Snack Tectonics. Snack-Tectonics Lab **This lab write-up MUST be typed** Purpose: What is the purpose of this lab? Background Information: 3-5.

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Snack Tectonics

Snack-Tectonics Lab **This lab write-up MUST be typed** Purpose: What is the purpose of this lab? Background Information: 3-5 paragraphs on plate boundaries. You may use any source (internet, oceanography book etc.) but it MUST BE IN YOUR OWN WORDS! MINIMUM of 3 SOURCES. Procedures: Describe in detail what you did in paragraph form, not a list. Use 3rd person. No “I”, “We” etc. Data: (This is the only part that doesn’t need to be typed) Draw each plate boundary and label the lithosphere, types of crust, asthenosphere, and the direction of plate movement. Give a 1-2 sentence caption for each figure. Images may be photographs but MUST STILL be properly labeled.

Data Analysis Questions: IN COMPLETE SENTENCES 1.What type of crust is represented by the graham crackers? 2.What type of crust is represented by the fruit roll-up? 3.What physical layer of the earth does the frosting represent? 4.Give one real –life example of each type of plate boundary: (geographic location and how it was formed) Continental- Continental Collision Oceanic-Continental Collision Transform Boundary Divergent Boundary 5.What are some of the limitations of the models you’ve created? What are some physical and topographic features that were not represented by the models? Works Cited: Have a works cited section with all the sources used to find information on the background info section as well as the data analysis.