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Bibliography and index of geology, exclusive of North America, by Marie Siegrist, 1958 Bibliography and index of Texas geology, 1951-1960, by Elizabeth T Moore, 1972 User Guide to the Bibliography and Index of Geology GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEOLOGY EXCLUSIVE OF NORTH AMERICA VOLUME 12-1947 by Marie and Eleanor Tatge Siegrist, 1948 Bibliography and index of Texas geology, 1933-1950 (The University of Texas.Publication) by Roselle M Girard, 1959 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEOLOGY EXCLUSIVE OF NORTH AMERICA VOLUME 14-1949 by Marie Siegrist, 1950 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF THE GEOLOGY OF BOTSWANA TO 1966. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF TEXAS GEOLOGY, 1961-1974 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEOLOGY EXCLUSIVE OF NORTH AMERICA VOLUME 11-1945-1946 Bibliography and Index of Texas Geology, 1961-1974 by Elizabeth T. Moore, 1985 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEOLOGY EXCLUSIVE OF NORTH AMERICA VOLUME 18 by Marie, Mary C. Grier and Marcia Lakeman Siegrist, 1954 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEOLOGY EXCLUSIVE OF NORTH AMERICA : VOLUME 3 - 1935. Bibliography & Index of Geology Exclusiv by Marie Siegrist, 1954 Bibliography and Index of Geology Exclusive of North America, Vol.21, 1956 by The Staff of Geological Society of America, 1958

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1. Desert Environment, Minerals & Geology Index - DesertUSA
   About the geology of the North America deserts, including the formations, rocks, gems and minerals Category Science Earth Sciences Geology Regional Southwest; Caves of the North American Deserts; Death Valley Geology Field Trip; Life Desert Talk Trading Post Site Guide Maps Search Index About DUSA  
   http://www.desertusa.com/Thingstodo/geo/geology.html

2. Geology Of Wisconsin Index
   Return to Physical geology index. Return to Professor Dutch's Home Page  
   http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/geolwisc/geowisc.htm

3. KGS--Geology Resources
   KGS Home, geology index Page, KGS Geology Information Page.  
   http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/General/geologyIndex.html

4. KGS--Geologic Map Index
   KGS Home, geology index Page, Geologic maps of Kansas. County Map Index. This pageshows available geologic maps and primary reports for the counties of Kansas.  
   http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/General/Geology/
   
   Extractions: This page shows available geologic maps and primary reports for the counties of Kansas. Click on the map to view information for a county, or scroll down and select from a list. The KGS Library should have copies for examination of those reports listed as out of print. In-print KGS publications can be acquired from the KGS, but reports from the U.S. Geological Survey, Kansas Department of Transportation, or other organizations are generally NOT available from the Kansas Geological Survey. You may also wish to check the KGS Online Bibliography of Geology for references. Allen Anderson Atchison Barber ... Wyandotte Also available is information on Kansas STATEMAP activities , a PDF file.

5. Alaska Science Forum: Rocks And Geology Index
   Index of Alaska Science Forum Articles about geology in Alaska. Rocks and geology index. Alaska's Deep Impact on the North Slope Ned Rozell.  
   http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/rocks.html
   
   Extractions: Rocks and Geology Index Alaska's Deep Impact on the North Slope: Ned Rozell. #1460; 10/06/99. Glaciers Made of Rock, Ice and Bear Scat : Ned Rozell. #1455; 09/02/99. The Oldest Rock in Alaska Calls Iditarod Home : Ned Rozell. #1411; 10/22/98. Avalanches, Landslides, Good for Some : Ned Rozell. #1393; 06/16/98. Tracking the Movement of Earth's Plates : Ned Rozell. #1331; 04/03/97. Limestone: The Building Block for Tilting Brooks Range Peaks : Ned Rozell. #1288; 6/6/96. The Mystery of the Missing $40,000 Doorstop : Ned Rozell. #1244; 07/20/95. Great Comets, Great Floods : Carla Helfferich. #1192; 07/13/94. Boulders, Braids and J Harlan Bretz : Carla Helfferich. #1160; 11/17/93. Bygone Bears of Prince Wales Island : Carla Helfferich. #1158; 11/03/93.

6. Alaska Science Forum: Rocks And Geology Index
   Rocks and geology index. Alaska's Deep Impact on the North Slope Ned Rozell. 1460; 10/06/99. Glaciers Made of Rock, Ice and Bear Scat Ned Rozell.  
   http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/text/rocks.html
   
   Extractions: This web page is provided as a public service by the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, in cooperation with the UAF research community. Rocks and Geology Index Alaska's Deep Impact on the North Slope: Ned Rozell. #1460; 10/06/99. Glaciers Made of Rock, Ice and Bear Scat : Ned Rozell. #1455; 09/02/99. The Oldest Rock in Alaska Calls Iditarod Home : Ned Rozell. #1411; 10/22/98. Avalanches, Landslides, Good for Some : Ned Rozell. #1393; 06/16/98. Tracking the Movement of Earth's Plates : Ned Rozell. #1331; 04/03/97. Limestone: The Building Block for Tilting Brooks Range Peaks : Ned Rozell. #1288; 6/6/96. The Mystery of the Missing $40,000 Doorstop : Ned Rozell. #1244; 07/20/95. Great Comets, Great Floods : Carla Helfferich. #1192; 07/13/94. Boulders, Braids and J Harlan Bretz : Carla Helfferich. #1160; 11/17/93. Bygone Bears of Prince Wales Island : Carla Helfferich. #1158; 11/03/93. Everyone's Best Friend, Maybe : Carla Helfferich. #1019; 2/27/91. Language to Match Our Landscape : Carla Helfferich. #987; 07/18/90. The Rise and Fall of Shorelines : Carla Helfferich. #956; 12/13/89.

7. Physical Geology Index (RCC)
   Index to Lectures and Class Notes. Geology 101 Index Fall Term. Geology 102 IndexWinter Term. Geology 103 Index Spring Term. Map to Grants Pass High School.  
   http://jersey.uoregon.edu/~mstrick/RogueComCollege/Rogue_index.html
   
   Extractions: Geology 101 Syllabus : Fall 2002 Term Geology 102 Syllabus : Winter 2003 Term Geology 103 Syllabus : Spring 2003Term Geology 101 Index : Fall Term Geology 102 Index : Winter Term Geology 103 Index : Spring Term Geology 100 (Fundamentals of Geology) Website address: http://jersey.uoregon.edu/~mstrick E-mail address: GeoMania@internetcds.com WebBoard logon address: http://www2.rogue.cc:8080/~mstrickler Related information: Secondary level curriculum You are GeoManiac number since April 1, 1997

8. California Geological Survey - California Geology Index To Back Issues
   SEPTEMBER 1982 Mammoth Lakes/Long Valley Microearthquake Project; CaliforniaGeology 10 Year Index, Volume 24 through 33, 1971 1980.  
   http://www.consrv.ca.gov/cgs/information/publications/california_geology_magazin
   
   Extractions: Index to Back Issues California Geology magazine is no longer being published. The index below dates back to 1971 and shows issues of California Geology that are currently available. This list does not include the Mineral Information Service magazine (1948-1970). Out of print issues are not included on this list. Please note that we are low in stock of pre-1987 copies of the magazine. As a rule, the last issue of every volume (year) contains an index to that volume, listed by topic, location and author. Back issues of California Geology magazine may be purchased for $2.00 each. To order, please go to

9. Geology Index Page
   Return to CU Index Page. Geology of the Albuquerque Area. Photos from thisseminar. Abstracts from the Geology of the Albuquerque Area seminar.  
   http://www.unm.edu/~abqteach/geology/geology_index.htm

10. Geology Index Page
    Return to geology index Page. Geology of the Albuquerque Area. SeminarLeader Paula Watt, Department of Earth Planetary Studies.  
    http://www.unm.edu/~abqteach/geology/geology_intro.htm
    
    Extractions: The natural landscape of a region influences its culture: the resources available for agriculture, for building materials, for fuel, for ornaments. In New Mexico, we are fortunate to be able to see the foundations of our state in beautifully exposed mountains, cliffs and rocks. These rocks and rock formations tell the geologic history of our region, including explosive volcanoes; lush, tropical forests and expansive seas; and dinosaurs and other life that inhabited ancient landscapes. The geologic history of New Mexico also foretold some of the human history: the uranium boom and its aftermath, including WIPP, the growth of cultures along our waterways, and the view from the top of the tramway. The goals of this seminar were: to familiarize teachers with the geologic history of the region, including, for example, rock outcrops, volcanism, mountain building and stream processes; to expose teachers to environmental geologic topics related to water issues and urbanization along the Rio Grande floodplain; and to introduce teachers to potential field trip sites for their students. Children (and young adults) are often keenly aware of the minerals, rocks, fossils and landscape around them, and are eager observers.

11. Gibson Consulting's Popular Geology Index
    Connections • GeoLinks • IU Popular geology index for scientists,non-scientists, teachers, students. Including everything in  
    http://www.gravmag.com/popindx.html

12. Physical Geology Index Page
    Physical geology index page. This is an index of web documents forthe Spring 2003, Physical Geology course (GEOL 1170) taught at  
    http://maps.unomaha.edu/Maher/geo117/default.html
    
    Extractions: Physical Geology index page Course 'handouts': Outlines of lectures - Part I - The stuff the earth is made of - levels of structure and building blocks: Outline of lectures - Part II - Historical geology (stories of the earth) and geomorphology (surface processes). Outline of lectures - Part III - The architecture of the earth, geophysics, tectonics and structures. Geologic resources and humanity. Other resources: 1997 field trip images Shell canyon in the Big Horn mountains of Wyoming showing deformed sediment rocks. What was this area like when the different layers of sediment were being deposited? How did the environment change as time progressed and different sediments were deposited? Why are the rocks deformed and when? Are there geologic resources here? Are there geologic hazards? Why does the canyon take the shape it does, and how long did it take to form? These are the types of questions that can be addressed in geology, and which this course can teach you to answer. This is the site where many of UNO's geology majors have taken geologic field camp, a capstone courses.

13. HistGeolIndex
    geology index Page JHS homepage Sci. Index Page Dr. Pam Gore's Geology of Stone MountainBest source, Worksheet for SelfGuided tour, Short summary of Stone Mt.  
    http://www.gpc.peachnet.edu/~jsummero/HistGeolIndex.html
    
    Extractions: News: Physical Geology 1121/1421 lectures will be held in Room 1380 - 12:15 - 1:30 PM - MTWRF. (7/24/02) Lecture finals have been graded and the final grades are being calculated. I didn't count the Assessment questions as part of your grade. Ditto for the lab class, Assessment questions are not part of your grade. (7/25/02) The lecture grades have been submitted to the college. Still grading lab finals and other materials. Lab grades will be posted to the college on Friday AM. Enjoy the rest of the summer. Relax and enjoy some ice cream between now and then! Dr. Pam Gore - The Geology of Stone Mountain Physical Geology 1121/1421 - Summer 2002 Chapter 1 Outline Chapter 2 Outline Chapter 3 Outline Chapter 4 Outline ... Volcano Links New! Click this for more Volcano Links below Class Notes, Links to External websites,Announcements, etc. Stone Mt. Links (for Take Home Exams and for general info) Back to Env. Sci. Index Page Dr. Pam Gore's Geology of Stone Mountain Best source Worksheet for Self-Guided tour Short summary of Stone Mt. granite

14. Historical Geology Index
    Historical Geology. GLY 262. Spring 2003, You will find on Second Exam;May 9 Final Exam. General Historical Geology Links. Geologic Time  
    http://paleo.cortland.edu/class/historical/
    
    Extractions: From its very beginning to the present, the Earth has undergone considerable physical, chemical and biologic change. This history can be read using various means from rocks and fossils accessible to us all. To study the history of the Earth is important not only because it helps us understand what processes and events have helped shape our planet's present physical and biologic make-up, but it can also help predict future events that may consequently affect humankind. This course is an introduction to the major events which had a profound impact on the changing physical and biologic landscape throughout Earth's history. The course will stress both theory and facts concerning the history of Earth and life, and more importantly, how we know it. The course is designed to give the student a broad perspective and appreciation of Earth's history and serve as a stepping-stone to more advanced courses in Earth Science. Dr. Christopher A. McRoberts

15. Historical Geology Index
    Prize is an annual award given to a student(s) who have demonstrated outstandingperformance in their student presentation and grades in Historical Geology.  
    http://paleo.cortland.edu/class/historical/darwin.html
    
    Extractions: The Darwin Prize is an annual award given to a student(s) who have demonstrated outstanding performance in their student presentation and grades in Historical Geology. Below are the recipients since the award's inception in 1998. 2001 Emily Hopkin 2000 Jason Charpinsky (I'm trying to find the photo) 1999 Susan Linn (left) and Flavia Wood (right) 1998 Roger Wells Return to the Historical Geology Home Page Page created 1/3/99, modified 4/29/99

16. Quality Assessment Reports - Geology Index
    Quality Assessment Reports . geology index. Subject Overview Report.University of Birmingham Excellent, December 1995. University  
    http://www.qaa.ac.uk/revreps/subjrev/Geology/Geology Index.htm
    
    Extractions: Subject Overview Report University of Birmingham Excellent, December 1995 University of Bristol Satisfactory, January 1995 University of Cambridge Excellent, January 1995 University of Derby Excellent, March 1995 University of Durham Excellent, November 1994 University of Exeter Satisfactory, October 1994 Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine Excellent, December 1994 Kingston University Excellent, March 1995 University of Leeds Excellent, March 1995 University of Leicester Satisfactory, November 1994 University of Liverpool Excellent, November 1994 University of Manchester Excellent, February 1996 University of Newcastle upon Tyne Excellent, January 1995 Oxford Brookes University Satisfactory, January 1995 University of Oxford Excellent, February-March 1995 University of Plymouth Excellent, October 1994 University of Reading Excellent, March 1995

17. ES 331/767 Ice Age Environments/Quaternary Geology Index
    ES 331 Ice Age Environments ES 767 Quaternary Geology Prof. An introductionto geology, landscapes, glaciers, climate, and biology of the ice ages.  
    http://academic.emporia.edu/aberjame/ice/
    
    Extractions: Emporia State University, Kansas, U.S.A. http://academic.emporia.edu/aberjame/ice/ An introduction to geology, landscapes, glaciers, climate, and biology of the ice ages. The relationship of ice age events to modern environments, the nature of climatic and environmental change, and the role of man. Complete course syllabus ES 331/767 is offered by the Earth Science department for the express use and benefit of students enrolled at Emporia State University , Kansas, USA. Any other use or repackaging of materials in this course is prohibited without permission from the author.

18. GO 547/ES 747 Field Geology Index
    GO 547 Field Geology ES 747 Field Studies in Earth Science Investigationsof stratigraphy, minerals, sedimentology, and structural geology.  
    http://academic.emporia.edu/aberjame/field/
    
    Extractions: Emporia State University Geologic field studies in Kansas, Colorado, and New Mexico. Basic techniques in geologic mapping, field observations, and specimen collection. Identification of sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks. Investigations of stratigraphy, minerals, sedimentology, and structural geology. Recognition of erosional and depositional landforms; examination of alluvial, glacial and aeolian geomorphology. Complete course syllabus Note: GO 547 and ES 747 will be taught next in June, 2002. Kansas and southern Colorado will be the areas for field work. This course is presented by the Earth Science department for the express use and benefit of students enrolled at Emporia State University . Anyone else may view and enjoy the information here. No other use or repackaging of course curriculum is permitted without permission of the instructor.

19. GLACIAL GEOLOGY INDEX
    GLACIAL GEOLOGY. INTRODUCTION GLACIATIONS; SETTINGS; PROPERTIES OF ICE;MOVEMENT OF GLACIERS; CLASSIFICATION OF GLACIERS; EROSION; TRANSPORT;  
    http://www.uoguelph.ca/~sadura/glref/gl0.htm

20. STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY INDEX
    STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY. STRESS IN ROCKS STRIKE AND DIP; FOLDING; FAULTING;MOUNTAINS. MODEL OF MOUNTAIN CHAIN EVOLUTION GEOSYNCLINE; FOLDS  
    http://www.uoguelph.ca/~sadura/strref/str0.htm

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