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Significats de Earth's crust en anglès

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Earth's outer layer.

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Ús de Earth's crust en anglès
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Just how far down in the Earth's crust can animals survive?
BBC
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Tectonic plates are large masses of solid rock that float on the Earth's crust.
Reuters
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They may have been washed down through cracks in the Earth's crust by ancient rainwater.
BBC
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The world's oldest water, which is locked deep within the Earth's crust, just got even older.
Radio NZ
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The Earth's crust would strike most people as something to get geologists, rather than gourmets, salivating.
The Guardian
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He was convinced that one animal could survive deep down in the Earth's crust: a nematode worm.
BBC
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Regular aftershocks have already hit Japan as the Earth's crust continues to rupture along the Japan trench.
The Guardian
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The study suggests that microbes, buried deep in the Earth's crust, altered the ancient rocks' chemical makeup.
BBC
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This is where the Pacific plate of Earth's crust dives - or subducts - beneath the Australian plate.
Radio NZ
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It all comes down to plate tectonics, where huge slabs of the Earth's crust drift about and collide.
The Irish Times
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Primary gold forms when gold precipitates during chemical reactions between hot hydrothermal fluids and rocks in the Earth's crust.
Radio NZ
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Metal oxides (MOs) are the most abundant materials in the Earth's crust and are ingredients in traditional ceramics.
Pubmed
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That's because Lake Turkana lies in a volcanic area, where tectonic activity can move Earth's crust and create new layers.
BBC
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The research, published this week in Nature Geoscience, challenges the common assumption that the strength of the Earth's crust is constant.
Radio NZ
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Svensen's research suggests that a mega-eruption's ability to wipe out species will depend on exactly where it punches through Earth's crust.
BBC
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They are similar because they involve more rapid than normal movement between two pieces of the Earth's crust along a fault.
Radio NZ