Steven Dutch, Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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| Course Topic | Notes and Graphics |
|---|---|
| Part I: The Solid Earth | |
| How the Earth Works | How the Earth Works |
| What the Earth is Made of | Minerals Rocks |
| Water on the Earth | Soils, Weathering and Groundwater Landscape Evolution |
| Glaciers and Ice Ages | Glaciers and Ice Ages Glaciers and Geography |
| Earthquakes and Volcanoes | Earthquakes |
| Mountain Building and Crustal Movements | Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics Mountain Building |
| A short history of the Earth | Fossils and Geologic Time Overview of Earth History Plate Tectonics and Earth History |
| Energy from the Earth | Energy |
| Part II: The Oceans | |
| Ocean Currents and Tides | The Oceans |
| Shorelines | Shorelines |
| Part III: The Atmosphere | |
| Basic Properties of the Atmosphere | Clouds Stuff in the Sky |
| Atmospheric Circulation and Weather Systems | |
| Part IV: Earth in the Universe | |
| The Solar System | Life Cycles of Stars The Stars as Seen from Earth |
| Stars and Galaxies | Galaxies: Their Structure and Distances |
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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Created 16 Jan 1997 Last Updated
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