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Plate Boundaries Concept Sketch and Groundwater Concept Sketch. Earth Science

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Plate Boundaries Concept Sketch

Use the chapters on the Earth’s Interior Processes and Volcanoes as well as the USGS

resource Understanding Plate Motions in the Module 2 reading assignments to help you

make the following concept map for plate boundaries.

Instructions:

Sketch, label and explain the following plate boundaries. Include an example on Earth of

each (be sure to name both plates involved) on your concept sketch:

Divergent Plate Boundary (oceanic divergent or Mid-ocean ridge)

Convergent Plate Boundary: continental-oceanic. You will also need to explain the

other two types of convergent plate boundaries (continental-continental and

oceanic-oceanic) but you do not need to draw them.

Transform Plate Boundary

Remember, detail is key. You will have three sketches with labels,

explanations and examples plus the explanations of the other two types

of convergent plate

Groundwater Concept Sketch

You’ve been asked to give a 5-minute presentation to the county commissioners on the two

issues involving groundwater and cones of depression. The issues are 1) the danger of

wells surrounding urban, agricultural, and other heavy pumping areas going dry and 2) the

danger of saltwater intrusion in coastal areas. Both are serious issues in FL.

Because you have so little time you need to design a single page handout that will get the

main ideas across to the county commissioners. You’ve been given two base drawings (one

on this page one on the next) that you may or may not use. If you would like to design your

own graphics feel free. Combine these drawings with the information from your book or

other sources to make an effective hand out explaining the issues to the county

commissioners.

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