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The Geology of a Crime SceneBiology and geology contain numerous clues that help investigators in solving homicides by identifying the victim, culprit and tools used to commit the act. -
Why Geology Matters to You and to MeFollowing a brief research project on nationwide interest in research science, I realized that what I had found didn't just apply to biology, but to geology as well. -
Waterfall GeologyThe unique characteristics of a given waterfall are a composite of many contributing factors; area climate, topography, and the specific geologic conditions that form the falls. -
Guidance Resources for Geology CareersGuidance counselors and science teachers will find these websites and other resources helpful for students who express an interest in geology as a career. Geoscience career resources are presented in an annotated bibliography.
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The Geology of Florida: More Than Just RocksA short paper describing the geology of my home, Florida. The paper is broken up into discussing the rocks and minerals, bodies of water, and formations of the state.
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How to Prepare for the ASBOG Professional Geology Licensing ExamThe National Association of State Boards of Geology coordinates a nationwide geologist licensing exam. Graduates seeking licensing should get familiar with how to prepare for the ASBOG exam so they can get licensed at the state level.
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Geology Tools: Drilling EquipmentsAn imperative element of geology is the study or examination of Earth's structures, processes, materials and organisms that have changed in the course of time.
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Free Printable Geology and Earth Science Lesson PlansThe earth is the only planet in our solar system capable of sustaining organic life. Here are free printable lesson plans, charts, graphs and maps to explore geology, rocks and minerals and earth science. -
Geology of Knoxville, TennesseeA Description of the Geology of Knoxville, Tennessee
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Two Summer Camping Escapes Feature Volcanic GeologyThis article is about how to combine summer time camping and hiking while learning about volcanoes and geology. Mount St. Helens and the Ginkgo Petrified forest are featured. -
Learning the Geology Around the Place You LiveA guide to investigating the geology of your home area.
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Dating Methods in Archaeology: Must Know for Geology Students!This is a descriptive guide for Dating Methods used in archaeology. Its useful for those who are aspiring Geology students & enthusiasts!
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The Importance of Geology in the Modern WorldGeology is important in all of our lives, but this profession is usually overlooked and is not well-understood.
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Careers for Graduates with a Degree in GeologyGeology is more than just the study of old rocks. Today geology grads can find top paying occupations in a variety of industries. Careers for geologists are also likely to be found in government agencies.
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The History, Geology, and Ecology of Crater Lake, OregonOverview of history, geology, an ecology of Crater Lake, Oregon. -
Geology Activities for Homeschool StudentsExplore the building blocks of the earth with these homeschool geology activities.
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The Spirituality of GeologyIn learning more about our planet Earth, I came to discover not only a deeper connection with it, but a deeper part of myself. -
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Shows Southwestern Wildlife, Plants & GeologyThe Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson does a great job of showcasing the state's flora, fauna and natural history. It's also located in a very scenic piece of high desert terrain, so bring your camera. -
What You Can Do with a Major in GeologyAfter spending two years researching different majors, I'm here to offer the results. For all of you who are interested in earth studies, this may be a good fit for you!
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Tips for Building Your Dream Swimming Pool: Look for the Right Contractor to Help Deal with Expense, Mess, Permits and GeologyIt's summer, and you're dreaming about putting a pool in the back yard. The reality is that it's a long, expensive project. But having the right pool contractor can make things go swimmingly.
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Free Lesson Plan: the Incredible Edible EggThe tiny (or large) egg can be used to teach not only cooking, but also faith, science, and geology. Find all three parts as a lesson plan here. -
Best Movies for Earth Science with Free Printable Follow-Up Lesson PlansTeaching earth science, geology or geography classes? Need a list of great movies to use as the basis for some your lesson plans and classroom exploration? This list includes movies and links for free printable follow up lesson plans. -
Visit Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park in UtahVisiting Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park in southern Utah is a lesson in geography, geology, weather and physics all at the same time. -
Visit the Frank H. McClung Museum in Knoxville, TN on the UT CampusThe Frank H. McClung Museum is one of the gems of the University of Tennessee Knoxville Campus. Permanent exhibits include archaeology, geology and history. The Frank H. McClung Museum has free admission which makes it an affordable afternoon.
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Exciting Preschool Geology LessonsWith these hands-on geological projects your young students will become fascinated as they experience the earth they live on. -
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Pound Ridge, New YorkKids get a hands on lesson on the formation of Rocks and Minerals at local reservation.
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A Dad Connecting with His Son, the College StudentI studied Geology and History in the early 1970's. My son is studying the same in college now. Our discussions are a treat for both of us.
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Earthquakes in New HampshireCalifornia is not the only state to experience major quakes. New Hampshire has experienced them, and the bedrock geology makes it more widespread.
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Life of Sir George Biddell AirySir George Biddell Airy was an English scientist who made contributions in the fields of astronomy, optics, and geology. Airy was the first to successfully correct for astigmatism in the human eye, and the Airy disk is named for him. -
Visiting Black Canyon of the Gunnison National ParkBlack Canyon, with 2,000 foot walls, is a marvel of geology and well worth a short visit. -
Free Lessons About Earthquakes, Earth Science, Emergency PreparednessA 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey yesterday. The death toll has risen to 270 and rescue workers race to free those trapped. Here are free earth science, plate tectonics, the Ring of Fire, geology and emergency preparedness lessons.
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How Caves FormFind out how caves form and be able to identify different types of cave formations. Learn about cave minerals and other aspects of its geology.
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Free Printable Science and Social Studies Crossword PuzzlesCrossword puzzles make excellent lesson plans for any subject. They expand vocabulary and improve spelling. Here are links for thousands of free printable science, social studies, literature and math crossword puzzles.
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Digging in the Dirt: How I Spent My HoneymoonI know it's not what most people would choose for a honeymoon, but my geology-packed getaway in Virginia was perfect for us. -
SPLWA 52nd Annual Symposium 2011The Student Poster Session allows any student from an accredited university working on a project in petrophyics, well logging or geology to publish their work for display to all delegates. -
Grand Canyon Winter Vacation GuideFind out what you can do during the winter at the Grand canyon, for instance: Kolb Studio, Verkamps Visitor Center, Yavapai Geology Museum, Tusayan Ruin and much more. -
Earthquakes - Geology and HistoryEarthquakes are part of our history. They have been happening since the beginning of time and will continue to occur long after we are gone.
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Biblical Concepts in Geology, Psychology, and Other SciencesDistinguishing reality from misconceptions.
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The Lost Sea Adventures in Sweetwater, TennesseeThe Lost Sea cavern tour has history, geology and glass bottomed boats. -
How to Get Glacial Rocks into Your Hands in Washington StateThis article is about summer time hikes in Washington state that will teach you about glaciers and their affects on geology. Expect to find places to get cool and your hands on rocks.
