363401 Through hard work, undergraduate digging, ultrasonic imaging, and a bit of luck, you have managed to sketch a profile of a series of geologic strata for a region. Your job now, as a geologist, is to figure out what happened in this region's geologic history, and in what order. Today's exercise is to produce a timeline for the picture in the table provided. The names of the different strata in the profile are mostly given; if you are unsure of a section label it yourself, but very clearly. Your profile should include everything that happened. Note that not everything necessarily has a letter assigned to it. It is also a good idea to make a rough copy then transfer it onto the answer sheet. The number of lines in the table doesn't necessary indicate the number of events to include. 4+ 4 4- 3+ 3 3- Level 100 Requirements Every single geologic event/step accounted for correctly. Only one of the most subtle events omitted or maximum one mistake in order. Only events missing are subtle ones or ambiguous order issues. Only events missing are subtle ones and ambiguous order issues. Maximum of 2 non-subtle mistakes (steps missing or errors in order) Maximum of 4 non-subtle mistakes. sprelied vriesipiste Generally correct with nothing significant missing or out of order. Gains can be made for catching subtle steps/events even if non-subtle ones are missing. Gains can also be made for exceptional logic, or thorough descriptions of events where evidence allows.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)

9th Edition

ISBN:9780134746241

Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa

Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa

Chapter1: The Study Of Minerals

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Transcribed Image Text:Through hard work, undergraduate digging, ultrasonic imaging, and a bit of luck, you have managed to sketch a profile of a series of geologic strata for a region. Your job now, as a geologist, is to figure out what happened in this region's geologic history, and in what order. Today's exercise is to produce a timeline for the picture in the table provided. The names of the different strata in the profile are mostly given; if you are unsure of a section label it yourself, but very clearly. Your profile should include everything that happened. Note that not everything necessarily has a letter assigned to it. It is also a good idea to make a rough copy then transfer it onto the answer sheet. The number of lines in the table doesn't necessary indicate the number of events to include. Level 100 4+ 4 4- 3+ 3 3- bel Requirements Every single geologic event/step accounted for correctly. Only one of the most subtle events omitted or maximum one mistake in order. Only events missing are subtle ones or ambiguous order issues. Only events missing are subtle ones and ambiguous order issues. Maximum of 2 non-subtle mistakes (steps missing or errors in order) Maximum of 4 non-subtle mistakes. sprelled? yrigsipiisute Generally correct with nothing significant missing or out of order. Gains can be made for catching subtle steps/events even if non-subtle ones are missing. et on ti solinebl Gains can also be made for exceptional logic, or thorough descriptions of events where evidence allows.