Theories about the dynamics of these objects were tested through the Vine-Matthews-Morley hypothesis. These masses are able to stay in a relative vertical equilibrium through isostasy. Subduction zones can exist at the boundaries between these. Examples include the Nazca and Indo-Australian. These make up the Earth's lithos
Theories about the dynamics of these objects were tested through the Vine-Matthews-Morley hypothesis. These masses are able to stay in a relative vertical equilibrium through isostasy. Subduction zones can exist at the boundaries between these. Examples include the Nazca and Indo-Australian. These make up the Earth's lithosphere in the crust. They move very slowly and the San Andreas Fault is on the boundary between the Pacific and North American ones. For 10 points, name these geological slabs of rock that make up the surface of the earth and whose movements are described by tectonic theory.
Theories about the dynamics of these objects were tested through the Vine-Matthews-Morley hypothesis.
tectonic {plates} [prompt on {lithosphere} before mentioned]