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A. Which of the sedimentary rock specimens are well sorted clastic sedimentary rocks and were likely deposited by slow moving water or wind? (Choose all that apply) 1.Limestone 2. Rock Salt 3. Arkose 4. Coquina 5. Rock Calcite 6. Shale 7. Coal 8. Sandston 9. Rock Gypsum 10. Breccia 11. Conglomerate 12. Chert B. Which of the sedimentary specimens are poorly sorted clastic sedimentary rocks and were likely deposited by glaciers or fast-moving water? (Choose all that apply) 1.Limestone 2. Rock Salt 3. Arkose 4. Coquina 5. Rock Calcite 6. Shale 7. Coal 8. Sandston 9. Rock Gypsum 10. Breccia 11. Conglomerate 12. Chert C. Which of the biochemical sedimentary specimens are composed mostly of calcium carbonate from the exoskeletons/shells of organisms? (choose all that apply) 1.Limestone 2. Rock Salt 3. Arkose 4. Coquina 5. Rock Calcite 6. Shale 7. Coal 8. Sandston 9. Rock Gypsum 10. Breccia 11. Conglomerate 12. Chert D. which of the biochemical sedimentary rock specimen is composed of organic matter (carbohydrates from living matter)? (choose all that apply) 1.Limestone 2. Rock Salt 3. Arkose 4. Coquina 5. Rock Calcite 6. Shale 7. Coal 8. Sandston 9. Rock Gypsum 10. Breccia 11. Conglomerate 12. Chert.
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1 Preexisting rocks can become sedimentary rocks Put the .pdf
1. Pre-existing rocks can become sedimentary rocks. Put the steps of this process in order.
1
deposition
2
erosion (This is widely recognized to mean transportation)
3
lithification (compaction and burial).
4
weathering
2. Match the sedimentary rock type to the correct description:
1
Composed of bio-mineralized fragments of organisms.
2
Composed of crystalline mineral(s), precipitated from ions in solution.
3
Composed of fragment of pre-existing rocks and minerals.
4
Composed of accumulated plant material.
clastic
biochemical
chemical
organic
3. Which answer correctly describes how sediments are transported?
a
The faster a fluid is flowing, the larger the particle it can move.
b
The deeper the flowing fluid, the larger the particle it can move.
c
Smaller particles have a small surface area to push on, so faster flows are needed to move
smaller particles.
d
Sand, silt, and clay are all transported equally by any moving fluid. The speed at which they travel
varies, though.
4. Select the descriptions that would apply to a sediment that has traveled far from its source:
Select 3 correct answer(s)
a
angular particles
b
contains feldspar and quartz
c
contains only quartz
d
contains quartz, feldspar, and mica
e
many sizes mixed together
f
only size is sand
g
well-rounded particles
5. Arrange the sediment sizes from largest-to-smallest:
1
silt
2
clay
3
cobbles and larger
4
pebbles
5
sand
6. Which of the following describes a way that a chemical sedimentary rock could form?
a
Quartz sand accumulating along the bank of a river.
b
Plants accumulating in a peat bog.
c
A lake drying up in the desert.
d
Mud being deposited slowly in a deep lake.
7.Which sediment size(s) can be transported by gentle wind?
a
pebbles
b
sand
c
silt
d
clay
8. Which sediment size(s) would you expect to find on the bottom of a fast-moving river rushing
through a mountain pass?
Select 1 correct answer(s)
a
pebbles and larger
b
sand
c
silt
d
clay
1 deposition
erosion (This is widely recognized to mean
2
transportation)
3 lithification (compaction and burial).
4 weathering.
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following questions. 1. Aboat how many half-lives of the uranism-235 to Jead-207 decay pair
kusie elipged it the ziscoc erynals? 2. What is the numerical age of the lava flow based con is
ziceac ery taks? Explnis bow you antived at your answer. 3. What ean you say aboat the age of
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the lava flow? B Astronomers think that Earth probobly formed at the same time as all of the
oher rocily materials in our solar system, including the oldest meteorites. The oldest meteorites
ever found on Earth contain nearly equal amounts of both uranium-238 and lead-206. Based on
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organism dies, it is no longer able to take in new C-14, and so the amount of C 14 decreases as is
decays to its stable daughter product: nitrogen-14 ( N 14 ) . 1. The carbon in a baried peat bed
has aboat 6% of the C 14 of modern shells. When we plants that now form the buried peat were
alive, they absorted C 14 and probably had about the sume anount of C 14 as modem shells, so
about 945 of the peat's original C 14 has decayed. What is a reasonable initial estimute of the age
of the peat bed? Explain. 2. In sampling the peat bed, you must be careful to avoid any young
plant roos ot old limectone. Why? D Zircon ( ZrSiO 4 ) forns in magma as it cooks into igneous
rock. It is alwo wefal for numencal dating (Fig. 8.14). 1. If you walk on a modern New Jersey
beach, then you will walk on some ziroon sand grins, Yet if you determine the numerical age of
the zircons, it does not indicate a modern age (zero years) for the beach. Why? 2. Suggest a rule
that geologists should follow when they dute rocks based on the radionetnic ages of mineral
grains inside the rocks. E REFLECT \& DISCUSS An "authentic dinosaur bone" is being offered
for sale on the Internet. The seller claims that he had it analyzed by scientists who confirned that
it is a dinossur bone and used carbon dating to determine that it is 400 million years old. Discuss
the seller's claims with a parther or in a small group. Should you be suspicious of this bone's
authenticity? Explain. (See Figs. 8.13 and 8.14.) help you answer the following questions: P =
71/160 = 0.71 n = 10910.71 = 0.4941 1. About how many half-ives of the uranium-235 to lead-
207 decay pair have elapsed in the zircon crystals? 0.4941 2. What is the numerical age of the
lava flow based on its zircon erystals? Explain how you arrived at your answer. 3. What can you
say about the age of the rock layers above the lava flow? 4. What can you say about the age of
the rock layers beneath the lava flow? B Astronomers think that Earth probably formed at the
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Sedimentary rocks form through the compaction and cementation of sediments. There are three main types: clastic rocks like shale and sandstone form from fragments of pre-existing rocks; chemical rocks like rock salt form through precipitation from solution; and organic rocks like coal form from the remains of plants and animals. Clastic rocks specifically form through the weathering of parent rocks, transportation of fragments by wind/water, deposition, and cementation as minerals fill the spaces between fragments.
Easc116 Ch. 6 - Sedimentary Rocks
This document discusses sedimentary rocks and how they provide clues about past environments. Sedimentary rocks form from the compaction and cementation of sediments like weathered minerals, chemical precipitates, and organic remains. Key clues used to interpret depositional environments include sediment size and shape, mineral composition, sedimentary structures like ripples and cross-bedding, fossils, color, geometry of rock units, and cyclical sequences indicating sea level changes. Together these clues can be used to map facies and reconstruct prehistoric landscapes through the principles of uniformitarianism and lateral continuity.
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Most evaporites are derived from bodies of Sea-water, but under special conditions, Inland lakes may also give rise to evaporite deposits, particularly in regions of low rainfall and high temperature.
Evaporite deposits are excellent indicators of paleoclimate (need a hot and arid climate for major evaporite deposits to form)
Es7
The document discusses three main types of sedimentary rocks: clastic rocks, chemical rocks, and organic rocks. Clastic rocks like shale, sandstone, and conglomerate form from fragments of pre-existing rocks. Chemical rocks such as rock salt and limestone form via precipitation from solution. Organic rocks including coal form from the remains of plants and animals. The key processes involved in forming clastic sedimentary rocks are weathering of source rocks, transport of fragments by wind/water, deposition, and cementation by minerals like silica.
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A sequence of slides detailing a preliminary study for age dating (biostrat) the Enjefa Beach succession in Kuwait. The sedimentology of the cliff section is that of Dr Saifullah Khan Tanoli and acts as the framework. The description of the modern day Beach Rock is by S Crittenden
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stratejik eylemler nermektir. Safaricom'un topluluk katlm marka imajn gelitirirken, Safaricom'un
mobil hizmet sektr en byk ve ana odak noktasdr. Safaricom 1997'de kuruldu ve satn almalar da
dahil olmak zere farkl stratejiler uygulayarak Kenya'daki en byk mobil hizmet salaycs haline geldi.
Analiz, genel, endstri ve rekabeti ortamlarn taranmasyla balamaldr. Kenya'daki d ortamn baka
herhangi bir yerden fark nedir? Vaka ayn zamanda Safaricom'un rekabet avantajn da
tanmlamaktadr ve stratejilerinin sektrdeki rakiplerine kar etkinlii incelenmelidir. n demeli mobil, ses
ve veri hizmetleri gibi farkl hizmetler sunan Safaricom'un ses paketleri, dl programlar, mzik ve
oyunlar gibi dier hizmetlerle birlikte paketlenir. Son olarak, acil stratejik kayglar, Safaricom'un
liderliinin etkinlii de ikna edici tavsiyeler tasarlamak iin dikkate alnmaldr. Bu vaka, d evrenin,
rekabeti rekabetin ve stratejik liderliin nemini gstermek iin idealdir. Aadaki noktalar, bu nemli
kavramlarn gzden geirilmesine ve tartlmasna rehberlik edecektir. Raporunuz ve genel baknz
aadaki temel stratejik konular ele almaldr:
Safaricom'un karlat genel ortam tanmlayn. Genel ortamdaki Safaricom'un durumuyla ilgili blmler
nelerdir? Genel evreden kaynaklanan faktrlerden kaynaklanan frsatlar ve tehditler nelerdir? Baz d
faktrlerin gelecekteki olas sonular nelerdir?
Rakip ortamn analiz edin ve rakipleri belirleyin. Safaricom, rakiplerini geride brakacak kadar baarl
oldu mu?
Safaricom'un CEO'su Robert Collymore'un stratejik liderliini deerlendirin. Sorumluluklarn yerine
getirip irket olarak Safaricom'u bytmeye devam edebildi mi?
Byme ve genileme asndan Safaricom'un bir sonraki hamlesini analiz etti. Analizinize dayanarak,
Safaricom'un hedeflerine ulamasna yardmc olmak iin hangi ek nerileri yaparsnz?.
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Uno de los grupos ms importantes de partes interesadas que una empresa debe satisfacer es su
________.
Seleccione uno:
a. clientes
b. empleados
C. inversores
d. bancos
Pregunta 12
La cultura de una empresa puede servir para apoyar o socavar los conceptos de sus empleados
sobre lo que constituye un comportamiento tico.
Seleccione uno:
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b. FALSO
Pregunta 13
En ________, un superior condiciona la concesin de un beneficio como un ascenso o un aumento
a la recepcin de favores sexuales de un subordinado.
Seleccione uno:
a. provisional
b. gratuito
C. quid pro quo
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Pregunta 14
Las tres partes del resultado final triple son ________.
Seleccione uno:
a. procesos, beneficios y personas
b. ganancias, personas y planeta
C. procesos, ganancias y predominio
d. beneficios, procesos y planeta
Pregunta 15
________ puede ser el resultado de no darse cuenta de que existe un dilema tico, o puede surgir
de una variedad de mecanismos de defensa mental.
Seleccione uno:
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b. Comportamiento criminal
C. Irresponsabilidad
d. ceguera moral.
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securities. Listed below is a summary of Monty's common stock activities. Compute the weighted-
average number of common shares used in computing earnings per common share for 2019 on
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common shares used in computing earnings per common share for 2020 on the 2020 comparative
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Demands and Bargaining Zone STUDENT NAME begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|} hline Current C.A.
Language & Demand & Proposed Language & Bargaiaing Zone hline & & & hline & & & hline & &
& hline & & & hline & & & hline & & & hline end{tabular}Ianagement Rights 3.01The Union
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suspend employees, and also the right of the Company to discipline or discharge any employee
for cause, provided that a claim by an employee, who has acquired seniority, that he has been
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right to use improved methods, machinery and equipment, and jurisdiction over all operations,
building, machinery, tools and employees at the Company's plants are solely and exclusively the
responsibility of the Company. It is understood and agreed that breach of any of the plant rules or
any of the provisions of this Agreement shall be deemed to be sufficient cause for discipline or
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these rights and functions will be exercised in a manner consistent with the provisions of this
Collective Agreement..
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