Hon int Science (Pangea, Lat and Long, Earths layers)

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Latitude
imaginary horizontal lines, parallel to the equator, 69 miles apart from each other. 0-90 degrees.
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Longitude
Imaginary vertical lines, parallel to the Prime Meridian, 180 west->180 east.
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Latitude (order)
Goes first, __N or __S
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Longitude (order)
Goes last, __E or __W
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Crust
Earth's outermost layer. Rocky.
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Mantle
The second layer of earth with hot, solid material.
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Outer core
The central part of the earth below the mantle, molten metal.
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Inner Core
A dense sphere of solid iron and nickel at the center of Earth
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Direct evidence
Taken from core samples that gives us clues on Earths interior.
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Indirect evidence.
Taken from seismic waves caused by earthquakes. Studied using seismographs.
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Pangea
Supercontinent 200 million years ago broke into smaller continents and drifted apart
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Evidence of Pangea (Puzzle)
Coastlines of South America and Africa like puzzle
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Evidence of Pangea (Fossils)
Fossils(animal and plant) match across continents
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Evidence of Pangea (Rocks)
Rock types and structures across continents similar
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Evidence of Pangea (Climate)
Ancient climate same in different continents
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