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A) the Wilson Cycle is a technique used to date ocean sediments.
B) the Wilson Cycles describes the formation of seafloor features.
C) the Wilson Cycle predicts the movement of lithospheric plates.
D) the Wilson Cycle uses plate tectonic processes to describe the development of ocean basins.
E) the Wilson Cycle was named in honor of geophysicist John Tuzo Wilson.
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A) at a subduction zone in the Pacific Ocean.
B) by magma from the upper mantle rising to the surface.
C) formed when the Pacific plate moved across a hotspot.
D) is associated with a trench.
E) parallels a Pacific Ocean subduction zone.
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A) andesitic volcanoes
B) fracture zones
C) hot spots
D) mid-ocean ridges
E) volcanic island arcs
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A) hydrothermal vents
B) island arc
C) mountains
D) oceanic trench
E) volcanoes
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A) The geographic pole and the magnetic pole are always the same.
B) The geographic pole wobbles, but stays near the magnetic pole.
C) The geographic poles have reversed themselves periodically through geologic time.
D) The location of the magnetic pole is unrelated to the location of the geographic pole.
E) The magnetic pole wobbles, but stays near the geographic pole.
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A) not related to the location of oceanic ridges.
B) parallel to and symmetric about ocean ridges.
C) parallel to, but not symmetric about ocean ridges.
D) perpendicular to and symmetric about ocean ridges.
E) perpendicular to, but not symmetric about ocean ridges.
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A) apparent polar wandering.
B) fossils in marine sediments.
C) glacial debris at various locations.
D) the location of ancient coral reefs.
E) the magnetic pattern on the seafloor.
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A) crest of the mid-ocean ridge
B) deep sea trenches
C) deep focus earthquakes
D) island arcs
E) offset of the mid-ocean ridge
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A) age of rocks on distant continents.
B) location of ancient coral reefs.
C) location of deep sea trenches.
D) location of magnetic poles through geologic time.
E) the shape of the continental margins.
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A) decreases in proportion to the distance.
B) is unrelated to the distance from the ridge.
C) increases in proportion to the distance.
D) randomly varies.
E) remains the same.
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A) convergent boundary (continent-continent) .
B) convergent boundary (continent-oceanic) .
C) convergent boundary (oceanic-oceanic) .
D) divergent boundary.
E) transform fault boundary.
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A) is a continental transform fault.
B) is an oceanic transform fault.
C) is associated with deep focus earthquakes.
D) lies next to the Mendocino Fracture Zone.
E) is located in the Juan de Fuca Plate.
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A) divergent plate boundary
B) convergent plate boundary
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