Exam 20: Paleozoic Earth History

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During the Paleozoic,cratons were covered with large bodies of water called ____________________.

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The basal unit of the transgressive Kaskaskia sequence is marked by extensive black shale deposition.

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In the Tippecanoe sequence,widespread carbonate deposition was related to the Taconic orogeny.

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What desirable type of coal is mostly found in the Appalachian region?

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What is the sedimentary sequence,from base to top,of an idealized cyclothem?

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Terranes and microplates were part of the formation of Pangaea.

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When and where did the Antler orogeny occur?

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Most of the productive coal beds of Paleozoic age are found in rocks formed during the ____________________ period.

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The assemblage of the Late Paleozoic supercontinent concluded during the ____________________ Period.

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The three orogenies of the Devonian were the ____________________,____________________,and ____________________.

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Rise and fall of sea level in epeiric seas can be partly explained by continental glaciation events.

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What role did microplates and terranes play in the formation of Pangaea? Give an example.

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How long has the Colorado Plateau been uplifting?

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Describe how the first geologic map was created.

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The Absaroka sequence spans which periods of geologic time?

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The supercontinent that formed near the end of the Paleozoic from an assembling of all the continents was called ____________________.

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What is the Tippecanoe sequence?

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