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OCEANS
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DISTRIBUTION
CONTINENTAL DRIFT
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Post-Drift Studies
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Placer Deposits
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Mid-Oceanic Ridges
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Abyssal Plains
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Continental Margins
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PLATE TECTONICS
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Transform Boundaries
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Divergent Boundaries
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INDIAN PLATE
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EXERCISES
1.
(b) Gravitation
(d) Tides
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(c) Philippines
(b) Arabia
(d) Antarctica
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Which one of the following facts was not considered by those while
discussing the concept of sea floor spreading?
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(b) Stripes of normal and reverse magnetic field observed in rocks of ocean
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(v)
Which one of the following is the type of plate boundary of the Indian plate
along the Himalayan mountains?
(a) Ocean-continent convergence
(b) Divergent boundary
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3.
What were the forces suggested by Wegener for the movement of the
continents?
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How are the convectional currents in the mantle initiated and maintained?
(iii)
What is the major difference between the transform boundary and the
convergent or divergent boundaries of plates?
(iv)
What was the location of the Indian landmass during the formation of the
Deccan Traps?
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Bring about the basic difference between the drift theory and Plate
tectonics.
(iii)
What were the major post-drift discoveries that rejuvenated the interest
of scientists in the study of distribution of oceans and continents?
Project Work
Prepare a collage related to damages caused by an earthquake.