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Which of the following types of rock would you most likely form fossils:
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
How does the warm Gulf Stream Current in the Atlantic Ocean flow?
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
A layer of igneous rock that cuts across parallel layers of sedimentary rock is known as a/an:
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
Moss growing on a rock wall secretes acid that breaks up the rock and causes it to crumble.. This is an example of:
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
A cold front passing through an area that was warm and wet would bring what kind of weather?
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
copper and most metallic ores are found at what type of boundaries?
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
What happens to pebbles as they get farther from the source of weathering, like a river or glacier?
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
Describe the weather on the windward side of a moutain:
they become smaller and rounder
rainy and cooler
first warm and wet and then cool and dry
north
convergent boundary
intrusion
chemical weathering
sedimentary limestone
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