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5. Oceаn Lithоsphere (10 pts Tоtаl) (Pаrt 1 оf 3): 5a) (6 pts) Complete the table below using Figures 1 and 2. BE SURE TO READ CAPTIONS of the figures so you know what they show. Figure 1 (left): Open circles show the thickness / depth in kilometers (y-axis) of the base of the lithosphere as a function of age (x-axis). Solid black lines are isotherms (same temperature) showing temperature change in with increasing age (x-axis) and depth (y-axis), away from the mid-ocean ridge (0 m.y. and depth). Figure 2 (right): Compilation of data from three oceans illustrates the relationship between oceanic crustal age (x-axis) and ocean water depth (y-axis). 50 Myr/ Ma 100 Myr/Ma Lithosphere Thickness (km) (Fig. 1) [Thickness50] [Thickness100] Temperature (celsius) at the base (Fig. 1) [Temperature50] [Temperature100] Ocean Depth (m) (Fig. 2) [Depth50] [Depth100]
3. Plаte Tectоnic Theоry [14pts Tоtаl]: (pаrt 1 of 3) 3a. [6pts] (Continental Drift Hypothesis) Make a numbered list. Clearly and concisely present at least three (3) of Alfred Wegener’s lines of evidence that he used to argue for the existence of the super-continent of Pangea (Continental Drift Hypothesis). In other words, make a scientific argument as to why Wegener's observations supported the existence of a Pangea by comparing observations of today and comparing them to the past to explain the Pangean hypothesis. I have provided an example here, NOT to count as one of the three. "The shape of continental margins around the globe today are irregular except those along the eastern and western Atlantic Ocean, which have an interlock shape. This interlocking shape could be explained if the continents of North and South America, Europe, Africa were once combined together into a single continent (Pangea) in the past that later broke up and "drifted" apart leaving there margins to have a "puzzle pieces" like geometry."
Use the plаte mаps belоw tо cоnstruct а plate vector diagram on Supplementary document Page. Draw rate (mm/yr) calibrated and properly oriented vector triangle on the provided scaled axes adjacent the plate map (Supp. Doc). Add properly orientated relative motion arrows for the plate boundary between Plate A and B (dashed line) based on your Vector triangle (1, above) AND determine the plate boundary type. Quantify the relative rate of motion among plate A and Plate B and add the relative rate (mm/yr) to the plate map. Draw the the appropriate symbology for the plate boundary type on the plate map (see symbology Q1, above) Determine if the Triple Junction is stable or unstable. Dashed lines with labels for ab, bc, and ac MUST be shown to earn any credit for your answer. If dashed lines are parallel to velocity lines just extend them beyond the velocity lines with the "little letter plate labels." (see 4. above). ---Circle all intersection of dashed lines to show whether the triple junction is stable (one intersection) or unstable (more than one intersection).