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Endogenous Processes in Earth's Geology

This document discusses endogenous processes, which are processes that occur within the Earth. These include mantle convection, movement of the Earth's crust, and magma activity. Mantle convection involves heat-driven convection currents in the mantle and core that can move the crust. The crust is made up of tectonic plates that collide and diverge. Magma activity results in volcanism as molten magma erupts and forms volcanic cones. Endogenous processes cause volcanism, earthquakes, and tsunamis.

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Endogenous Processes in Earth's Geology

This document discusses endogenous processes, which are processes that occur within the Earth. These include mantle convection, movement of the Earth's crust, and magma activity. Mantle convection involves heat-driven convection currents in the mantle and core that can move the crust. The crust is made up of tectonic plates that collide and diverge. Magma activity results in volcanism as molten magma erupts and forms volcanic cones. Endogenous processes cause volcanism, earthquakes, and tsunamis.

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ENDOGENOUS PROCESS

SAIFUL HAZIM BIN SAIFULDIN


060122-10-0603
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ENDOGENOUS PROCESS

• A process that happens in the inner part of earth.

• Forming and changing the surface of the earth.

• Example: Mantle convection process, Earth’s crust movement and


Magma activity
ENDOGENIC PROCESS

Mantle Convection Process

Earth’s Crust Movement

Magma Activity
Mantle Convection Process

• High temperature in mantle and core produces convection current

• Able to move Earth’s crust


Earth’s Crust Movement

• Earth’s crust is divided into several pieces of plates[Theory of


Plate Tectonics]

• Resulting in collision and divergence


Magma Activity

• Volcano event on the Earth’s crust

• Molten and hot magma flow out in a strong eruption

• Erupted material forms volcanic cones


CONSEQUENCES OF ENDOGENIC PROCESS

• Volcanism

• Earthquake

• Tsunami

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