### tableware:

Plate
* All plates bear spines, which attach and articulate at tubercles.
* Most plates consist of oceanic crust and a larger or smaller chunk of continental crust
  - contain uranium salt
  - form volcanoes
* Plate tectonic theory tries to account for the movement of plates over time.
* Some plates are connected by flexible membranes
  - covered by layers
  - carry just ocean basin but most have both continent and ocean basins
* Some plates consist of membranes
  - plasma membranes
  - contain nutrients
  - create crust
* Some plates form cavities
  - nasal cavities
  - generate forces
* Some plates have blood vessels
  - teeth
* Some plates protect barnacles
  - larvae
  - surround lungs.
  * All plates have irregular shapes. They lie and float on the upper mantle. They move very slowly in different directions. Their movement is driven by the convection currents in the magma
* are anodes
  - cuts of beef
  - dishs
  - entrees
  - flat surfaces
  - illustrations
* are located in cabinets
  - cafeterias
  - dishwashers
  - flea markets
  - hutchs
  - restaurants
  - shelfs
  - sinks
  - stomachs
* are made of ceramic
  - glass
  - permeable materials
* are part of structures
  - tubes
  - receptacles
  - rigid crustal blocks that move over semi-molten mantle material
  - sheets of aluminum coated with an ultraviolet light-sensitive emulsion
  - shields
  - structural members
* are used for decoration
  - holdings
  - medical devices
  - serve food
* can be metal, ceramic, glass.
* can move apart, come together, or slide past each other
  - over the molten rock of the asthenosphere
* collide and form large mountain chains.
* contain compounds
* counts counting the number of bacterial or fungal colonies that grow from a soil sample.
* covering the mouth membrane bear small, club shaped spines as well as pedicellariae.
* descend into the mantle below trenches in regions termed subduction zones.
* diverge from one another at the site of thermally buoyant mid-oceanic ridges.
* form circles
  - from molten rock which wells up to the earth's surface at divergent plate boundaries
* have boundaries, but continents have margins
  - dimensions
  - middles
* interact along plate boundaries.
* move away from oceanic ridge and descend beneath a trench at the subduction zone
  - over the soft asthenosphere
* pull apart and basaltic magma moves up to fill the voids
  - from one another along rift zones
* reflect light.
* represent the brain of each age in sagittal and coronal planes.
* rub together and they rub apart from each other.
* sit on tables.
* typically contain both oceanic and continental lithosphere.
* use for food.

### tableware | plate:

Baffle
* are parallel blades that come in different sizes, finishes, and blade heights, and spacings
  - the wooden pieces that are inserted between the cement walls of the fish ladder
  - usually circular metal dividers which separate the expansion chambers
  - washer-like rings that help to block stray light
* help optimize water circulation within the wetlands.
* prevent solids from leaving until some decomposition and waste reduction has occurred.

Baleen plate
* are somewhat triangular and arranged like teeth in a comb
  - triangular in shape, and are embodied into the roofs of the mouth
  - used to strain tiny prey from the water
* arise in the fetus as thickenings of skin on the upper jaw.
* enable whales to harvest plankton.
* range in color from black to yellow or white, depending on the species.

Bony plate
* Some bony plates cover heads
  - tails
* are found on the head and trunk.
* cover the head, back, and sides.
* form shell that provides protection for the soft inner parts.

Calcareous plate
* Most calcareous plates form volcanoes.
* Some calcareous plates cover surfaces
  - make up shells

Continental plate
* are thicker, older, and less dense than oceanic plates.
* contain the world's landmasses.
* move to a different location on the globe over time.