Earth Science Lesson 2 Crossword

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Plate tectonics and fossil evidence review: Pangaea, Alfred Wegener, ocean floor spreading, trenches, volcanoes, striations and Glossopteris.

Horizontal Words

  1. A scientist who studies fossils (14)
  2. New sea floor is being created at the mid ocean ridge (19)
  3. This deciduous tree has fossils all over the world including in Antarctica (12)
  4. The supercontinent proposed by Alfred Wegener (7)
  5. The pig like animal who's fossils were found in two different continents (12)
  6. The mountain range in the middle of the Atlantic (13)

Vertical Words

  1. The deepest parts of the oceans (13)
  2. The Earth's surface is made up of interlocking _____ of various shapes and sizes (6)
  3. Glaciers leave behind ___________ (big scratches) in rocks (10)
  4. These typically show up in lines on the edges of continents (9)
  5. This type of tree loses its leaves during colder months (9)
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