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Robert J. Sager William L. Ramsey Clifford R. Phillips Frank M. Watenpaugh HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON A Harcourt Classroom Education Company Austin • NewYork •Orlando •Atlanta • SanFrancisco• Boston • Dallas •Toronto • London Editorial MediaProduction MediaDesign RobertW.Todd,ExecutiveEditor Adriana Bardin Prestwood, Curtis Riker,DesignDireaor ClayWalton,Ed/tor SeniorProductionCoordinator NewMedia Maureen Kilpatrick, ManagingEditor CoverDesign Armin Gutzmer,Directorof Richard Metzger,DesignDireaor ProductDevelopment ProjectEditors JasonWilson,Designer Rainy Day,ProjectManager LKeriigshteAnnMncCGaarrcdieal Design NewMedia MNeilnaaniDeegBoalclcaudso Ben Pickle Susan Michael,DesignDirector Cathy Kuhles Sabelyn Pussman AmyShank,DesignManager CzeslawSornat,Designer Manufacturing Production JevaraJackson,Manufacturing MimiStockdell, ImageAcquisitions Coordinator SeniorProductionManager JeannieTaylor, SaraCarroll-Downs PhotoResearch Supervisor Outside Editorial and AndyChristiansen, Production PhotoResearcher Publicom,Inc.,Acton,MA Preface,Inc.,Schaumburg,IL Copyright©2002byHolt,RinehartandWinston Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproducedortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans, electronicormechanical,includingphotocopy,recording,oranyinformationstorageandretrievalsystem, withoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublisher Requestsforpermissiontomakecopiesofanypartoftheworkshouldbemailedtothefollowingaddress: PermissionsDepartment,Holt,RinehartandWinston, 10801 N.MoPacExpressway,Austin,Texas 78759. Forpermissiontoreprintcopyrightedmaterial,gratefulacknowledgmentismadetothefollowingsources: Copyright©2000CNNandCNNfyi.comaretrademarksofCableNewsNetworkLP,LLLP,aTimeWarner CompanyAllrightsreserved.Copyright©2000TurnerLearninglogosaretrademarksofTurnerLearning, Inc.,aTimeWarnerCompany.Allrightsreserved. 5c/LINKSisownedandprovidedbytheNationalScienceTeachersAssociation.Allrightsreserved. ThenameoftheSmithsonianInstitutionandthesunburstlogoareregisteredtrademarksoftheSmithsonian Institution.ThecopyrightintheSmithsonianwebsiteandSmithsonianwebsitepagesareownedbythe SmithsonianInstitution. PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica ISBN0-03-056533-2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 048 0504030201 00 Acknowledgments Academic Reviewers JamesO'Connor WesleyN.CoUey,Ph.D. RichardKadish AssociateProfessorofGeoscience PostdoctoralFellow EarthScienceTeacher RichardBusch,Ph.D. UniversityoftheDistrict Harvard-SmithsonianCenter ChestertonHighSchool AssociateProfessorofGeology ofColumbia forAstrophysics Chesterton,Indiana andScienceEducation Washington,D.C. Cambridge,Massachusetts BWeosutchCehresStceirenUcneivCeernstietry AnnePasch AndrewJ.Davis,Ph.D. LKiaftehalnedenEaKrtahsSkcaience WestChester,Pennsylvania ProfessorofGeology Manager-ACEScienceData Instructor UniversityofAlaskaAnchorage Center LakeTravisMiddleSchool LarryDavis,Ph.D. Anchorage,Alaska PhysicsDepartment Austin.Texas ADsespoacritamteenPtrooffeGsesoorloogfyGeology BobbyE.Price,Ph.D.,P.E. CaloiffTorencihanoIlnsotgiytute JanisLariviere WPualslhmianng,toWnasShtiantegtUonniversity PLroCouifivesisilsaonEran,gTDieencephearrUitnnmigevenrtsiotfy PKaesnandeentah,JCaolhinfsoronni,aPh.D. ASWucesistetinlnca,ekeTTeeHxaiacgshherSchool UAAVULASGFAFPSPABentnussrrimmirlyeripoissoochghebdorevcvffooeeedieirrekeeeccRrsrerirtrassCiiagsosrsostssaahpStertiniooKitttia,,,ttBrraeednc.GCyyt.scWkMooCreoPP,FeiaooaffDerlrlHossUlffoloMieAGlxcesniffeicnWtsoeif,aoceeghcksirotvocnssekehastPrerhlsssf,incrsehuooPooioisgo,i.sarrnnrgPaiancneDoythPooiRsnt,.myff.fheityiPsD.nsGGceh.Deea..oorDllc.oohggyy NAUHDUMBUKAPRsnnnsoroiuaoeaaSoisiisonsarxnncnnivvvoffotmmtseheeaddcenoliGaterrrosinule,aensssFEsoar.ldtniiiionot,lutFstttrhlveLE.lhdyyyoiOoo.PoeoePfruRHgkrrrooofVriooauyiilfffCoSisfnMedwibafyeeiOHMmsaaavaiehslauieaknirissnovnlxnwdliiasoa,amt,anoramE,Gaai,rehniPPeliPgohhDoBihm.S.aepint.cDDaphoeDi..yalMee.,sroranigtinPccymn.eosegEan.t JNTATZPYVPLDLDrsoaeaoohueeaeosGEslGxlsbppesvwjiteneeaebaaeeasdvAoosArorrctpoUrHnipceictttacnThgarherheknmmtieevoyLoehto,eveAclneLsesmrenn.ehmnPiTaaapiKrttser,elcdsasnoMU,onxisectoogtnAcCfttarefrfiCh,soeCaysavysasnGGollClePosnvfeeoirucoehPaoofrsricr.rlollpiateDroatooootin.ygr,f,ggeciaryyuaPtPaStichmhaiosn..endDDnt..ist JTOAAMDMKMDSSKHBjitlcelcehaaaeeaal.itbibmnetavvimlereuusi,hdiieBnonTqqSandnacpcuChsuasogceoekaeaenf.hCRllerCcBrdTTiir.eiSrqh.WqeefttcaeueSauaaloyaHiPelncr,csrec\nie.uidnhhhingMlSeiPeCeticcNhiclnauorrnkeshcebelgeSsoelylDwtrcoioeeTohuclgpeMnoreaSaeoicrclxhhtioemcoreolnst AssociateProfessor MaryK.Hemenway,Ph.D. 2002 Edition DepartmentofPhysics Governmentand AstronomyDepartment GeorgetownUniversity Industry Reviewers UniversityofTexas MeadAllison,Ph.D. Washington,D.C. JUAAnusaisHsnvtoyiecdHnrir.saooitlpTteoeymgxPaioarcnfsofsCSea,cslsiioePfrnho,c.renDi.a ATGPsaeasolxuifvalsesOtsDacAtne.otnaA&,nPsorTMigoemfrxeUoaasnpwssih,ovyrePrhs.itDy. JGAUansoiisanvoeencsrinvsaiitMlteloyePs.rosofFaflFe,olsrosPirohdira.doaDf.Geography WSDRiotAErcesRehvtceDeatsbnot'lreSAiros..fhNNmaBGetreenuywotrs.laYlooIognnSrycck.ience DRBParrivoicifghseh,saasrComdarlYiJooffauocGnrknegsioaoUgnnri,avpePhrhsy.iDty. CADaseGPlspliieafsaorotnltareonnmtgtiaeayrnPytIranoSnosfcdtfeiisetPGsunhetocyoerescsiohcfesmiasntdry THRIAnuehissseltteiaitaUrnurn,yticevhTCeeflrAoxsrseaissmGtoeeycoinopatfhtyeTOselixscaossn,Ph.D. GGODaerrloyellxatoscg.EihnsTeetenrxgaMys.CoGimlplaisny Provo,Utah ofTechnology CliffMorrison JamesKaler,Ph.D. Pasadena,California TeacherReviewers ChiefMeteorologist UPnriovfeersssiotryooffAIsltlrinoonisomy JDiorhenctAo.r-BMrapopciknhga,uCsh,arPthm.gD,. REaorbtehrStciWe.ncAevTaekaicahenr KAu«sEtiYnE,TTeVxas Urbana,Illinois andGeodesyProgram AlamoJuniorHighSchool JoelL.Morrison,Ph.D. TimothyLincoln,Ph.D. DepartmentofGeographyand Midland,Texas Chief.GeographyDivision PArlobfieosnsoCrololfeGgeeology UnEintveidrSotnamteenstMailliEtnagriynAeecraidnegmy DennisW.Cheek,Ph.D. UW.aSs.hiBnugrteoanu.oDf.Ct.heCensus Albion.Michigan WestPoint,NewYork CoordinatorofMathematics, ScienceandTechnology ThomasMyers,Ph.D. RliodeIslandDepartment ProfessorofChemistryEmeritus ofElementaryand KentStateUniversity SecondaryEducation Kent,Ohio Providence,RhodeIsland iii Contents introducingEarthScience xvi LabandFieldSafety xviii ConceptMapping xxi UNIT I Chapter 1 Introduction to Earth Science 2 1.1 WhatIsEarthScience? 3 EarthBeat:The Earth'sCircumference 4 1.2 PathstoDiscovery: ScientificMethods 9 Science&Technology:TheInternet 10 1.3 BirthofaTheory: The Big Bang 14 Small-ScaleInvestigation:The Big BangTheory ... 17 Chapter 1 Review 18 In-DepthInvestigation: ScientificMethod 20 Chapter2 The Earth in Space 22 2.1 Earth:AUniquePlanet 23 CareerFocus: EarthStructure (FieldGeologist,InstrumentationTechnician,Surveyor) 26 2.2 MovementsoftheEarth 29 ImpactonSociety: BiologicalClocks 33 2.3 Artificial Satellites 35 Small-ScaleInvestigation: GravityandOrbits 37 Chapter2 Review 38 In-Depth Investigation: Earth-SunMotion 40 Chapter3 Models ofthe Earth 42 3.1 FindingLocationsontheEarth 43 3.2 MappingtheEarth'sSurface 46 3.3 TopographicMaps 50 Science&Technology: Navstar.AGlobalPositioningSystem 52 Small-ScaleInvestigation:TopographicMaps 54 Chapter3 Review 56 In-Depth Investigation: ContourMaps 58 MapsinAction: JourneytoRedRiver 60 Eyeonthe Environment: MappingLifeon Earth 62 The Dynamic Earth 64 Chapter4 Plate Tectonics 66 4.1 ContinentalDrift 67 EarthBeat: EvidenceofSeafloorSpreading 69 Impacton Society: LivingontheMid-Atlantic Ridge 70 4.2 TheTheoryofPlateTectonics 72 Small-ScaleInvestigation: Lithospheric PlateBoundaries 75 Chapter4Review 78 In-DepthInvestigation: A ModelofConvectionCurrents 80 Chapter5 Deformation ofthe Crust 82 5.1 HowtheCrustIsDeformed 83 5.2 TheResultsofStress 85 Small-ScaleInvestigation: FoldsandFractures 87 5.3 Mountain Formation 88 Science &Technology: Tracking PlateMovements. . 90 EarthBeat:TheDisappearingMediterranean 93 Chapter5Review 94 In-DepthInvestigation: ContinentalCollisions 96 Chapter6 Earthquakes 98 6.1 EarthquakesandPlateTectonics 99 EarthBeat:TheBigSqueeze 102 6.2 RecordingEarthquakes 103 Small-Scale Investigation: Seismographic Record . . 105 6.3 EarthquakeDamage 106 Impacton Society: TheGreatHanshinEarthquake 107 . CareerFocus: EarthForces(Tectonophysicist, Volcanologist,ExplorationGeophysicist) 108 Chapter6 Review 112 In-DepthInvestigation: EarthquakeWaves 114 Chapter7 Volcanoes 116 1^ 7.1 VolcanoesandPlateTectonics 117 7.2 VolcanicEruptions 120 Small-ScaleInvestigation:VolcanicCones 123 ImpactonSociety: Krakatau 125 7.3 ExtraterrestrialVolcanism 126 Chapter7 Review 128 In-DepthInvestigation: HotSpotsandVolcanoes 130 MapsinAction:ACaseoftheTennesseeShakes 132 EyeontheEnvironment: Volcanoes PutaChill intheAir 134 Chapter8 Earth Chemistry 138 8.1 Matter 139 Small-ScaleInvestigation: ElectricallyChargedObjects 140 Science&Technology: TheSmallestParticles .... 144 8.2 CombinationsofAtoms 147 Chapter8 Review 152 In-DepthInvestigation: ChemicalAnalysis 154 Chapter9 Minerals ofthe Earth's Crust 156 9.1 WhatIsaMineral? 157 CareerFocus: MineralResources »S (MiningEngineer,GemCutter,MineInspector) 160 I 9.2 IdentifyingMinerals 163 I Small-ScaleInvestigation: MineralIdentification . . 167 f ImpactonSociety: MineralResources 169 Chapter9Review 170 In-DepthInvestigation: MineralIdentification 172 Chapter 10 Rocks 174 10.1 RocksandtheRockCycle 175 10.2 IgneousRock 178 Small-Scale Investigation: CrystalFormation 180 10.3 SedimentaryRock 182 Science&Technology: LandsatMapstheWorld . . 184 10.4 MetamorphicRock 187 EarthBeat: MoonRocks 189 Chapter 10Review 190 In-DepthInvestigation: ClassificationofRocks 192 Chapter 11 Resources and Energy 194 11.1 MineralResources 195 11.2 FossilFuels 198 11.3 NuclearEnergy 202 11.4 AlternativeEnergySources 204 Small-Scale Investigation: SolarCollector 205 Science&Technology: SolarTwo 206 Chapter 11 Review 208 In-DepthInvestigation: ExtractionofCopperfrom ItsOre 210 MapsinAction: BuriedTreasure 212 EyeontheEnvironment:What'sMinedIsYours 214 Chapter 12 Weathering and Erosion 218 12.1 WeatheringProcesses .219 Small-ScaleInvestigation: MechanicalWeathering 220 . ImpactonSociety:The PriceofCorrosion 223 12.2 RatesofWeathering 224 12.3 WeatheringandSoil 227 12.4 Erosion 231 CareerFocus: NaturalResources(SoilConservationist, Hydrologist,WaterPurificationTechnician) 234 Chapter 12 Review 238 In-Depth Investigation: SoilChemistry 240 Chapter 13 Water and Erosion 242 13.1 TheWaterCycle 243 EarthBeat: LifeCycleofaLake 245 13.2 RiverSystems 247 Small-ScaleInvestigation: Soil Erosion 248 13.3 StreamDeposition 252 ImpactonSociety:ARiverandaCity 253 Chapter 13 Review 256 In-Depth Investigation: SedimentsandWater 258 Chapter 14 Groundwater and Erosion 260 14.1 WaterBeneaththe Surface 261 Small-ScaleInvestigation: Permeability 262 vii 14.2 WellsandSprings 266 14.3 GroundwaterandChemicalWeathering 269 ImpactonSociety: DisappearingLand 270 Chapter 14Review 272 In-Depth Investigation: Porosity 274 Chapter 15 Glaciers and Erosion 276 15.1 Glaciers: MovingIce 277 Science&Technology: MonitoringIce StreamsinAntarctica 280 15.2 LandformsCreatedbyGlaciers 282 Small-ScaleInvestigation: Glacial Erosion 284 EarthBeat: LakeAgassiz 288 15.3 IceAges 289 Chapter15Review 292 In-DepthInvestigation: GlaciersandSeaLevel 294 Chapter 16 Erosion byWind and Waves 296 16.1 WindErosion 297 Small-ScaleInvestigation: DuneMigration 300 16.2 WaveErosion 302 16.3 CoastalErosionandDeposition 307 Impacton Society:TheFloodingofVenice 309 Chapter 16Review 312 In-DepthInvestigation: Beaches 314 MapsinAction: WhatComesDownMustGo Where? 316 . . . EyeontheEnvironment: LosingGround 318 Chapter 17 The Rock Record 322 17.1 DeterminingRelativeAge 323 17.2 DeterminingAbsoluteAge 327 Science&Technology: Advances in Uranium-LeadDating 330 Small-ScaleInvestigation: RadioactiveDecay 332 17.3 TheFossil Record 334 EarthBeat: CluestoClimate 339 Chapter 17 Review 340 In-DepthInvestigation: Fossils 342

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