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Physical Geology - Stevens

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Physical Geology - Stevens

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Kimberlee Stevens
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Sierra College
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  1. 01: Introduction to Physical Geology
  2. 1.01: What Is Geology
  3. 1.02: Why Study Earth
  4. 1.2.01: The Earth in Space
  5. 1.2.02: Earth System Science
  6. 1.2.03: Early Scientific Thought
  7. 1.2.04: We Study Earth Using the Scientific Method
  8. 1.2.05: Science Denial and Evaluating Sources
  9. 1.2.06: What Do Geologists Do
  10. 1.03: Three Big Ideas- Geological Time Uniformitarianism and Plate Tectonics
  11. 1.04: The Hydrologic Cycle
  12. 1.05: Chapter 1 Summary and Key Term Check
  13. 02: Origins - The Universe and Our Solar System
  14. 2.01: Starting with a Big Bang
  15. 2.1.01: Planet-Forming Materials Come from the Remnants of Exploded Stars
  16. 2.02: How to Build a Solar System
  17. 2.2.01: Earths First 2 Billion Years
  18. 2.2.02: Fundamentals of Plate Tectonics
  19. 2.2.03: Are There Other Earths
  20. 2.03: Chapter 2 Summary and Key Term Check
  21. 03: Matter Minerals and Rocks
  22. 3.01: The Building Blocks of Matter
  23. 3.1.01: Atoms
  24. 3.1.1.01: Ions
  25. 3.1.1.02: Typical Valences
  26. 3.1.02: Bonding and Lattices
  27. 3.02: Common Elements in Crust and Mantle
  28. 3.2.01: Common Elements Make Up the Common Minerals
  29. 3.2.02: Definition of a Mineral
  30. 3.2.03: Crystalline and Noncrystalline Solids
  31. 3.2.3.01: Forming Crystals
  32. 3.2.3.02: How Minerals Form
  33. 3.2.3.03: Evaporite Minerals
  34. 3.2.3.04: Crystals and Crystallization Key Concepts
  35. 3.03: Mineral Properties
  36. 3.04: Mineral Groups
  37. 3.4.01: Silicate Minerals
  38. 3.4.02: Radioactive Minerals
  39. 3.05: Summary and Key Term Check
  40. 3.06: Geological Resources
  41. 3.6.01: Metal Deposits
  42. 3.6.02: Industrial Minerals
  43. 3.6.03: Fossil Fuels
  44. 3.6.04: Diamonds
  45. 3.6.05: Summary and Key Term Check
  46. 3.07: The Rock Cycle
  47. 3.7.01: What Is A Rock
  48. 3.7.02: The Rock Cycle
  49. 3.7.03: Summary and Key Term Check
  50. 04: Igneous Rocks
  51. 4.01: Magma and How It Forms
  52. 4.02: Crystallization of Magma
  53. 4.03: Classification of Igneous Rocks
  54. 4.04: Intrusive Igneous Rocks
  55. 4.05: Summary and Key Term Check
  56. 05: Weathering Sediment and Soil
  57. 5.01: Physical Weathering
  58. 5.02: Chemical Weathering
  59. 5.03: Controls on Weathering Processes and Rates
  60. 5.04: Weathering and Erosion Produce Sediments
  61. 5.05: Weathering and Soil Formation
  62. 5.5.01: Soil Orders
  63. 5.5.02: Review and Additional Resources
  64. 5.06: Weathering and Climate Change
  65. 5.07: Summary and Key Term Check
  66. 06: Sedimentary Rocks
  67. 6.01: Clastic Sedimentary Rocks
  68. 6.02: Chemical and Biochemical Sedimentary Rocks
  69. 6.03: Organic Sedimentary Rocks
  70. 6.04: Depositional Environments and Sedimentary Basins
  71. 6.4.01: Sea-Floor Sediments
  72. 6.05: Sedimentary Structures and Fossils
  73. 6.06: Groups Formations and Members
  74. 6.07: Summary and Key Term Check
  75. 07: Metamorphism and Metamorphic Rocks
  76. 7.01: Controls on Metamorphic Processes
  77. 7.02: Foliation and Rock Cleavage
  78. 7.03: Classification of Metamorphic Rocks
  79. 7.04: Types of Metamorphism and Where They Occur
  80. 7.05: Metamorphic Facies and Index Minerals
  81. 7.06: Metamorphic Hydrothermal Processes and Metasomatism
  82. 7.07: Summary and Key Term Check
  83. 08: Measuring Geological Time
  84. 8.01: The Geological Timescale
  85. 8.02: Relative Dating Methods
  86. 8.03: Dating Rocks Using Fossils
  87. 8.04: Isotopic Dating Methods
  88. 8.4.01: Age of the solar system
  89. 8.4.02: The implications of meteorites
  90. 8.05: Other Dating Methods
  91. 8.06: Understanding Geological Time
  92. 8.07: Summary and Key Term Check
  93. 09: Earth History
  94. 9.01: Origin of the Solar System - The Nebular Hypothesis
  95. 9.02: Hadean Eon
  96. 9.03: Archean Eon
  97. 9.04: Proterzoic Eon
  98. 9.05: Phanerozoic Eon - Paleozoic Era
  99. 9.06: Phanerozoic Eon - Mesozoic Era
  100. 9.07: Phanerozoic Eon - Cenozoic Era
  101. 10: Plate Tectonics
  102. 10.01: Alfred Wegeners Arguments for Plate Tectonics
  103. 10.02: Global Geological Models of the Early 20th Century
  104. 10.03: Geological Renaissance of the Mid-20th Century
  105. 10.04: Plates Plate Motions and Plate-Boundary Processes
  106. 10.05: Mechanisms for Plate Motion
  107. 10.06: Summary and Key Term Check
  108. 10.07: Geology of the Oceans
  109. 10.7.01: The Topography of the Sea Floor
  110. 10.7.02: The Geology of the Oceanic Crust
  111. 10.7.03: Summary
  112. 10.08: Mountain Building
  113. 10.8.01: Western Mesozoic Orogenies
  114. 10.8.02: (Case Study) Californias Coast Ranges - a Mesozoic accretionary wedge complex
  115. 10.8.2.01: Modern physiography suggests an ancient subduction zone
  116. 10.8.2.02: Rocks and structures associated with the subduction of oceanic crust
  117. 10.8.2.03: The hard rocks - mantle and crust
  118. 10.8.2.04: The sedimentary journey
  119. 10.8.2.05: Deformation of these rocks into geological structures
  120. 10.8.2.06: The end of subduction
  121. 10.8.03: The History of the San Andreas Fault and the Basin and Range
  122. 11: Earthquakes
  123. 11.01: What is an Earthquake
  124. 11.02: Seismic Waves and Measuring Earthquakes
  125. 11.03: Earthquakes and Plate Tectonics
  126. 11.04: The Impacts of Earthquakes
  127. 11.05: Forecasting Earthquakes and Minimizing Impacts
  128. 11.06: Summary and Key Term Check
  129. 11.07: Earths Interior
  130. 11.7.01: Earths Layers- Crust Mantle and Core
  131. 11.7.02: Imaging Earths Interior
  132. 11.7.03: Earths Interior Heat
  133. 11.7.04: Earths Magnetic Field
  134. 11.7.05: Isostasy
  135. 11.7.06: Summary and Key Term Check
  136. 12: Geological Structures and Mountain Building
  137. 12.01: Stress and Strain
  138. 12.02: Folds
  139. 12.03: Fractures Joints and Faults
  140. 12.04: (Tools of the Trade) Geologic structures
  141. 12.4.01: Tectonic Movement
  142. 12.4.02: Types of Stress
  143. 12.4.03: Deformation - folding
  144. 12.4.04: Deformation - Faults
  145. 12.05: (Tools of the Trade) Way-up structures
  146. 12.5.01: Introduction
  147. 12.5.02: Sedimentary way-up structures
  148. 12.5.03: Igneous way-up structures
  149. 12.5.04: Conclusion
  150. 12.06: Measuring Geological Structures
  151. 12.07: (Tools of the Trade) Geologic maps
  152. 12.7.01: Introduction
  153. 12.7.02: History of geologic maps
  154. 12.7.03: Elements of a geologic map
  155. 12.7.04: Orientation of structures
  156. 12.7.05: Folds and faults
  157. 12.7.06: The map's explanation
  158. 12.7.07: Examples to help train your eye
  159. 12.7.08: Practice
  160. 12.7.09: Conclusion
  161. 12.08: Summary and Key Term Check
  162. 13: Volcanism
  163. 13.01: What Is A Volcano
  164. 13.02: Materials Produced by Volcanic Eruptions
  165. 13.03: Types of Volcanoes
  166. 13.04: Types of Volcanic Eruptions
  167. 13.05: Plate Tectonics and Volcanism
  168. 13.06: Volcanic Hazards
  169. 13.07: Monitoring Volcanoes and Predicting Eruptions
  170. 13.08: Volcanoes in Canada
  171. 13.09: Summary and Key Term Check
  172. 14: Mass Wasting
  173. 14.01: Factors That Control Slope Stability
  174. 14.02: Classification of Mass Wasting
  175. 14.03: Preventing Delaying Monitoring and Mitigating Mass Wasting
  176. 14.04: Summary and Key Term Check
  177. 15: Streams and Floods
  178. 15.01: Streams in the Hydrological Cycle
  179. 15.02: Channel Development and Drainage Basins
  180. 15.03: Stream Erosion and Deposition
  181. 15.04: Stream Types
  182. 15.05: Flooding
  183. 15.06: Summary and Key Term Check
  184. 16: Groundwater
  185. 16.01: Groundwater and Aquifers
  186. 16.02: Groundwater Flow
  187. 16.03: Groundwater Extraction
  188. 16.04: Groundwater Quality
  189. 16.05: Summary
  190. 16.06: Karst and Caves
  191. 16.6.01: Karst Landscapes and Systems
  192. 16.6.02: Karst Landscapes Landforms and Surface Features
  193. 16.6.03: 12.03-Karst Hydrogeology
  194. 16.6.04: Karst Cave Features Cave Contents and Subterranean Life
  195. 16.6.05: Origin and Genesis of Caves
  196. 16.6.06: Human Interactions with Karst and Caves
  197. 16.6.07: Summary and Questions for Review
  198. 17: Glaciation and Glacial Features
  199. 17.01: Types of Glaciers
  200. 17.02: Glacial Erosion
  201. 17.03: Glacial Deposits
  202. 17.04: Glaciations over Earths History
  203. 17.05: (Case Study) The Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington
  204. 17.5.01: Uniformitarianism vs. Catastrophism
  205. 17.5.02: J Harlen Bretz
  206. 17.5.03: Channeled Scablands geomorphology
  207. 17.5.04: Bretz floats his hypothesis
  208. 17.5.05: Glacial Lake Missoula
  209. 17.5.06: Catastrophes aren't against the rules
  210. 17.5.07: Further reading
  211. 17.06: Summary and Key Term Check
  212. 18: Desert Environments and Wind Deposits
  213. 18.01: Prelude to Deserts
  214. 18.02: The Origin of Deserts
  215. 18.03: Desert Weathering and Erosion
  216. 18.04: Desert Landforms
  217. 18.05: The Great Basin and the Basin and Range
  218. 19: Oceans Water Movement and Coastlines
  219. 19.01: Overview of the Oceans
  220. 19.02: Waves
  221. 19.03: Waves and Wave Processes
  222. 19.04: Current and Tides
  223. 19.05: Sea-Level Change
  224. 19.06: Landforms and Coastal Erosion
  225. 19.07: Shoreline Features
  226. 19.08: Landforms and Coastal Deposition
  227. 19.09: Human Interference with Shorelines
  228. 19.10: Summary
  229. 20: Earth-System Change
  230. 20.01: What Is the Earth System
  231. 20.1.01: Atmospheric Composition
  232. 20.1.02: Greenhouse Effect
  233. 20.02: Causes of Climate Change
  234. 20.03: Methods for Studying Past Climate
  235. 20.04: Computer Models of the Earth System
  236. 20.05: Humans in the Earth System
  237. 20.06: Welcome to the Anthropocene
  238. 20.07: Summary and Key Term Check