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Outer Core

Liquid layer that creates Earth's magnetic field, 1410 miles

Inner Core

Solid metal sphere, 754 mile radius

Lithosphere

Made of Earth crust and mantle

Asthenosphere

Below Lithosphere

Continental Drift

Theory of Pangaea, all continents were once together

Pangaea

Theory by Alfred Wegner

Paleoclimatic Evidence

Climates preserved in rock

Sea Floor Spreading

Rocks cooling and iron pointing either magnetic north or south

Mantle Convection

Magma moving up to Earth's surface, cooling, then sinking back down

Divergent

Plates move apart

Convergent

Plates move together

Subduction

Plate moves under another

Transform Fault

Plates move past eachother

Oceanic to Continental

Volcanic mountains and trenches

Oceanic to Oceanic

Volcanic islands and trenches

Continental to Continental

Folded mountains

What is each of them in order?

1. Australian


2. North American


3. Juan De Fuca


4. Pacific


5. Phillipene


6. Nazca


7. South American


8. Eurasian


9. Arabian


10. African

Evidence of Pangaea

1. Continental evidence


2. Fossil evidence


3. Rock evidence


4. Paleoclimatic evidence

Evidence of Sea Floor Spreading

1. No rocks younger than 200 million years


2. Magnetic clues