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Not
required:
For
you
to
use
when
reading/studying.
Try
before
Monday!
1)
Label
the
following
things
on
the
diagram
[see
page
2].
2a) Label places you would expect earthquakes (mark with a bunch of small x’s).
•Be
specific.
Shallow?
Deep?
In
the
crust?
In
the
lithosphere?
In
the
asthenosphere?
o To
do
this,
consider
the
temperature
and
how
brittle
or
ductile
the
rock
will
be.
• Note
which
type
of
faulting
should
dominate
at
each
plate
boundary
(normal,
strike-‐slip,
thrust
(or
reverse)
faulting)
2b)
This
drawing
only
includes
4
different
plate
boundaries.
I
suggest
make
your
own
similar
sketches
of
the
other
4
variations.
[The
advantage
of
making
sketches
and
labeling
them
up
is
that
you
can
consolidate
a
LOT
of
information
on
one
visual
diagram.
When
we
come
to
volcanoes
later
in
the
course,
you
can
use
the
same
sketches
to
add
in
the
information
about
volcanism.
It
all
fits
together
(and
should
make
more
and
more
sense
as
we
go).]