Tulane University Earth & Environmental
Sciences 1110 Fall 2017
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Physical Geology - The nature of the Earth; development of its surficial features; and the results of the interaction of chemical, physical, and biological factors on the planet. This course requires co-registration in Earth & Environmental Sciences 1115, Physical Geology Laboratory. |
Professor Stephen A. Nelson
Send e-mail to Prof. Nelson - snelson@tulane.edu
Course Announcements | Course Syllabus | Lecture Notes | Web Links |
Announcements - Look here during the semester for announcements concerning this course. October 4, 2017 The first exam has been graded and will be passed back to the class on Thursday,. Click HERE to see the results of the exam. November 9, 2017 The second exam has been graded and will be passed back in class. Click HERE to see the results of the exam.
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Lecture Notes
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Ch 7 - Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks*
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Ch 10 - Earthquakes & the Earth's Interior*
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Ch 11 - Mountains and Deformation of Rock*
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Links to Geology Web Sites of Interest Plate Tectonics Minerals Volcanoes Geologic Time
Mass Wasting Earthquakes
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