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Science Chp. 5 notes

old mountains
flat, no jagged peaks, rolling hills, wide valleys
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old mountainsflat, no jagged peaks, rolling hills, wide valleys
if an area has a network of faults,
what will this area also have?
earthquakes
mountain rangegroup lf mountains with the same
general shape and stucture
summithighest point
what do mountain ranges make up?mountain systems
mature mountainsslope less steep, peak worn down
mountainlandform that reaches a high elevation
foldingbending, curving, and wrinkling of rock layers
why do mountains change?crust is built up or broken down
young mountainsteep slopes, peaks sharp and jagged, narrow valleys
elevationheight of a point on Earth abover or below sea level
fracturea break in a rock
what do layers look like?waves
what do mountain systems make up?two mountain belts
faultmovement of rock along a fracture
synclinedownward fold
landformphysical feature on Earth's solid surface
anticlineupward fold
what is earths surface always doing?changing
what is the fault in california?San Andreas

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