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| Most geologically active place on earth |
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| Innercore,outercore, lower mantle, upper mantle, athenosphere, lithosphere, crust (earth's layers starting with the inner most) |
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| Earth's geolocial features explained by processes |
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| interepreting the biblical story of creation literally |
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| crust plunging into the mantle along the periphery of the pacific |
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| the fossil or remanet, magnetic field of a rock |
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| Most abundant element on earth (arguable with iron because it is technically a gas |
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| The fleet that changed spain's status of the most powerful country on earth |
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| Scientific name for manatees and dugongs |
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| First european to see new world |
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| Famous for the discovery of the lost galleon, the Atocha |
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| The big bang happened when |
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| The birth of the solar system |
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| the vast saline water that occupies the depressions of the earth's surface |
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| 1st marine science, navigated at high lattitudes |
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| use clock to find longitude at sea, but clock always changed its speed after a couple days |
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| First to sail around the world |
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| the protuguese 500 years ago |
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| 2,300 years ago in a diving bell |
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| Found remains of serveral burick skulls in austrailia |
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| Norse word for piracy; free men and women acting on their own authority |
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| landed in 1000 ad in American, enticed others to come to america by calling it 'vineland' |
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| First european to be killed in North America |
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| stream of that winds that flows warm air from North America to upper Europe |
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| Home of the first library that was very important |
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| Sailor for the spanish to find new lands; had evidence of other lands |
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| Discovered the Incas; brought riches back to spain, making it the most richest nation |
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| Taking 1/5 of all treasure brought into the country |
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| a hurricane shipwrecked the Santa Margerita, Atocha angering the Royal family of spain |
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| Bone found in most male animals |
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| Feather footed; walruss and sealion |
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| An animal that secretes and exoskeleton that humans can see. Comes in a varitey of colors |
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| Carved usually, outerh layer is lighter, inner core almost orange |
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| Come from snails, irradescent inside fro jewelry and buttons |
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| Seal teeth, whale teeth, walrus tusk |
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| round or irregular growths from mollusks |
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| cultures the finest pearls but needed them to incubate in the mollusk longer |
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| Marine biologist who knew how to keep oysters alive for a long time |
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| Coating that whales secrete to cover hard objects (squid beak) to be able to eat it |
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| Part of a continuim of deceased micro-organisms |
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| Sources are guano, waste from sea birds and bats, used in fertilzers and detergent |
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| a mollusk that is blind and shelless, found in deepest part of ocea |
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| Worm like taxa and have little spines |
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| coat of nail shell, segmented, eyeless and blind, herbivores that sit in the sun during the day and go into the ocean at night |
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| small, segmented body wiht 2 pairs of sex organs and 7 pairs of kidneys; radula |
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| tusk shell; both ends open, suck up materials through one end and blow it out the other |
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| a tongue covered with rows of teeth like things |
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| 40,000 species; snails; one piece shell, name translates to stomach footed |
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| 2 shells, second most diverse group; reproduces fast, give off gold fiber that holds them to ocean floor |
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| Trap door that snails have |
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| Skinlike stuff that covers shell and hides the colors of snail shells |
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| squid, octopus, chambered natulis |
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| gas, matter, and other materials released from geolocially activity |
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| obsidian infused with glass, very light because of air chambers |
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| Very fine, clingy particles; little pieces of glass |
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| Molten rock stretched into hair-like structures |
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| Volcanic rocks, shot out as liquid, vary in size |
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| Sulfur dioxide; fog that comes from valconoes |
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