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EPISODE · May 31, 2020 · 9 MIN

Divergent plate boundaries - what are their features?

from GEO Podcast · host Gary Lewis, GEOetc.com

In this episode, I talk about the geological and topographic features of divergent plate boundaries, including rift valleys, Mid Ocean Ridges (MORs), normal faults, transform faults, and the ages of rocks moving away from the boundaries.  This is a great summary for students learning about Plate Tectonics.If you want a summary of the theory - you can find a podcast episode that covers the theory here.If you want a booklet covering the theory and evidence, check out this one - its great idea as a class set.And finally, if you are looking for activities for students on Plate tectonics, then see what we have in our Member Resources page.Interested in joining us on a trip?   Check out our field adventures here.Support the show

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In this episode, I talk about the geological and topographic features of divergent plate boundaries, including rift valleys, Mid Ocean Ridges (MORs), normal faults, transform faults, and the ages of rocks moving away from the boundaries. This is a great summary for students learning about Plate Tectonics. If you want a summary of the theory - you can find a podcast episode that covers the theory here. If you want a booklet covering the theory and evidence, check out this one - its great...

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