The geology of Ogun State in southwestern Nigeria, particularly within the Dahomey or Benin Basin, holds significant value for understanding the region's origins and geological evolution. This includes insights on sedimentary basins, the Wilson Cycle, and the unique characteristics of the Dahomey or

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Presenting at the XIV Congress of the International Association for Engineering Geology and the Environment on the topic of Engineering Geology for a Habitable Earth. The presentation covers the background of the project, methodology used, results obtained, and conclusions/recommendations drawn. Tip

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Delve into the world of diamond mining and geology with a focus on Kimberlites. Explore topics such as diamond deposits exploration, mantle petrology, and economic geology presented by experts in the field. Discover the origins and evolution of Kimberlites, advancements in prospecting techniques, an

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This geology unit review covers identifying different processes such as uplift, subduction, and convection, as well as types of volcanoes like cinder cones and composite volcanoes. It also discusses the Pacific Plate and its unique characteristics, along with volcanic activity around the Ring of Fir

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Explore the interdisciplinary field of Medical Geology at Western Oregon University, covering topics such as environmental exposure, geological impacts on nutrition, geologic hazards, and water quality. Discover how the Earth's subsystems interact and affect human health, with a focus on pathways of

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The evolution of elements in the universe began with the Big Bang, leading to the formation of hydrogen, helium, and heavier elements through stellar processes like fusion and supernovae. Our solar system formed 4.5 billion years ago from a nebula containing a variety of elements. These elements pla

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Explore the world of fossils and geological time scales in a Geology for Non-Science Majors lab under Dr. Kate Bulinski at Bellarmine University. Understand major paleontological events, diversifications, mass extinctions, and groups of organisms while learning to graph in Microsoft Excel.

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Exploring the world of geology, this content delves into minerals as inorganic substances with specific compositions, rock formations of various origins, and ore classifications encompassing metallic, noble, industrial, gemstone, and fuel resources. It covers the definitions, characteristics, and cl

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Training in geological map interpretation aims to accurately identify features depicted on maps through careful examination of geological information. The description of a geological map involves a chronological synthesis of geological data, analysis of the geology of an area focusing on relief, suc

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Sediment provenance in geology involves reconstructing the origin of sediments through compositional analyses to determine erosion history and geographical origins. It helps characterize the journey of sediments from source to sink, providing insights into tectonic and paleoclimatic histories. Prove

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Siwaliks, part of the Himalayan range, hold a rich geological history with unique landscapes and diverse flora and fauna. Stretching from Bhutan to Pakistan, these mountains boast a variety of rock layers, surrounding rivers, and distinct climates. The region's straitigraphy and geology mark it as a

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Explore the concept of resistivity measurements in geology, focusing on electrode configurations such as Wenner and Schlumberger arrays. Learn about the potential differences in electrode setups and how to calculate apparent resistivity through geometrical factors. Various electrode arrangements and

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The Sevier Orogeny in the Cretaceous period led to extension in the North American Cordillera, with gravitational collapse playing a key role in the development of the Sevier fold and thrust belt. The internal zone consisted of metamorphic core complexes and Mesozoic-Paleogene plutons, showcasing ev

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Chapter 6 of the Earth's geology covers various topics including the melting associated with the addition of carbon dioxide or water to rocks, types of magma based on silica content, descriptions of hot mafic magma, and characteristics of pyroclastic flows in volcanoes. Test your knowledge with thes

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Staged research project for WAC by Dr. David Krantz at the University of Toledo, focusing on sedimentology and stratigraphy in geology courses. Includes WAC approaches, self-reflection tasks, and writing exercises related to stratigraphy and the environmental sciences. Examples and writing tasks lik

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Earth's geology varies across regions, with distinct rock types like metamorphic rocks found in particular environments. Learn about the characteristics of rocks, the properties of different rock types, and the impact of human activities on the rock cycle.

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This review covers the identification of rocks as igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic, along with definitions and properties of minerals like cleavage, crystal structure, streak color, and more. It also discusses the classification of rocks as foliated or nonfoliated. Prepare for your geology test

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Explore the dynamic forces of erosion and deposition in geology, from the constructive and destructive processes to weathering, erosion agents, rates of erosion, sorting of sediment, deposition, and different depositional environments where sediments settle. Delve into how factors like weather, clim

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Explore the processes of erosion, deposition, weathering, and mass movement in geology. Learn about how rocks are broken down and carried away, the different types of weathering, and the factors affecting these processes. Discover the role of gravity in erosion and the impact of chemical reactions o

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The Rutgers Geology Museum played a significant role in the development of geoscience education in the 19th and 20th centuries at Rutgers University. From the rise of geology in the United States to the establishment of geology courses at the university, key figures like George H. Cook and A.H. Ches

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Explore the geology and formation of the Finger Lakes region as detailed in the USGS Professional Paper 1089 by Fullerton (1980). Learn about the intriguing processes that shaped these unique lakes and their surrounding landscapes. Stunning images depict the geological features and illustrate how th

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Explore the Goldschmidt System in geology, which classifies chemical elements based on their preferred host phases. Learn about lithophile elements concentrated in the Earth's crust and the elemental composition of the crust. Discover the significance of chondrites in meteorites and the foundational

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Geology is the scientific study of the Earth's physical structure, substances, history, and processes. This field offers diverse career opportunities, from teaching and economic geology to environmental and engineering geology. Geologists play crucial roles in understanding natural hazards, explorin

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The geology of the United States is diverse and fascinating, organized into 10 key geologic provinces along with Hawaii and Alaska. Orogeny processes have shaped the land over time, adding new land to the Precambrian craton. Geologic maps depict the location and age of rocks in the uppermost crust u

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Explore the new GCSE Geology starting from September 2017, introduced under the Eduqas brand. The course offers a comprehensive examination structure with components including Geological Principles assessments involving multiple-choice and structured writing questions. Contact details for subject of

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Delve into the diverse field of geology, covering topics such as physical and historical geology, geochronology, mineralogy, petrology, and more. Learn about the solar nebula hypothesis and the Earth's lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere. Discover the composition of Earth's atmospher

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Geology in relation to the environment involves studying Earth's geological processes, both surface and deep, and their impacts on nature and human activities. Environmental geology focuses on the interaction between humans and the Earth's near-surface environment, addressing hazards like erosion, f

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Economic geology, as discussed in the provided content, delves into the commercial and industrial utilization of Earth's resources. Covering topics such as mineral deposits, ores, gangue minerals, common economic minerals, and classification of mineral deposits, this field plays a crucial role in id

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This session delves into the fundamental principles of medical geology and its impact on human health. It explores how exposure to certain elements in the geologic environment can affect well-being, emphasizing pathways of trace elements into the body and their consequences. Dr. Patrick Asamoah Saky

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Immersion education, typically used in fields like geology, has shown to enhance conceptual understanding. Can online environments be leveraged for immersion education? This study explores the impact of immersion education on student learning outcomes in an online Introduction to Environmental Geolo

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The Feldspar Group is a vital component of rock-forming silicates found in various types of rocks. Comprising two main types - Alkali Feldspar and Plagioclase Feldspar, they exhibit distinct chemical compositions and physical properties. These alumino-silicates are characterized by their atomic stru

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Pyroxenes are vital rock-forming minerals found in various types of igneous rocks and metamorphic conditions. They consist of linked SiO4 tetrahedra, forming structural chains with specific chemical compositions. The orthorhombic and monoclinic pyroxenes play essential roles in geology, demonstratin

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Detailed study of the glacial geology of Hudson River Gorge based on bridge crossings between Albany Coveville and Newburgh, NY. The research delves into late Pleistocene stratigraphy, preglacial drainage, and physiographic provinces, presenting a comprehensive analysis of the geological history of

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This project utilizes teaching assistants in a community college geology classroom to improve student understanding and retention. Teaching assistants assist in lab activities, lead field trips, and provide tutoring, resulting in enhanced learning outcomes for students like Jeremy, Kristie, and Rand

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Dive into an engaging Round Robin review game where participants answer questions on geology and earth sciences to earn points. Rules emphasize quick thinking, accurate responses, and teamwork. Explore various topics such as rock types, mountain formation, and water movement in a fun and competitive

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Studying the diverse igneous geology in and around the Columbia Hills provides insights into Martian atmosphere, volatile budget, age, source characteristics, cooling history, and more. Researchers have uncovered valuable information by coupling unaltered igneous rocks with meteorites and surface sp

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Calvin College's Museum Department of Geology, Geography, and Environmental Studies, led by individuals like Bruce Dice and scholarship recipients, has come to life through the dedication of key figures like Bob Berkhof and Phil Beezhold. The museum showcases a range of exhibits, including rare mine

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Evolution and success of GEO 303, a large introductory geoscience course at the University of Texas at Austin. The course blends physical and historical geology, challenges students' pre-conceived notions, and encourages them to think like geologists. Team teaching, innovative instructional methods,

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Explore the evolution of Indo-European languages through phylogeny estimation under a model of linguistic character evolution. Follow the Computational Historical Linguistics Project's collaboration that began in 1994, leading to the development of methods and studies on homoplasy-free evolution and

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Involving a backward redesign led by curriculum revision specialists, the Texas A&M Geology and Geophysics curriculum has been undergoing changes since 2014. The revision aims to identify the necessary skills, knowledge, and competencies for students. It includes new courses introduced in 2016-17, w

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