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1 crustaceans, scienceby india9152 21 terms October 21, 2007
2 Crustal Movementby selwooda 5 terms January 31, 2007
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1 crust outermost layer of the Earth Plate Tectonics Vocabulary
2 crust the outer layer of the earth Science Academic Vocabulary
3 Crust Outer layer of Earth composed of tectonic plates. Evolution of Earth
4 crust solid rock that makes up Earth's outermost layer. It is deeper under contients than oceans. Untitled
5 Crust cold rock plates floating on mantle, 40 km deep; surface too hot and unstable for liquid water to exist ENVR 202 - Key Terms
6 crust hard outer covering (as of earth or snow) Baron's GRE
7 crust hard outer covering (as of earth or snow) Baron's GRE
8 Crust the top layer of the earth, which consists of solid rock. Both the continental crust (land masses) and oceanic crust (the land beneath the ocean) belong to the crust. Earthquakes
9 Crust The layer of hard rock that surrounds the earth. It is between 21 and 125 miles thick. Volcanoes
10 Crust Outer layer of the earth. Volcanoes
11 Crust The surface layer of the Earth. Dynamic Earth-Science
12 crust The thin outer layer of the Earth Plate Tectonics
13 crust the outermost layer of the earth Earth's changing surface and the floating crust vocab
14 Crust The crust is the Earth's outermost layer. Science vocabulary 1
15 crust the surface layer of the earth science definitions
16 crust The surface of Earth Dinamic Earth
17 crust the surface layer of the earth earths changing surface
18 crust the surface, or the outermost , layer of the earth science
19 Crust the surface layer of the earth science
20 crust the outermost layer of the earth Science
21 Crust the surface layer of the earth Science Vocab.
22 crust the surface of the earth dynamic earth
23 crust is the culture layer of the earth, it is a relatively thin layer of rock that coats the earth Social Studies and Economic Terms.
24 Crust The surface layer of the Earth. Geological Terms
25 crust the shell of rock that surrounds the earth 5th grade
26 crust Earth's outermost layer Vocabulary- Geology
27 Crust the layer of the Earth that forms the outer surface CRCT Science Review Key Terms
28 crust Geology. the outer layer of the earth, about 22 mi. (35 km) deep under the continents and 6 mi. (10 km) deep under the oceans. Compare mantle (def. 3), core1 (def. 10). science vocab 1.1
29 CRUST This is the solid, uppermost layer of Earth. PMHS Plate Tectonics Unit Vocabulary
30 crust outer layer of earth Science- Ch.5 Sec. 1+2
31 crust the layer of rock that forms Earth's outer surface Science Final
32 crust Earth's outermost layer, which varies in thickness from about 5km to 60km and is separated from the mantle by the Moho Discontinuity Vocabulary - Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Plate Tectonics, and Fossils
33 crust earth's outer layer of rock, is teh portion we are most familiar with it is also the only layer that has been directly sampled and explored chapter eight science
34 Crust layer of rock (forms surface of Earth) Science Final Vocab Part 2
35 crust The thin outer layer of the Earth Earth Science: Final Vocab
36 crust A hard outer layer that covers something hungry years
37 Crust the top layer of the earth, which consists of solid rock. Both the continental crust (land Earthquakes
38 crust hard outer covering (as of earth or snow) scrambled
39 crust the solid outer layer of earth "Volcanoes"
40 crust the rocky surface layer World Geography Test (1)
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