SCIENCE WEEK 6 - EVIDENCES OF PLATE MOVEMENTS Flashcards

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hypothesized that all of the modern-day continents had
previously been clumped together in a supercontinent
he called Pangaea

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Alfred Lothar Wegener

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Any evidence of past life preserved in geologic context; They are a tangible connection to life, landscapes, and climates of the past.
They show us how life, landscapes, and climate have changed over time and how living things responded to those changes.

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Paleontological Evidence

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is the scientific study of life of the geologic past that involves the analysis of plant and animal fossils

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Paleontology

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a French Scientist, argued that the presence of identical fossil
plants in both North American and European coal deposits
could be explained if the two continents had formerly been connected

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Antonio Snider Pellegrini

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described how plants in Late Paleozoic coal beds of India, Australia,
South America were all similar

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Edward Seuss

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Is an interval of time withinthe ice age that is marked by
colder temperature and glacier advances

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Glaciation

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Alfred Wegener proposed that the rock layers were made when all the continents were part of Pangaea

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Evidence from Structure and Rock Type

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is the study of climactic conditions of past geologic ages.

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Paleoclimatology

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it is the study of ancient magnetic field directions by studying the magnetism frozen into rocks of different ages

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Paleomagnetism

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the apparent movement of themagnetic poles illustrated in magnetized rocks

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Polar Wandering

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