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Relationships between stress, folds, faults, and mountain building

Unit 9 Review - Earthquakes

Radiometric dating

Relative dating principles; geologic time scale

Non-pluging anticline, plunging anticline in map and cross-section

How anticlines form and how to recognize anticlines on geologic maps and cross-sections

How synclines form and how to identify them on geologic maps and cross-sections

Dip, strike, how to measure dip and strike, how to show strike and dip on a geologic map.

Discusses problems with radiometric dating of different rock types, and use of radiocarbon dating. Primary audiences: high school Earth Science, 1st and 2nd year college Physical Geology students.

Works a sample test question on how to determine the age of an igneous rock using generic radiometric dating. Intended audience is introductory physical geology or earth science students.

Describes how generic radiometric dating works for igneous rocks. Intended audience is introductory physical geology or earth science students.

Terminology associated with radiometric dating, including radioactive isotope, stable isotope, and half life. Intended audience is introductory physical geology or earth science students.

For students in GEOL 1447 Meteorology at Lee College

How to work in Blackboard in our GEOL 1447 course

GEOL 1447 Academic Honesty Policy

How Oxbow Lakes Form

Slope Stability and Mass Wasting

Earthquake Review

Point Bar Deposits

Review of folds using block diagrams

Sample questions on faults

Sample Questions on Folds

drivingforce

weightforce

Types of stress in the crust

MetRxClassification

SedRkCharacteristics

SedimentaryClassificationReview

Weatheringreview2