Dynamic Earth: Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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deformed material recovers initial shape

A

Elastic

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2
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does not return to initial shape; bends in response to stress

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Ductile/Plastic

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3
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does not return to initial shape; fractures at points of weakness

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Brittle

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4
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application of force over an area

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Stress

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5
Q

resulting change in the shape or volume of a rock caused by stress

A

Strain

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6
Q

steeply dipping limbs, highly modified by strain

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Isoclinal Folds

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7
Q

center of fold is dipping such that the limbs dip in the same direction; highly modified by strain

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Overturned Folds

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8
Q

Anticlines and Synclines are…

A

Folds

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9
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Angled Anticlines and Angled Synclines are…

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Plunging Folds

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10
Q

a fold that is overturned so much that the dip of the limbs is horizontal

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Recumbent Folds

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11
Q

beds dip away from a central point and resembles an anticline in cross section

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Structural Dome

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12
Q

beds dip towards a central point, resembles a syncline in cross section

A

Structural Basin

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13
Q

fractures in bedrock along which movement has taken place

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Faults

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14
Q

exposed cross-section

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Outcrop

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15
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movement is parallel to the dip of the fault surface

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Dip-slip Faults

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16
Q

movement is parallel to the dip of the fault surface

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Strike-slip Faults

17
Q

movement has both strike and dip components

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Oblique-slip Faults