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GEO 401: Test One Review (Dr.
Befeus) Questions and Answers
(100% Correct Answers) Already
Graded A+


Superposition Ans: layers stacked sequentially, young layers
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cover old layers
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Original Horizontality Ans: Principle stating that sedimentary
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rocks are deposited in horizontal or nearly horizontal layers.
Any changes from that was produced by geological forces


Cross-Cutting Relationships Ans: Principle stating that a fault
or intrusion is younger than the rock it cuts across.


Uniformitarianism Ans: A principle stating that current
geologic processes can explain past geologic events.


What does uniformitarianism suggest? Ans: The present is the
key to understanding the past in terms of geologic processes.


Topography Ans: Contour lines are levels of equal elevation


Climate Ans: Range in weather conditions for an area over a
period of decades


Climate Change Ans: Long term change for a region

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Global Warming Ans: An increase in the average temperature
of the earth's atmosphere compared to the baseline
temperature


Greenhouse Gases Ans: Gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2),
methane (CH4), nitrous oxide, water vapor (H2O), and ozone in
the atmosphere which are involved in the greenhouse effect.


Greenhouse Effect Ans: Natural situation in which heat is
retained in Earth's atmosphere by carbon dioxide, methane,
water vapor, and other gases and can't not get out
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Anthropogenic Ans: derived from human activities
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7 Lines of Evidence for Climate Change Ans: 1. Surface
temperature of Earth has risen by 1 degree C since 1850s


2. Average ocean temperature has risen by around 1 degree C


3. Ice is melting from ice sheets and glaciers

4. Sea level is rising by around 3 mm/year


5. More extreme weather


6. Climate zones are shifting ploewards


7. CO2 is rising in the atmosphere


Proxy Ans: Signature of change preserved in rock records (Ex:
Fossils, trees, Ice cores)

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