Packet B: Bonus 9

Igneous rocks from the Máaz formation suggest that this process was active on early Mars. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this process, the hydrothermal alteration of ultramafic rocks. The hydrogen and methane generated by this process on Earth may have driven the origin of life.
ANSWER: serpentinization [accept answers specifying the formation of serpentinite or serpentine minerals; prompt on metasomatism by asking “what specific form of metasomatism?”]
[10e] Serpentinization on Mars indicates that Mars may have once had this property. This property characterizes a zone of the Solar System in which a planet’s surface can sustain liquid water.
ANSWER: habitability [or habitable; accept habitable zone; prompt on Goldilocks zone by asking “the Goldilocks zone is a zone of what property?”]
[10m] This other body may be suitable for aquatic life because its salty and alkaline subsurface ocean actively sustains serpentinization. Four “tiger stripes” near the south pole of this moon of Saturn indicate its present-day cryovolcanism.
ANSWER: Enceladus
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HeardPPBE %M %H %
7412.7087%34%7%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Alabama BVanderbilt B0000
Berkeley ABerkeley C010010E
Brandeis ABowdoin B010010E
BrownBowdoin A010010E
CWRU AMichigan B10101030HEM
Cambridge AManchester0101020EM
CatholicGeorgetown010010E
Central Florida ACentral Florida C0101020EM
Chicago ANotre Dame A0101020EM
ClaremontCarleton College0101020EM
Columbia BSwarthmore010010E
Columbia CRutgers A010010E
Cornell BBinghamton A0000
Dartmouth BBrandeis B010010E
DukeNorth Carolina C0000
Edinburgh ABirmingham010010E
Florida BCentral Florida B010010E
Florida CFlorida A0101020EM
Georgia Tech BBruin0101020EM
Georgia Tech DAlabama A0000
Harvard AYale0101020EM
Illinois BChicago B0101020EM
Illinois CNotre Dame B0101020EM
Imperial BWarwick B0101020EM
Indiana AChicago C1010020HE
Indiana CChicago D0000
James Madison AWake Forest010010E
Johns Hopkins AJohn Jay010010E
Johns Hopkins BRutgers B010010E
MITDartmouth A0101020EM
Maryland AMaryland B010010E
McMaster AMcGill B010010E
McMaster BMcGill A010010E
Michigan StateMichigan A0101020EM
Minnesota AMissouri B010010E
Mississipi StateWashU B010010E
Missouri AWashington B010010E
Murray State ATexas A&M A10101030HEM
NC State ASouth Carolina B010010E
NC State BVirginia Tech B010010E
NYU AColumbia A010010E
North Carolina BLiberty C010010E
Northwestern BChicago E010010E
Northwestern CIndiana B0101020EM
Ohio State ACWRU B010010E
Ohio State CMichigan C0000
Oxford CSouthampton A0000
Penn StateCornell A010010E
PittsburghOhio State B0101020EM
Purdue ANorthwestern D0101020EM
RITCornell C1010020HE
RochesterBinghamton B010010E
Simon FraserToronto Metropolitan0101020EM
Southampton BMontpellier0000
Stanford ABerkeley B010010E
Stanford BBerkeley D010010E
Tennessee AKentucky010010E
Tennessee BLouisville A010010E
Texas ATexas B0101020EM
Toronto BToronto G0101020EM
Toronto ECarleton University010010E
Toronto FWestern C010010E
UBC AGuelph0101020EM
UBC BToronto D010010E
VCUNorth Carolina A010010E
VassarMaryland C0000
VirginiaSouth Carolina A0101020EM
Virginia Tech AJames Madison B0101020EM
Warwick ACardiff0101020EM
WashU AGeorgia Tech C010010E
Washington AGeorgia Tech A0101020EM
Waterloo AToronto C100010H
Waterloo BWestern A010010E
William and MaryLiberty B010010E

Summary

TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
California (North)Main Site310.00100%0%0%
CanadaMain Site1013.0090%30%10%
FloridaMain Site316.67100%67%0%
Great LakesMain Site516.0080%60%20%
Lower Mid-AtlanticMain Site911.1189%22%0%
MidwestMain Site816.2588%63%13%
NortheastMain Site514.00100%40%0%
OverflowMain Site415.00100%50%0%
South CentralMain Site225.00100%100%50%
SoutheastMain Site78.5771%14%0%
UKMain Site611.6767%50%0%
Upper Mid-AtlanticMain Site88.7588%0%0%
Upstate NYMain Site410.0075%0%25%