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Series of questions focusing on key components of each topic

TOPICS
How the class is divided into broader themes
Preamble and Introductory 
Themes
Part I: Geologic/ Geographic Framework, Ocean Constituents/ Structure
Part II:
Ocean/ Atmosphere Interactions, Dynamic Processes in the Ocean
Part III:
Fringes of the Ocean, Life in the Oceans, Environmental Issues

 
G131 LEARNING PROMPTS

Reflective Questions as Learning Prompts

  • At intervals through the class, there will be an opportunity to discuss these questions with your neighbor.
  • The aim is to reinforce understanding of critical concepts.
  • Ask questions if you have doubts about the answers to these questions based on preceding materials presented in class.

 
Continental Margins and Ocean Basins
Date: Oct. 11


1. Q. What developments in technology or equipment enable imaging of the sea floor?
A.
Q. How irregular is the surface of the sea floor?
A.
Q. What features can be recognized?
A.
2.
Q. How do rivers and their sediment load shape the continental margins?
A.
Q. How are the different regions of the sea floor divided?
A.
Q. How are the features of the sea floor related to plate tectonics?
A,


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