocks exposed in the center.

23
Q

What is an isoclinal forl(tight)

A

A fold were the folded limbs are nearly parallel to each other.

24
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What is an isoclinal forl(tight)

A

A fold were the folded limbs are nearly parallel to each other.

25
Q

What is a joint in bedrock

A

A fracture or crack in bedrock along which essentially no displacement has occurred.

26
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What is a joint set in the bedrock?

A

Joints oriented in one direction approximately parallel to one another.

27
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What is a fault in bedrock?

A

A fracture in bedrock along which movement has taken place.

28
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What are the 4 types of faults?

A
  1. Reverse Fault
  2. Normal Fault
  3. Strike slip fault
  4. Oblique-Slip Fault
29
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What is a thrust fault

A

A reverse fault in which the dip of the fault plane is at a low angle to horizontal. it faults at a very sharp angle that is almost horizontal.

30
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What is a strike-Slip fault

A

A fault in which movement is parallel to the stricke of the fault surface.

31
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What is a Graben when it comes to falts?

A

When a divergent plate plate boundery creates a trench at a falt