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The measurement of ocean depth and the topography of the ocean floor are known as ________.
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________ accounts for greater ocean depths moving away from the oceanic ridge toward the deep ocean basin.
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Which of the following materials or features are not found at mid-ocean ridges?
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The Challenger Deep of the Mariana Trench is named for the H.M.S Challenger, the ship that first measured it.
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Which of the following is not a possible mechanism contributing to continental rifting?
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Which of the following will mark the furthest extent of a continent?
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What tool is often used to measure the topography of the seafloor today?
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Which of the following locations is an example of spontaneous subduction?
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Because massive submarine structures such as seamounts and ridges exert stronger than average gravitational attraction, they produce depressed areas on the ocean's surface.
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Oceanic Ridge A has slow spreading rates of 2-5 cm/yr.Oceanic Ridge B has intermediate spreading rates of 6-9 cm/yr.Oceanic Ridge C has fast spreading rates of 10-11 cm/yr.Compare and contrast the topography and structure that would be present at all three spreading centers.
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Describe the appearance of a rift valley that has started on land.How do these valleys form?
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