Earth's Constructive and Destructive Forces

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Across
  1. 3. contains all of Earth's water
  2. 4. forces associated with plate movement
  3. 8. a glacier lake
  4. 10. Earth's living and nonliving organisms
  5. 12. a continuous, directed movement of water
  6. 14. rain, snow, sleet, and hail
  7. 16. to collect or "drop" rocks in a given area
  8. 17. birds fly in this layer of atmosphere
  9. 18. outermost layer of Earth's mantle
  10. 19. water as a gas
  11. 22. the antarctic type of glacier
  12. 24. snowmelt and precipitation both cause this
  13. 28. glaciers leave this bowl shape
  14. 29. "middle layer" of Earth's atmosphere
  15. 31. when precipitation soaks into soils
  16. 33. "build up"
  17. 34. oceanic crust is rock similar to _____
  18. 36. indirect method of studying earth
  19. 37. destroy or wear away
  20. 38. aka a peak
Down
  1. 1. "breaking down" rocks and minerals
  2. 2. "move away"
  3. 5. layer above mesosphere in Earth's geosphere
  4. 6. solid water becoming water vapor
  5. 7. outermost layer of Earths atmosphere
  6. 9. front edge of a glacier
  7. 11. a change in state from a liquid to a gas
  8. 13. scientist developed theory of plate tect.
  9. 15. solid ice becoming liquid water
  10. 19. the "between mountains type of glacier
  11. 20. a valley cut by a glacier
  12. 21. planes fly in this layer Earth's atmosphere
  13. 23. the process of moving rocks and minerals
  14. 25. H20 that is found below Earth's surface
  15. 26. an ecosystem that is flooded by water
  16. 27. "collide"
  17. 30. the fastest traveling of all seismic waves
  18. 32. any large mass of ice that moves over land
  19. 35. sediments, rock, soil, and debris deposited