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Chapter 19 Study Notes: The Ocean Basins
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Chapter 19 Section 1 The Water Planet
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1 Earth’s oceans cover about ______ th’s of Earth’s _______. Earth’s oceans cover about ______ th’s of Earth’s _______. ¾ th’s surface
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2 Of all the water on Earth, ____ is found in the _______. Of all the water on Earth, ____ is found in the _______. 97% oceans
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3 The _______ and largest ocean on Earth is the _______. The _______ and largest ocean on Earth is the _______. deepest Pacific
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4 A large body of saline water that may be __________ by land is a _____. A large body of saline water that may be __________ by land is a _____. surroundedsea
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5 _________ _____, ______, and ____________ are tools used by scientists to study the deep ocean. _________ _____, ______, and ____________ are tools used by scientists to study the deep ocean. Drilling shipssonar bathyscaphs
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6 A piece of sediment collected by drilling is a ____ ______. A piece of sediment collected by drilling is a ____ ______. coresample
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7 Scientists use ______ to calculate the ______ of the ocean floor. Scientists use ______ to calculate the ______ of the ocean floor. sonar depth
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8 _______ stands for “SOund _______ And Ranging”. _______ stands for “SOund _______ And Ranging”. SONARNavigation
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9 The first step in a ______ transmission is to send out a series of _______ waves. The first step in a ______ transmission is to send out a series of _______ waves. sonar sound
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10 _______ uses sound waves to measure the sea floor. _______ uses sound waves to measure the sea floor. Sonar
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11 To see the bottom of the ocean for him or herself while remaining connected to a research ship, a scientist would use a ___________ To see the bottom of the ocean for him or herself while remaining connected to a research ship, a scientist would use a ___________ bathysphere
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Chapter 19 Section 2 Features of the Ocean Floor
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12 Continental _________ are made up of the continental rise, continental slope, and continental shelf. Continental _________ are made up of the continental rise, continental slope, and continental shelf. margins
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13 A ________ ______ is part of the continental margin. A ________ ______ is part of the continental margin. continental shelf
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14 The continental ____ has a ______ slope and usually has less than 100 meters of water above it. The continental ____ has a ______ slope and usually has less than 100 meters of water above it. shelf gentle
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15 _________ from turbidity currents creates ________ canyons and the continental rise. _________ from turbidity currents creates ________ canyons and the continental rise. Erosion submarine
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16 _________ from rivers spread over the deep-ocean basins by means of ________ _________. _________ from rivers spread over the deep-ocean basins by means of ________ _________. Sediments turbiditycurrents
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17 The _________ ________ is best known for its depth. The _________ ________ is best known for its depth. Mariana Trench
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18 The _______ place in Earth’s crust is a _________. The _______ place in Earth’s crust is a _________. deepest trench
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19 __________ plate boundaries cause deep ocean _______. __________ plate boundaries cause deep ocean _______. Convergent trenches
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20 The _______ regions on Earth are __________ plains. The _______ regions on Earth are __________ plains. flattest abyssal
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21 Ocean sediments are _______ on the _______ plains. Ocean sediments are _______ on the _______ plains. thinnest abyssal
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22 A _______ is made up of minerals. A _______ is made up of minerals.nodule
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23 Most _____-______ ridges form _______ sea level. Most _____-______ ridges form _______ sea level. midocean below
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24 The _____-_______ ridges in Iceland are unusual because they rise _____ sea level. The _____-_______ ridges in Iceland are unusual because they rise _____ sea level. mid ocean above
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25 ________ are most likely to form in _____ _______. ________ are most likely to form in _____ _______. Seamounts hot spots
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In addition to these notes study the diagram on the top of pages 476-477 so that you can identify the different features found on the seafloor including the following: In addition to these notes study the diagram on the top of pages 476-477 so that you can identify the different features found on the seafloor including the following:
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continental shelf, continental slope, continental rise, trench, mid-ocean ridge, abyssal plain
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