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- Plate Tectonics and Earthquakes (Bowerman)
Provides over two dozen resources.
Papers
- Plate Tectonics (NASA)
Provides a drawing of the movement of plates throughout the world. Also provides more detailed drawings of areas of the world, but some of the detailed drawings are large files.
- Plate Tectonics (NASA)
Provides an overview of plate tectonics and describes NAS's work in making our picture more complete and accurate.
- Plate Tectonics (ThinkQuest)
Provides well organized and indepth information on plate tectonics.
- Plate Tectonics (USGS)
Provides a comprehensive description of plate movement, including examples.
- Plate Tectonics - Animated Geological History (Berkeley)
Displays how plates looked in the past. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics - Himalayan Mountains (USGS)
Provides a history of the collision of the plate carrying India with Asia, forming the Himalayan Mountains.
- Plate Tectonics - History of the Theory (Berkeley)
Provides a detailed history. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics - History of the Theory (Volcano World)
Provides a very short history. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics - History of the Theory, Alfred Wegener (Berkeley)
Provides a biography of the man who is credited greatly for the theory of plate tectonics, as well as a history of the development of the theory. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics - The Mechanism (Berkeley)
Describes how plate tectonics operate and includes diagrams. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics - The Mechanism (Volcano World)
Describes and illustrates how plate tectonics operate. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics - The Theory (U.S. Geological Survey)
Provides graphics and explanations. Rather comprehensive. 1-00
- Plate Tectonics and Earthquakes (Louie)
Provides graphics, photos, and explanations. Rather comprehensive.
- Plate Tectonics and Earthquakes (Wheeling Jesuit University)
Provides a graphic of the world, including convergent, divergent, and transform plate boundaries.
- Plate Tectonics and Global Warming (Scientific American - Hoffman and Schrag)
Describes a theory that the earth went through very cold and very hot periods in the past, destroying almost all life in the process. Four times the earth may have been a "snowball." 1-00
- Plate Tectonics and Rock Sequences
Provides a cross section of rocks that are similar across continents.
Projects
- Earth Science - Earthquakes and Plate Tectonics
Provides exercises using real earthquake data to help understand both the moving plates and their relationship to earthquakes.
Send comments to Dr. R. Jerry Adams
at [adamsjr@mindspring.com]
- Last Updated 08/27/00