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1. Continental Slope
2. Salinity
3. Ozone
4. Nuclear
5. Nonrenwable
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Do Now 1. _____type of energy that uses heat from
fission reactions (alternative energy)
2. _____type of resource coal, natural gas, and petroleum(natural resources)
3. _____extends from the continental shelf and slopes steeply (ocean floor)
4._____second smallest ocean (oceans)
5. _____ layer of gases that protect the Earth from ultraviolet radiation (air pollution)
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Do Now 1. _____type of energy produced
from heat inside the earth (alternative energy)
2. _____type of resource soil, food crops, and animals (natural resources)
3. _____plowing fields in curves
4._____smallest ocean (oceans)
5. _____ the amount of salt in the ocean (oceans)
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Do Now 1. _____type of energy that changes heat
to steam by nuclear fission (alternative energy)
2. _____type of resource coal, natural gas, and petroleum (natural resources)
3. _____anchor soil to prevent erosion (human impact)
4._____second largest ocean (oceans)
5. _____ starts from the continents and slopes gently (ocean floor)
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1. What is topography of the ocean?
1. Topography-the surface features of the ocean floor.
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2. FeaturesA. Continental Shelf
-Slopes gently down from the edge of a continent
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b. Continental Slope
Slopes steeply from the continental shelf
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It is the base of the continental slope and is made of large piles of sediment.
C. Continental Rise
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D. Submarine Canyon
Steep V shaped canyon that cuts through the continental shelf and continental slope
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E. Abyssal Plain
Flat ocean bottom covered with mud and the remains of marine organisms
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F. Seamount Steep walled, pointy, extinct volcano
The seamount’s shown here can reach up to just under 600 ft. of the surface. They are located off the coast of Alaska.
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G. Guyot
Flat topped seamount flattened by the action of waves
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H. Mid-Ocean Ridge
Longest Undersea mountain range Occurs at divergent boundaries
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Oceanic Ridges
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I. Rift Valley
Deep valley that forms between the mountains of a mid-ocean ridge
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J. Trench Steep sided narrow cut in the sea floor Deepest part of the ocean (Mariana Trench) Formed from convergent plate boundaries