Physical Geology (Earth SC 202) Notes and Visual Aids

Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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Course Topic	Notes and Graphics	PowerPoint Slides	Slides
Introduction to the course	Introduction to the course	What is Physical Geology?	Geologic Maps
Minerals	Minerals	Minerals
Igneous Rocks and Volcanoes	Igneous Rocks and Volcanoes	Igneous Rocks and Volcanoes Pompeii	Volcanoes
Weathering and Erosion	Weathering and Soils Ground Water Mass-Wasting	Weathering and Soils Ground Water Mass-Wasting	Weathering and Soils Ground Water
Evolution of Landscapes	Evolution of Landscapes Drainage Diversion	Evolution of Landscapes Arid Climate Landscapes Drainage Diversion	Evolution of Landscapes
Sedimentary Rocks	Sedimentary Rocks	Sedimentary Rocks	Sedimentary Rocks
Evolution, Fossils, Geologic Time	Fossils and Evolution Geologic Time	Fossils Fossils and Evolution Geologic Time and Earth History	Fossils and Evolution
Glaciers	Glaciers and Ice Ages How Glaciers Change Geography	Glaciers Glaciers and Geography Ice Ages	Glaciers
Wind and Wave Erosion	Wind Erosion	Wind Erosion	Wind Erosion
Wind and Wave Erosion	Tides Wave Erosion and Marine Geology	The Oceans Tides Wave Erosion and Marine Geology	Coastal Processes
Metamorphism and Deformation	Metamorphism	Metamorphism
Metamorphism and Deformation	Deformation	Crustal Deformation	Deformation of the Crust
Earthquakes and Earth's Interior	Earthquakes and Earth's Interior	Faults and Earthquakes	Faults and Earthquakes
Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics	Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics Orogeny	Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics Breakup and Assembly of Pangaea Closure of the Tethys Plate Tectonics and Western North America
Resources from the Earth	Resources from the Earth	Earth Resources	Mineral Resources
Geology of other Worlds	Geology of other Worlds	Earth, Moon and Impact Inner Solar System Outer Solar System	Planetary Geology

Also of Interest:

Geology of Wisconsin: Geologic maps, geologic history, earthquakes.
History of the Great Lakes
How to Identify Rocks and Minerals

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