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Layers of the Earth
Crust
Mantle
Outer Core
Inner
Core
Crust
Outermost layer, solid rock varying in
thickness
Mantle
Hot
, semi-solid layer beneath the
crust
Outer Core
Molten metal
layer
Inner Core
Solid metal layer
at the center
Natural Disasters
Earthquakes
Volcanic Eruptions
Hurricanes
Earthquakes
Sudden
shaking
of the ground caused by tectonic
plate
movements
Volcanic Eruptions
Molten rock, ash, and
gases
are expelled from a
volcano
Hurricanes
Intense
tropical
storms with strong winds and heavy
rainfall
Types of Rocks
Igneous
Rocks
Sedimentary
Rocks
Metamorphic
Rocks
Igneous
Rocks
Formed from the
cooling
of magma or
lava
Sedimentary
Rocks
Formed by the
accumulation
and
cementation
of sediments
Metamorphic Rocks
Transform from existing rocks due to
heat
and
pressure
Geologic Time
Precambrian
Era
Paleozoic
Era
Mesozoic
Era
Cenozoic
Era
Precambrian Era
Oldest and longest era, includes
formation
of
Earth
Paleozoic
Era
Age of
invertebrates
,
fish
, and early plants
Mesozoic
Era
Age of
dinosaurs
,
flowering plants
, and birds
Cenozoic
Era
Age
of
mammals
, including humans
Plate Boundaries
Divergent
Boundaries
Convergent
Boundaries
Transform
Boundaries
Divergent Boundaries
Plates
move apart
Convergent Boundaries
Plates collide
Transform Boundaries
Plates
slide past each other
Glaciers
are large masses of
ice
that move slowly over land
Types of Glaciers
Alpine
Glacier
Continental
Glacier
Alpine Glacier
Form in
mountainous
regions
Continental Glacier
Cover
large land
areas
Glacial Mountain Features
Cirques
Arêtes
Moraines
Cirques
Bowl-shaped
depressions
Arêtes
Narrow
ridges
Moraines
Accumulations of rock and
debris
Factors that Affect Climate
Latitude
Altitude
Ocean Currents
Latitude
Distance from the
equator
Altitude
Elevation
above sea level
Ocean Currents
Influence
temperature
and
precipitation
Landform Regions of Canada
Canadian Shield
Interior Plains
Cordillera
Canadian Shield
Oldest
rock formations
Interior Plains
Flat
and
fertile
region
Cordillera
Mountainous region on the
west
coast
Canada's climate is
diverse
, ranging from
arctic
to temperate
The
Canada Climate Map
shows the different
climate zones
across Canada
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