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| a scientist who studies the structures of the earth |
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| a molten rock that has erupted through the earths surface |
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| decaying plant and animal material |
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| any material in God's creationwhich is helpful to man. |
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| a solid that has a definete shape with flat surfaces and sharp edges |
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| a rare beautiful mineral that is very rare |
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| a formation which looks like a stone icicle hanging from the roof of a cave |
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| a stone formation growing up from the floor of a cave |
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| the solid unmovable rock beneath the earths surface |
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| a famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park is called |
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| a hard rocklike object which looks like a mudball and has crystals inside is called a |
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| oil in its natrual state is called |
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| a fossil is formed when the mud that buries a plant or animal quickly hardens around it is a |
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| plant and animal remains that have turned into stone are |
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| quartz gets its color from |
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| soil is formed by the process of |
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| most of the rock deep below the surface of the land |
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| the only metal that is liquid at room tempature room |
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| the best conductor of electricity |
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| the best low cost electrical conductor avalible |
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| a soft yellow metal that can be hammered into thin sheets |
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| a rock that is made of sand |
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| a rock that smells like mud when it gets wet |
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| loose earth containg humus and weathered rock |
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| acid in the water disolved in the rock |
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| name 2 ways in which physcal weathering breaks down or wears down rock. |
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| frozen water and extreme temputure change |
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| it gets so hot that it turns into steam and brings a lot of pressure to the top and KABOW!!! it explodes :) |
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| obisidain is which type of rock |
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| the first layer of the earth is |
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| the crust (which is a solid) |
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| the 2nd layer of crust is called: |
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| the mantle (which is both liquid and solid.) |
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| what molten rock is in the mantle? |
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