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Geology General:     more books (100)

Thinking about the Earth: A History of Ideas in Geology (Studies in the History and Philosophy of the Earth Sciences) by David Oldroyd, 1996-11-01 Chemical Fundamentals of Geology by R. Gill, 1995-11-30 Petroleum Geology by F. K. North, 1985-12-05 Geology of Michigan by John A. Dorr, Donald F. Eschman, 1970-06-01 Advances in Geology of the Porphyry Copper Deposits by Spencer Titley, 1982-06 Quaternary Nonglacial Geology: Conterminous U.S. /With Plates (Geology of North America) Bare Bones Geology: For the Geologically Challenged by Alan M. Cvancara, 2006-07-06 Geology Rocks!: 50 Hands-On Activities to Explore the Earth (Kaleidoscope Kids) by Cindy Blobaum, 1999-10 Medical Geology: A Regional Synthesis (International Year of Planet Earth) Geology of Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming (A contribution to general geology) by Charles Sherwood Robinson, 1985 Career Opportunities in Geology and the Earth Sciences by Lisa A. Rossbacher, 1983-01 Petroleum Geology (Developments in Petroleum Science) by R. E. Chapman, 1983-12 Structural Geology by Marland Pratt Billings, 1972-06 The Evolution of the Pacific Ocean Margins (Oxford Monographs on Geology and Geophysics No. 8)

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21. Mount Union College - Mount Union College - Academics - Academic Departments - G
    Education General Information Home Page English General Information Home Page ForeignLanguages General Information Home Page geology general Information Home  
    http://www.muc.edu/article/archive/19/
    
    Extractions: The Geology Department offers a program which is designed to give the student a solid foundation in understanding the materials, processes, and history of the earth. Programs of study are available for those students who plan to enter graduate schools and professional careers, as well as for those students who intend to terminate their studies with the bachelor?s degree. Opportunities are available for students who wish to include geology as part of a double major or self-defined major. Cooperative education programs may be arranged through the Office of Cooperative Education. Each student works closely with department faculty members in developing a course of study that best suits his or her individual objectives.

22. Faculty Of Mining And Geology
    RMF RMT RM ROZ RT Faculty of Mining and geology general info OfferCatalogue Studies Polish info Researchers Telephones Faculty.  
    http://www.polsl.gliwice.pl/rg/einfo.html
    
    Extractions: Department of Electrical Engineering and Process Control in Mining - department's own page Institute of Mining Mechanisation - department's own page Department of Mining Management and Restructuring - department's own page Department of Geomechanics, Underground Engineering and Land Surface Protection - department's own page Department of Mineral Processing and Waste Treatment department's own page mailto:rg5@polsl.gliwice.pl

23. General Geologic Information - Utah Geological Survey
    ugs / utah geology / general geology general Geology. Geosights Geologic Information Geologic History Related Publications  
    http://www.ugs.state.ut.us/utahgeo/geo/
    
    Extractions: Public Information Series #64 How do geologists know how old a rock is? pdf Dome Mountains Volcanoes ... Geologic Stretching - How many inches per year do Salt Lake City, Utah and Reno, Nevada move away from each other? The Earth's Surface , the only Constant is Change. Utah's State Symbols Utah Caves (pdf)

24. Section General Geology
    General Geology Section. Head of Section Karel Theunissen. Scientificstaff. Dr Gilbert Chartry. , Deputy Advisor (seconded) Economic geology.  
    http://www.africamuseum.be/en/geo-algeol.html

25. WVGES Geology, General Geologic Map Of West Virginia
    Map detailing geological regions within the state.Category Regional North America Earth ScienceWV general Geologic Map. Address Mont Chateau Research Center Cheat Lake exit offI68 PO Box 879 Morgantown, WV 26507-0879 Telephone 1-800-WV-geology (1-800  
    http://www.wvgs.wvnet.edu/www/geology/geolgeom.htm

26. KGS--Geology--General Geologic Map
    KGS Home geology Index Page Education Index Page to webadmin@kgs.ukans.edu TheURL for this page is HTTP//crude2.kgs.ukans.edu/general/geolSheetMap.html.  
    http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/General/geolSheetMap.html

27. K-12: Geology : GENERAL
    general. http//sts.gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/landf.htm Discovering Canada's Geoscience HeritageIn addition to providing extensive information on the geology of Canada  
    http://www.ceismc.gatech.edu/busyt/geol.html
    
    Extractions: Discusses the geological features of Canada via an array of photographs and good, concise text descriptions. Includes detailed looks at glacial formations. Their server seems to be slow sometimes, so one must be patient in order to reap this superb site's benefits. Part of the Geological Survey of Canada's Terrain Sciences Division. Text, graphics, photos

28. Geological Society . Com
    general geology portal site, including links, products, and a discussion forum for professionals and students.  
    http://www.unc.edu/~zmg/geosoc/

29. The EXPANDING EARTH - Geology
    A general introduction to the Earth expansion model and global expansion tectonics (includes books, papers, bibliographies and many links).  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/8098/HomePage.htm
    
    Extractions: Download files The compressed zip format files in the drop-down menu list below contain a complete copy of the files and figures from this Internet site and allow much faster and more convenient in-depth study of expansion tectonics whilst off-line. NOTE: Each of the five zip files available here is approximately 3 megabytes in size. allow 10 to 15 minutes to download) *Notice to users of these files* Select a zip file

30. WVGES Geology, General Information For Pendleton County
    3 Information Source = Departmental, Statistical, and general Information in WestVirginia WVGES Welcome Pagetop WV geologyup WV Countiesprevious Page  
    http://www.wvgs.wvnet.edu/www/geology/geolpend.htm
    
    Extractions: Public Recreation Areas Brandywine Recreation Area, Camp Run Recreation Area, Seneca Recreation Area, Smoke Hole Recreation Area, Spruce Knob Recreation Area, Spruce Knob Unit and Seneca Rocks Unit (Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area) Coal Facts and Figures Coal Reserve Summary Original Mineable Reserves = tons Coal Production, 1995 Total Production = tons Number of Underground Mines = Number of Surface Mines = Gas and Oil Facts and Figures Gas Production, 1995 Total Reported Production = thousand cubic feet (Mcf) Well Count = Average Production = Mcf Oil Production, 1995

31. Svalbard - General Information
    Information from the Norwegian Polar Institute about geology, biology, cultural relics and settlements.  
    http://www.npolar.no/E/Arctic/Svalbard/

32. General Geology Glossaries
    Word lists and dictionaries that cover a wide range of topics in geology including landforms, minerals, rocks, continents, volcanoes and physical geography. s Glossary of geology. Short but wideranging general list for introductory geology from Houghton Mifflin publishers.  
    http://geology.about.com/cs/glossary_general

33. KSU Soc/Geog/Anth/CJ
    Features general overview, instructor profiles and information on curriculum. Located in Kennesaw, Georgia.  
    http://www.kennesaw.edu/sga/

34. TDEC
    Online geologic maps of the state, general information on the state's geology and mineral resources, information about the division, and publications available.  
    http://www.state.tn.us/environment/tdg/index.html

35. CyberStacks(sm)Science -- Geology (QE) Screen
    (QE). QScience, R-Medicine, S-Agriculture, T-Technology, U-Military, V-Naval.SELECT, QE. geology (general). 1-350. Mineralogy. 351-399.2. Petrology. 420-499.  
    http://www.public.iastate.edu/~CYBERSTACKS/hybro_qe.htm

36. EPA/GMPO:
    Activities, information, and resources for students and teachers from the U.S. EPA. Includes general resources on water and pollution and information about the geology, heritage, and environmental problems of the Gulf of Mexico.  
    http://www.epa.gov/gmpo/edresrc.html
    
    Extractions: The Big Muddy Adventure is a comprehensive guide to the history, biology, literature, and geography of the Mississippi River. Interact with Adventurers and other classrooms through journal entries, message boards, learning activities, videos, and much more as your guides Mike, Dave, and Eric canoe from the source to Gulf! Gulf of Mexico Program Office

37. CyberStacks(sm) Geology (General) Screen
    geology (general) (QE1350). QScience, R-Medicine, S-Agriculture,T-Technology, U-Military, V-Naval. QE 5 Dictionaries and Encyclopedias.  
    http://www.public.iastate.edu/~CYBERSTACKS/hyb_qe_1.htm
    
    Extractions: Summary: Online Resources for Earth Scientists (ORES) is a directory of WWW resources in the area of earth science, designed to meet the needs of professionals in this area. At the top of the site's main page are links for: (1) the Commonwealth Network; (2) the site creators' home pages; (3) GISnet; (4) geoscience/civil engineering job information; and (5) Mountains West, a site sponsor. Currently, the first link is non-operational; the GISnet link provides access to other sites designed by Bill Thoen, one of this site's creators. The site's main page offers a table of contents, with topics reflecting dates of completion or ongoing construction. Major topics featured are: (1) General Earth Science/Natural History resources; (2) Agriculture; (3) Biology (Plant and Wildlife); (4) Disaster and Emergency Management; (5) Employment Resources for Earth Scientists; (6) Environmental Resources; (7) Geography and GIS resources; (8) Geology Resources; (9) Geoscience Education; (10) Geoscience Information; (11) Oceanography; (12) Weather, Meteorology, and Climate; and (13) Soil Science. Selecting a topic from the table of contents then reveals its topics page, which offers links for: (1) introductory information; (2) mailing lists; (3) newsgroups; (4) hypermedia sources; (5) data sets; (6) software; (7) documents and FAQ files; (8) journals and periodicals; (9) bulletin board systems; and (10) other resource lists. Each topic reveals an alphabetical listing of WWW resources, where titles are direct links to their respective sites.

38. GLACIER: Index
    general introduction to glaciers, the Antarctic, and related topics in weather, climate, oceans, and geology, from Rice University (Texas).  
    http://www.glacier.rice.edu/

39. USGS Geologic Information -- General Interest Publications
    generalInterest Publications Online This booklet focuses on acid rain and its impact on our Nation's capital.  
    http://geology.usgs.gov/gip.html
    
    Extractions: http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/acidrain/ This booklet focuses on acid rain and its impact on our Nation's capital. Rain in Washington, D.C., has an average acidity of 4.2, about as acid as a carbonated drink and more than ten times as acid as clean, unpolluted rain. This booklet will define acid rain, explain what effects it has on marble and limestone buildings, and show, on a walking tour, some of the places in our Nation's capital where you can see the impact of acid precipitation. Birth of the Mountains: The Geologic Story of the Southern Appalachian Mountains http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/birth/ The Southern Appalachian Mountain region is known worldwide for its great beauty and biological diversity. Why does this area have such beautiful scenery and such a diversity of plants and animals? How do the mountains, and the rocks and minerals of which they are made, affect the lives of people? How do people affect the mountains? To address these questions, we need to understand what took place millions of years ago and how these geologic events have influenced the landscape, climate, soils, and living things we see today. Building Stones of Our Nation's Capital

40. Oxford Brookes University - Geology - General Morphology
    general MORPHOLOGY The life. © Copyright 19961997 Friends of theGeology Museum and may not be copied for commercial purposes.  
    http://www.brookes.ac.uk/geology/8361/1998/kirsty/morph.html
    
    Extractions: Museum and may not be copied for commercial purposes. Permission to copy is granted for personal and educational use only. All such copies must include this http://www.geology.wisc.edu/~museum/triloinfo.html Trilobites were generally small creatures, around 2-7 cm long although some extreme sizes have been found from 3 mm to 70 cm. An exact symmetry was formed along the axis of their exoskeleton which encased the soft body. It was beneath the axis that the digestive tract was positioned (Whittington, 1992). The segmented exoskeleton allowed articulation of the body and also carried segmented appendages. Some of these appendages were differentiated to serve a variety of specialized functions e.g. claws, elongate spines. The segments located within the cephalon are seen to be segmented together and in some extreme cases are fused. A modern day example although not a trilobite is the horseshoe crab which has its segments fused from the head/cephalon to the thorax creating a solid shield, the "cephalo-thorax" shield (Whittington, 1992). Trilobites interacted with the environment by a number of sensory organs such as the antennulae and single or compound eyes situated upon the cephalon. The eyes of the trilobites in some cases developed surprising complexity and optimization of function (Levi-Setti, 1975).

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