geology

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geology

Rock formations and unusual geologic structures

exploring the earth's surface
2001
A textbook on geology, rocks, and rock structures that covers such topics as mountains, volcanoes, erosion and sedimentation, caves and caverns, asteroids and comets, canyons, and rock monuments, and includes photos, a glossary, and a bibliography.

Quakes, eruptions, and other geologic cataclysms

revealing the Earth's hazards
2001
Examines the geologic forces that shape the Earth, and discusses the hazards posed by plate tectonic activity, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, ground failure and collapse, floods, dust storms, glaciers, and impact cratering.

Earth cycles

2001
Describes how the earth's motion is responsible for three cycles: day and night, the phases of the moon, and the seasons.

Badlands

beauty carved from nature
1991
Describes the beauty and desolation of the barren region known as the Badlands, the historic events connected with it, and what it is like today.

Digging deeper

investigations into rocks, shocks, quakes, and other earthy matters
1987
Discusses various aspects of geology, such as plate tectonics, erosion, and mineral resources. Includes related experiments and activities.

Landforms

1971
An introduction and practical guide to landforms--the naturally produced surface features of the earth's crust.

Exploring the Earth with John Wesley Powell

2000
The story of the mapping of the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon. Includes related activities.

Planet Earth

1995
Examines how the earth was formed and what it is like under the surface, discussing various geological elements such as oceans, mountains, glaciers, and volcanoes.

Leo Geo and his miraculous journey through the center of the earth

2012
Armed with scientific knowledge and a magic dagger, Leo is determined to outwit man-eating Quadclops giants and Malvisors and travel to the center of the earth.

Inside Earth

2010
Go back to the beginning of time and discover the makeup of the Earth. From raging volcanoes to climate change and gases in the ozone layer, the history of our planet has never been so accessible. Amazing Facts are points of high interest for young readers.

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