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crustal

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Of, pertaining to, or forming a crust, especially the crust of the Earth or other planet etc.

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Many biologists think this, too, is good for life, because it mixes up the crustal rocks rather as the tides mix the oceans, albeit far more slowly.

If you had taken the time to review the relevant part of the report, you would have seen that we spent pages explaining the difference between "reserves" (those mineral resources that are available at current market prices and with current technology) and "resources" (the total crustal abundance of a mineral).

By contrast, the crustal rocks that created the Appalachian and Allegheny mountains in the east of the country, being hundreds of millions of years older, have had ample time to cool down.

Thus the oceanic crust at the Juan de Fuca Ridge is moving at about 15 mm (0.6 inch) per year away from the ridge crest and at about 60 mm (2.4 inches) per year away from the crustal segment on the opposite side of the crest.

The island, roughly triangular in shape and with an area (excluding associated islands) of 42,031 square miles (108,860 square km), is part of the Appalachian geologic province of North America, in which the landforms run from southwest to northeast and are characterized by continental drift, volcanic action, crustal deformation, ice erosion, and deposition.

This fact allows oxygen-18 to be used to assess the degree to which ascending magmas have incorporated crustal rocks as they rise to the surface.

The collision of those blocks also produced a series of peripheral foreland basins, which were the result of crustal deformation and the stacking of slices of basement rocks in the orogenic areas.

A samarium-147 neodymium-143 date on a granitic gneisamarium-147 neodymium-143terpretedate the time on mantle–crust differentiation or crustal accretion that produced the origraniticgneiss granite.

Additional directed stress, as can be generated by large-scale crustal deformation (tectonism), can range up to 1 to 2 kilobars.

By contrast, crustal destruction occurs at the margins of two colliding continents, as, for example, where the subcontinent of India is moving north over Asia.

Precise dating of such dikes can reveal times of crustal rifting in the past.

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