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II.
II. This causes the magma in the mantle to spin slowly (convection).
III.At Earths surface, tectonic plates, floating on the
spinning magma, forms mountains 3 different ways:
1. Folded mountains
2.
3.
Cause
(fault?)
Stress
Result
3 Examples
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1. Folded Mountains
Hanging wall
Footwall
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II.
II. This causes the magma in the mantle to spin slowly (convection).
III.At Earths surface, tectonic plates, floating on the
spinning magma, forms mountains 3 different ways:
1. Folded mountains
Footwall
Cause
(fault?)
Stress
Result
3 Examples
2.Fault-block mountains
3.
Hanging wall
Folded mountains
occur along a
reverse fault.
Compression
squeezes the rock
together.
This causes rock in
the hanging wall to
go up, or fold.
3 examples are the
Appalachians,
Himalayas, and Alps
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2. Fault-block Mountains
Foot wall
Hanging wall
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II.
II. This causes the magma in the mantle to spin slowly (convection).
III.At Earths surface, tectonic plates, floating on the
spinning magma, forms mountains 3 different ways:
1. Folded mountains
Footwall
Cause
(fault?)
Stress
Result
3 Examples
Hanging wall
Folded mountains
occur along a
reverse fault.
Compression
squeezes the rock
together.
This causes rock in
the hanging wall to
go up, or fold.
3 examples are the
Appalachians,
Himalayas, and Alps
2.Fault-block mountains
3. Volcanic Mountain
Footwall
Hanging wall
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3. Volcanic Mountains
ash
lava
crater
vent
crust
magma
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II.
II. This causes the magma in the mantle to spin slowly (convection).
III.At Earths surface, tectonic plates, floating on the
spinning magma, forms mountains 3 different ways:
1. Folded mountains
Footwall
Hanging wall
2.Fault-block mountains
3. Volcanic Mountain
Footwall
Hanging wall
ash
lava
crater
vent
crust
magma
Cause
(fault?)
Stress
Result
3 Examples
Folded mountains
occur along a
reverse fault.
Compression
squeezes the rock
together.
This causes rock in
the hanging wall to
go up, or fold.
3 examples are the
Appalachians,
Himalayas, and Alps
Copyright InteractiveScienceTeacher.co