161. Lakehead University: Anthropology: B.Sc. Or H.B.Sc. Geoarchaeology Program integrates a series of relevant courses taught in the Departments of Anthropology, Geography and geology and offers an interdisciplinary B.Sc. and H.B.Sc. degree in geoarchaeology. http://anthropology.lakeheadu.ca/wp/?pg=9

162. Acta Geologica Polonica Journal of Polish geology, free access to full texts of newly published articles; also available are all articles from volumes for 2002 and 2003. http://www.geo.uw.edu.pl/agp/

Acta Geologica Polonica is now (beginning with volume 54(1) for 2004) in the following Thomson ISI products: Full texts as PDF, free access Starting with 2004 you have free access to full texts of newly published articles; also available are all articles from volumes for 2002 and 2003 Volume 55, part 2, 2005 is ready To view the abstracts click here view

163. GeoIndex - Home BGS Digital Geological map This site provides a mapbased index to datasets thatwe have collected or have obtained from other sources. http://www.bgs.ac.uk/geoindex/home.html

Home Contacts Enquiries Downloads ... Popular Geology and Education Search BGS Hosted Sites Most visited pages Welcome to GeoIndex This site provides a map-based index to datasets that we have collected or have obtained from other sources. You can enquire further about how you can license our datasets and order borehole records using the online order form. When developing this service further, we value user feedback and would be grateful if you could take a few moments to complete our user questionnaire Enter GeoIndex Ordnance Survey licence number 100017897/2005. What's new E-Mail your comments NERC Home ... Privacy

164. Paleogeografie Paleogeografick© mapy od kambria po mioc©n s doprovodn½m historickogeologick½m popisem. http://oldwww.upol.cz/resources/geology/paleogeografie.html

165. NJDEP-New Jersey Geological Survey Mission of the Survey is to map, research, interpret and provide scientificinformation regarding New Jersey s geology and ground water resources. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/njgs/

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166. IAMG 2001--Cancun 2001 Annual Conference of the International Association for Mathematical geology. Cancºn, Mexico, September 612, 2001. http://www.kgs.ku.edu/Conferences/IAMG/

2001 Annual Conference of the International Association for Mathematical Geology Home Page Technical Program Hotel and Travel Registration Committee Members For information on visas and travel information, please visit the Consular Service of MexicoTourist Visa Requirements web page Final Schedule online in PDF format (revised Aug. 28) Workshop Schedule Sponsoring Organizations International Association for Mathematical Geology Kansas Geological Survey United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Office of International Programs, University of Kansas ESRIGIS and Mapping Software American Association of Petroleum Geologists Energy Minerals Division IAMG 2001 Conference Conference questions to Gina Ross , Kansas Geological Survey Web questions to webadmin@kgs.ku.edu Updated Aug. 27, 2001 URL="http://www.kgs.ku.edu/Conferences/IAMG/index.html"

167. GEOSCIENCE Large website with a mix of different geologythemed websites. http://nav.webring.com/cgi-bin/navcgi?ring=geosci;list

168. Teaching Resources In Structural Geology - Leeds University Welcome to webbased teaching resources in structural geology in the School ofEarth Sciences Introduction to the structural geology of the western Alps http://earth.leeds.ac.uk/learnstructure/

Welcome to web-based teaching resources in structural geology in the School of Earth Sciences of the University of Leeds. In addition to resources created here you can also find links to other sites. Use the below icons to select topics. The site will be gradually expanded over the coming months. Rob Butler, Martin Casey, Geoff Lloyd, Andrew McCaig September 2003 basic information - rock organisation fairly elementary information on folds fairly elementary information on faults Shear zones Minor structures Strain ... Virtual fieldtrips Introduction to the structural geology of the western Alps Virtual mapping Rheology External links

169. Vearncombe & Associates : Home Page Australian company offers services for mineral exploration and mining, including geological mapping, structural geology, geochemistry, geophysical data interpretation, training, and software development. Also describes SpaDis 3D spatial analysis software. http://www.vearncombe.com

Contact Us Email for the analyses of the spatial distribution of mineralisation for exploration and mine operations. Consulting Services An overview of our consulting services, our variety of experience and how we can assist your operations bottom line. To best meet the needs of our range of clients internationally we provide both consulting services and software. for purchase For more information... Geological Mapping mapping combined with modern task-assisting technologies. To learn more... Newsletter Subscription Name Email Subscribe Unsubscribe ... OSH Policy

170. Yale Department Of Geology And Geophysics publishes articles, either theoretical or descriptive, dealing with interdisciplinary oceanographic research. The journal is published six times a year. http://www.geology.yale.edu/?level5=Jmr

171. Geology Monthly publication of the Geological Society of America. http://geology.geoscienceworld.org/

Quick Search: advanced search GSW Home GeoRef Home My GSW Alerts ... GSA Journals Home Geology is published by the Geological Society of America. Search for Articles January 1973 - September 2005 Select an Issue from the Archive January 1973 - September 2005 View Future Titles Through September 2005 Current Issue September 2005 Geology GSA Bulletin

172. Rocky Mountain National Park -- Geology Natural forces have created geologic features that provide a fascinating glimpse Though the geologic origins of the park date back nearly two billion http://www.americanparknetwork.com/parkinfo/rm/geology/

At a Glance Activities and Programs Camping Flora and Fauna Geology History Lodging and Dining Photography Preservation ... Further Reading C ARVING T HE R OCKIES he diverse landscape at Rocky Mountain National Park, created over billions of years, displays some of nature's finest handiwork. Natural forces have created geologic features that provide a fascinating glimpse into the mysteries of the park's evolution and clues to the continuing changes that shape the future of this dynamic environment. The park's geologic history contrasts sharply with strata of areas such as the Grand Canyon, where the deeper you go, the farther back in time you travel. At Rocky, some of the most ancient rocks lie atop the highest peaks, lifted thousands of feet by incredibly powerful mountain-building forces within the earth. Much of this ancient rock, however, has been removed from the mountaintops by various natural forces, including the powerful sculpting of massive glaciers . The glaciers were formed by huge snowdrifts, compacted into ice by their own great weight, and contained tons of loose rock temporarily frozen within. They slowly scraped and scoured the bedrock, chiseling mountain summits into peaks. The glaciers continued sliding down the slopes along pathways of steep, V -shaped canyons carved over millions of years by the steady flow of streams. The glaciers wore away the sides of some of these canyons, forming broad

173. Oregon Dept Of Geology Homepage The mission is to serve the public by providing a costeffective source of geologic information for Oregonians. http://sarvis.dogami.state.or.us/

Oregon.gov Dept Info Contact us Links ... eedback September is National Preparedness Month Put together an emergency kit Your best source for outdoor recreation and natural resource information, plus the largest selection of maps in the Northwest. All Dept. of Geology and USGS publications are available as well Many documents on our website require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click on the box above to download it for free. Kiger Gorge in the Steens Mountain Recreation Lands, Harney County Explore the incredible world of Oregon Geology The most recent earthquakes in the Pacific NW The latest info on Mount St. Helens from the USGS ... In the news Thomas Patterson, Statesman Journal File Danger lurks below in Oregon The state faces the likelihood of a major earthquake that would kill thousands and cause billions of dollars in damage and we're not ready for it (September. 16 from the Salem Statesman Journal) Four centuries of stress led to Chile's record quake State takes steps to be ready for tsunami (from the Oregonian) Upcoming workshops for engineers, architects, building officials, facility managers, emergency managers Oregon Legislature passes Earthquake Safety Bills ... State of Oregon website 800 NE Oregon St., Suite 965, Portland, OR 97232 1-(503) 731-4100, FAX (503) 731-4066

174. Canyonlands National Park -- Geology our story some 320 million years ago in the Pennsylvanian geologic period . and the basinlike depression contributed to geologic events that helped http://www.americanparknetwork.com/parkinfo/ca/geology/

At a Glance Activities and Programs Camping Flora and Fauna Geology History Lodging and Dining Photography Preservation ... Further Reading T HE C REATION OF C ANYONLANDS s with all of Utah's national parks, the history of Canyonlands is written primarily in the language of stone. If we were to think of the formation of Canyonlands as a battle between the elements, the infantry would be comprised of limestone, sandstone, and shale, and the cavalry would be water, gravity, and the cold. Their perpetual struggle has resulted in the magnificence of Canyonlands today. We begin our story some 320 million years ago in the Pennsylvanian geologic period. At that time, the Canyonlands area was a basin. Nearby, to the northeast, stood an ancient mountain range, some 30,000 feet high. It has been named the Uncompahgre Uplift. This high mountain range and the basinlike depression contributed to geologic events that helped create the phenomenal landscape we see today. The basin was repeatedly flooded by seawater from an adjacent ocean. Flooding was followed by evaporation and an accumulation of salts. Meanwhile, debris from erosion of the ancient Uncompahgre Uplift added layers of dark shale to the basin area. Over the next 10 million years, the rocky infantry advanced as layers of limestone, sandstone, and more shale were deposited. But by

175. Chemical Geology The official publication of the European Association for Geochemistry, with organic and inorganic research from around the world. Searchable indexes and online access to articles (subscribers only). http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/503324/description

Home Site map Regional Sites Advanced Product Search ... Chemical Geology Journal information Product description Editorial board Audience Abstracting/indexing ... Special issues and supplements For Authors Guide for authors Online Submission Subscription information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Dispatch dates Journal related information Most downloaded articles Other journals in same subject area About Elsevier Select your view CHEMICAL GEOLOGY (including Isotope Geoscience) Official Journal of the European Association for Geochemistry Editors-in Chief: Peter Deines, Steven L. Goldstein, Christa G¶pel, David Rickard, Roberta L. Rudnick, Lynn M. Walter See editorial board for all editors information Volumes / Issues (Tables of Contents, Abstracts, Full Text), including Articles in Press Electronic Supplements Special Issues Guide for Authors Most downloaded articles ... Editorial news Note to Contributors: Online submission is now available for this journal. To submit your article online, go to: http://ees.elsevier.com/chemge Related links www.earthchem.org

176. The Miller Museum Of Geology, Queen's University Earth science teaching museum for local schools and naturalscience interest groups in eastern Ontario. http://geol.queensu.ca/museum/museum.html

The Miller Museum of Geology Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada Miller Hall, Queen's University The Miller Museum is located in the Department of Geological Sciences at Queen's University. It is a small but active earth-science teaching museum for local schools and natural-science interest groups in eastern Ontario. The museum features many fossil and mineral displays, a working seismograph, and an educational tour program of "hands on" geology activities. Visit us in person from 9am-5pm weekdays, and on-line anytime! For self-guided tours there is no admission charge, while guided group-tours are available for a small fee. Museum Exhibits Geology exhibits, a mineral gallery, the early evolution of animal life, a dinosaur exhibit, and more... Online Exhibits The Dawn of Animal Life Our newest permanent exhibit, and our only (so far) online exhibit. This exhibit highlights almost three billion years of early evolution. Featured are the oldest known multicelled animals in the world (~600 million years ago) that were discovered in the Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada in 1991. (Graphics intensive, and still under construction)

177. Lost River Cave Includes tour highlights, hours, rates, discount coupon, history, hydrology and geology, and information about Friends of the Lost River organization. http://www.lostrivercave.com/

Become A Big Wheel Sail into the new millenium on a Lost River Cave boat tour. The Lost River Cave and Valley have been attractive and useful to humans since the first Native Americans inhabited this place about 11,000 years ago. This unique site, donated to Western Kentucky University in 1985, was created by geological events causing the collapse of a large cave system to form the mile-long Cave Valley in which the Lost River rises to the surface in four places or "windows." The most prominent of these begins at a "blue hole spring" and flows through the Valley for a distance of a few hundred yards before entering what is considered the largest cave opening in the Eastern United States. After flowing into the Cave entrance, the river becomes "lost" and courses for several miles under the city of Bowling Green, Kentucky , emerging at Jennings Creek , a tributary of the Barren River The Lost River Cave and Valley is leased from Western Kentucky University by the Friends of The Lost River , a nonprofit organization formed in 1990 to preserve, restore, and operate the site for educational purposes.

178. NCSU Department Of Marine, Earth And Atmospheric Sciences Offers BA, BS, MS, and PhD degrees in marine sciences, geology and meteorology. Focus areas include weather prediction, air quality, airsea interactions, climate modeling, hydrology, geochemistry, and surface processes. http://www.meas.ncsu.edu

Overview Programs Facilities Setting ... Outreach Prospective Students: Undergraduate Graduate Current Students: Undergraduate Graduate Faculty Staff ... Graduate Opportunities The Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (MEAS) at North Carolina State University is one of the largest interdisciplinary physical science departments in the nation. MEAS offers graduate and undergraduate degrees in Atmospheric Science/Meteorology, Geology, and Marine Science. SPECIAL LECTURE: Jack Horner: Dinosaurs from the Inside Out Jordan Hall, room 1132, at 9:30 on Friday, Sept 23. Jack Horner grew up in Shelby, Montana, where he found his first dinosaur fossil at age 8. He has been looking for them ever since. He had his first real break when he was in Montana, prospecting his favorite hills while on vacation from his job at Princeton. He was handed some small fossil bones, and immediately recognized their significance as embryonic dinosaur remains. This led to the discovery of the first dinosaur nesting ground, in 1979, and only the second example world-wide of dinosaur eggs. From this early information, Jack has continued to make dinosaur paleontology headlines, as he used clues in the fossil record to infer dinosaur herding behavior, parental care, and nesting and reproductive strategies. More recently, Jack has teamed up with colleagues in California and Berkely to begin the field of "dinosaur paleohistology," using microscopic studies of dinosaur bone to infer growth rates, which in turn may be physiological indicators.

179. Sciencecourseware.org geology Labs Online. Interactive tutorials on isochron and radiocarbon dating,river discharge and flooding, and earthquake epicenter and magnitude http://vcourseware.calstatela.edu/

The Virtual Courseware Project produces interactive, online simulations for the life science laboratory or for earth science field studies. The activities are designed to enhance an existing curriculum and include online assessments. They can be used by students ranging from middle school, high school, or college classrooms. Click on a project on the right to access the entry point for this fun, exciting, and engaging suite of activities. Pop-up blockers must be disabled to view the activities. The activities contain Macromedia Flash movies or Java applets (see System Requirements in each project). Click here to see testimonials and recognition for the Virtual Courseware Project. Virtual Courseware for Inquiry-based Science Education Exploratory activities in the earth and life sciences that are aligned to state and National Science Education Standards, especially for high school classrooms. Virtual Courseware for Earth and Environmental Sciences Interactive simulations and tutorials on global warming and seismology. Geology Labs Online Interactive tutorials on isochron and radiocarbon dating, river discharge and flooding, and earthquake epicenter and magnitude determination.

180. RU Dept. Of Geology: Quaternary Studies Offers a multidisciplinary graduate certificate program allowing students to specialize in the study of the last few million years in earth's history, incorporating anthropology, geology, geography, biology, meteorology, and environmental science. http://geology.rutgers.edu/qstudies.html

Geology Home Research Graduate Students Graduate Program ... Museum Quaternary Studies For Alumni Geo-Links RUTGERS Info Quaternary Studies An Interdisciplinary Program Contents The Program Certificate Requirements Graduate Courses Faculty ... For Information The Program Rutgers' Graduate Certificate in Quaternary Studies is a multidisciplinary program allowing students to specialize in the study of the last few million years in earth's historythe Late Cenozoic and Quaternary geologic time periods. The program explores the interaction of the lithosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere of these years, during which fluctuations in climate triggered the development of continental-scale ice sheets, caused major changes in sea level, and initiated major migrations of animal and plant communities. These changes shaped our contemporary physical environment and stongly influenced evolution. This period saw the dawn of Homo sapiens and the simultaneous extinction of many other groups of organisms. Our knowledge of Late Cenozoic and Quaternary events helps researchers understand current environmental changes and may enable them to anticipate future changes affecting the earth and its inhabitants. The program offers students the opportunity to conduct interdisciplinary research in the fields of anthropology, geology, geography, biology, meteorology, and environmental science. Based on a broad, multidisclipinary approach, the program provides the necessary theoretical and practical background for students pursuing careers that may require specialized knowledge of the Late Cenozoic and Quaternary periods.

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