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  1. Preface & Introductory Note

    8:47

  2. Introduction

    7:30

  3. Ch. I: The Work of the Weather, pt 1

    26:02

  4. Ch. I: The Work of the Weather, pt 2

    37:34

  5. Ch. II: The work of Ground Water

    28:59

  6. Ch. III: Rivers and Valleys, pt 1

    29:59

  7. Ch. III: Rivers and Valleys, pt 2

    40:51

  8. Ch. IV: River Deposits

    35:50

  9. Ch. V: The Work of Glaciers, pt 1

    26:44

  10. Ch. V: The Work of Glaciers, pt 2

    19:57

  11. Ch. VI: The Work of the Wind

    17:57

  12. Ch. VII: The Sea and its Shores

    32:32

  13. Ch. VIII: Offshore and Deep Sea Deposits

    40:39

  14. Ch. IX: Movements of the Earth's Crust, pt 1

    29:42

  15. Ch. IX: Movements of the Earth's Crust, pt 2

    25:25

  16. Ch. X: Earthquakes

    11:55

  17. Ch. XI: Volcanoes

    50:16

  18. Ch. XII: Underground Structures of Igneous Origin

    35:37

  19. Ch. XIII: Metamorphism and Mineral Veins

    16:01

  20. Ch. XIV: The Geological Record

    27:47

  21. Ch. XV: The Pre-Cambrian Systems

    30:38

  22. Ch. XVI: The Cambrian

    25:52

  23. Ch. XVII: The Ordovician and Silurian

    27:33

  24. Ch. XVIII: The Devonian

    21:45

  25. Ch. XIX: The Carboniferous

    27:53

  26. Ch. XX: The Mesozoic, pt 1

    17:10

  27. Ch. XX: The Mesozoic, pt 2

    21:47

  28. Ch. XXI: The Tertiary

    39:24

  29. Ch. XXI: The Quaternary, pt 1

    30:09

  30. Ch. XXI: The Quaternary, pt 2

    27:13

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William Harmon Norton wrote this text-book for beginners in geology, giving it a simple outline in which each geological process is followed at once by the land forms and rock structures it produced. Historical geology gives a broad view of the development of North America and of life on the planet. Practical exercises, simple diagrams for the blackboard and photographic views support the teaching, and the common rocks are described in the opening chapters so that field work can begin at once.

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Pages
249
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English
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