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University of California, Davis Geology Home Page
Introduces the Department of Geology at the University of California, Davis (UCD). Describes the department, faculty, and class schedule. Provides earthquake information. Lists the computer labs on the UCD campus and societies and professional organizations related to geology. Describes the equipment available in the various research laboratories related to geology as well as the departmental computer facilities.
Department of Geology at the University of California at Davis
Introduces the Department of Geology at the University of California at Davis (UCD). Includes links to information on the department, faculty, class schedule, and classes with web pages available. Offers links to information on earthquakes, Comet Shoemaker-Levy, Dante II, US Geological Survey, NASA technical reports, Seisom-Surfing the Internet, and other sources.
The Web of Geological Sciences
"This volume covers many of the important advances in the geological sciences from 1963 to 2013. These advances include understanding plate tectonics, exploration of the Moon and Mars, development of new computing and analytical technologies, understanding of the role of microbiology in geologic processes, and many others"--Provided by publisher.
A Wilder Time
John Burroughs Medal for Distinguished Natural History Book New Mexico-Arizona Book Award Winner Saroyan Prize Shortlist Kirkus Reviews "Best Book of the Year" selection "A richly literary account. . . . Anchored by deep reflection and scientific knowledge, A Wilder Time is a portrait of an ancient, nearly untrammeled world that holds the secrets of our planet's deepest past, even as it accelerates into our rapidly changing future. The book bears the literary, scientific, philosophic, and poetic qualities of a nature-writing classic, the rarest mixture of beauty and scholarship, told with the deftest touch." —John Burroughs Medal judges’ citation Greenland, one of the last truly wild pla...
The Galápagos
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History of Life
History of Life is not just for students, but for everyone interested in the history of life on our planet. Paleontology, the study of ancient life, requires some knowledge of biology, ecology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. However, the average person can have access to it without deep scientific training. This book serves three audiences: it is an introduction to palaeontology; a general education course that introduces nonspecialists to science and scientific thought; and an introduction to the history of life for biologists who know a lot about the present and little about the past. The author's aim is ambitious: to take you to the edges of our knowledge in palaeontology; to show you how life has evolved on Earth,;and to explain how we have constructed the history of that evolution from the record of rocks and fossils. Web page tied to use of book boxes. Case studies. End chapter questions. End chapter references.
