This is a brief list of some of the
key links to resources that you should utilize for this course. Many of
these are "links to links" that have already been compiled (thankfully!)
by other people.
 Web-search
Tools:
Lycos Alta
Vista Excite
Infoseek Magellan
Yahoo
News
Agencies:
ABC
CNN USAtoday
NYtimes
Hazard
Links
access a list of hazard-related links from GEOS110 Natural
Disaster
Links
to Links
Index
of USGS Servers
Links
to Earth Resources
Links to other Geology
and Disaster sites
Other
Physical Geology Course Homepages
Internet-based
exercises
General
Geology Links
Virtual Geoscience
Professor
The Virtual
Earth
Plate
Tectonics
USGS
Plate Tectonics Web site
Plate
Tectonics: course notes from the Univ of Nevada-Reno
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Grand Tetons, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
A combination of recent (in the last few millions years)
tectonic uplift and glacial erosion have left the Tetons in their present
magnificent form. Glaciers
have sculpted the peaks and carved U-shaped valleys.
A glaciated valley is visible on the left in this view. Extensive
glaciers have now receded since the end of the last Ice Age (~10,000 years
ago). [Photo credit: John Lockridge, plockridge@mho.net.]
Click on these topics for more specific
links:
Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Floods
Landslides
Tsunamis
El
Nino
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