This sedimentary rock This sedimentary

forms from erosion of rock forms from

This sedimentary rock
is formed from
seashells, sand, basalt,
Photic and ocean minerals
that have eroded and
Bathyl deposited in the Photic
area of the ocean.
Abyssal
Hydrosphere
igneous and erosion of igneous
metamorphic rock. It and metamorphic
This igneous rock
Rain requires only a little rocks. It requires a
forms from lava
water over a long lot of water (mud),
Precipitation has exploded from
period of time forming clay, and layers.
little spheres for grains.
a volcano into the
Trophosphere
forming bubbles as
it cools.
Shale
This igneous rock
forms from lava
that has cooled
inside of volcanoes
that did not touch
Sandstone air while it cooled
over time.
Scoria Glacier

Limestone
Basalt Granite
Gneiss

Marble
Crust
Melting
Slate (Continental)
Melting
Schist

Metamorphic rock,
usually Amphibolite, Shale, Sandstone,
Rock from the ocean This Metamorphic rock is
that has melted into Granite or other
floor that has undergone formed when igneous
lava and cools on the Limestone that has been Increased pressure from rocks that are
intense pressure and rocks, often from
abyssal portion of the squeezed under intense eroded rock piling up, exposed to the
temperature, but has not
Athesnosphere ocean floor. yet melted into lava.
pressure forms this sometimes with increased volcanoes, are buried and intense pressure of
metamorphic rock. temperature, forms this exposed to intense glaciers can form
metamorphic rock. temperature and form into this rock.

This sedimentary rock
is formed from
seashells, sand, basalt,
Photic and ocean minerals
that have eroded and
Bathyl deposited in the Photic
area of the ocean.
Abyssal
Hydrosphere
This sedimentary rock This sedimentary
forms from erosion of rock forms from
igneous and erosion of igneous
metamorphic rock. It and metamorphic
This igneous rock
Rain requires only a little rocks. It requires a
forms from lava
water over a long lot of water (mud),
Precipitation has exploded from
period of time forming clay, and layers.
little spheres for grains.
a volcano into the
Trophosphere
forming bubbles as
it cools.
Shale
This igneous rock
forms from lava
that has cooled
inside of volcanoes
that did not touch
Sandstone air while it cooled
over time.
Scoria Glacier

Limestone
Basalt Granite
Gneiss

Crust Marble
(Ocean)
Crust
Melting
Slate (Continental)
Melting
Schist

Metamorphic rock,
usually Amphibolite, Shale, Sandstone,
Rock from the ocean This Metamorphic rock is
that has melted into Granite or other
floor that has undergone formed when igneous
lava and cools on the Limestone that has been Increased pressure from rocks that are
intense pressure and rocks, often from
abyssal portion of the squeezed under intense eroded rock piling up, exposed to the
temperature, but has not
Athesnosphere ocean floor. yet melted into lava.
pressure forms this sometimes with increased volcanoes, are buried and intense pressure of
metamorphic rock. temperature, forms this exposed to intense glaciers can form
metamorphic rock. temperature and form into this rock.
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Stratopshere Stratopshere Stratopshere

Schist Schist
Photic Photic Photic
Gneiss Gneiss
Bathyl Schist Bathyl Crust Bathyl Crust
(Continental) (Continental)
Abyssal Gneiss Abyssal Crust Abyssal Crust
(Ocean) (Ocean)
Troposphere Crust Troposphere
(Continental) Troposphere
Abyssal Crust Athesnosphere Athesnosphere
(Ocean) Abyssal Abyssal
Plain Plain Plain
Hydrosphere Hydrosphere Mid-Ocean Ridge Mid-Ocean Ridge
Mid-Ocean Ridge Hydrosphere
Athesnosphere
Basalt Basalt Basalt
Limestone Limestone Limestone
Marble Marble Marble
Sandstone Sandstone Sandstone
Shale Shale Shale
Amphibolite Amphibolite Amphibolite
Slate Slate Slate
Scoria Scoria Scoria
Granite Granite Granite