Geomorphology Crossword

Theory first proposed by Alfred Wegener
The main driving force of plate tectonics
Formed by the collision of India and Eurasia
Name of the most recent super-continent
Volcanic rock that is most commonly associated with divergent plate boundaries
The upper layer of the earth's crust that is rich in silica and alumina
Solid outer layer of the Earth
Area where oceanic plate slides under the continental plate and begins to melt
Process that cause rocks to form, break down, change and reform over geological time
Theory that suggests that the crust of Earth is divided into giant pieces
Horizontal layers of sedimentary rock
Crack or fracture in a rock
Large landmass comprising the continents of the southern hemisphere
Layer beneath the Earth's crust
Liquid rock that flows on the Earths surface
Area where new oceanic crust is formed from magma rising from the mantle
Deepest part of the ocean