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Mantle
Liquid magma layer beneath the Earth's crust.
Asthenosphere
Solid magma layer located beneath the lithosphere.
Lithosphere
Thin layer of rock that is broken up into tectonic plates.
Divergent plate boundaries
Form mid-oceanic ridges, seafloor spreading, and rift valleys.
Convergent plate boundaries
Form mountains, island arcs, and earthquakes.
Oceanic-oceanic plate boundaries
Form mid-ocean volcanoes, offshore trenches, and island arcs.
Oceanic-continental plate boundaries
Form coastal mountains, volcanoes on land, trenches, and tsunamis.
O-Horizon
Layer of organic matter found on top of the soil.
A-Horizon
Layer of humus with minerals from parent material and most biological activity.
B-Horizon
Layer that contains little to no organic matter.
C-Horizon
Layer that consists of bedrock.