Why is it important to study deformed rocks?
What will be an ideal response?
Geologists study deformed rocks to locate economic resources such as oil, gas, and some ore deposits. They also study deformed rocks to interpret the geologic history of an area and to assess risks from earthquakes.
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Discuss the significance of a predicted increase in global temperatures of 3°C, as opposed to a predicted increase of 1°C.
What will be an ideal response?
What is a feasible alternative to fossil fuels that might be able to generate enough energy to meet the
world's needs? a. Methane hydrate b. Nuclear power c. Wind power d. Tide power
What is produced by the metabolism of globin?
A) amino acids B) heme C) bilirubin D) all of these
What type of mountain glaciers are large unconfined sheets of ice found only in a few
high-mountain areas today? A. highland icefields B. alpine glaciers C. valley glaciers D. sheet glaciers E. continental ice sheets