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What type of boundary is associated with earthquakes?

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Transform Boundary

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What evidence for Continental Drift indicates that glacial deposits are found in warm climates today?

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Glacial Evidence

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How do molecules with more kinetic energy move compared to those with less kinetic energy?

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Faster

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What evidence for Continental Drift shows that similar types and ages of rocks are found on different continents?

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Landform/Rock Evidence

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What does the presence of glacier scars in Africa suggest about its past climate?

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Africa was once in an area of the Earth that had a very cold climate.

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What is a Transform Boundary?

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A type of tectonic boundary where two plates slide past each other, often causing earthquakes.

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Define Continental Drift.

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The theory that continents have moved over geological time and were once joined together.

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What is the significance of Fossil/Climate Evidence in supporting Continental Drift?

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It shows that similar fossils and climate conditions existed on continents that are now separated.

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What is the role of kinetic energy in molecular movement?

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Molecules with higher kinetic energy move faster than those with lower kinetic energy.

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What is Subduction?

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A geological process where one tectonic plate moves under another, often leading to volcanic activity.