'Global climates' presentation slideshows

Mesozoic Earth History

Chapter 14 . Mesozoic Earth History. Nevadan Orogeny and Gold. Approximately 150 to 210 million years after the emplacement of massive plutons created the Sierra Nevada Nevadan orogeny gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill on the South Fork of the American River at Coloma, California

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Global Climates

Global Climates. What is a Climate? Temperature Regimes Precipitation Regimes Climate Classification Different Climates: Low Latitude Climates Midlatitude Climates High Latitude Climates Highland Climates. What is Climate?.

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Last Time

Last Time. We ended our discussion of the Paleozoic with the greatest recorded mass extinction to affect Earth. This occurred at the end of the Permian about 90% of all marine invertebrate species extinct

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Mesozoic Geology

Mesozoic Geology. Introduction. The Mesozoic began 248 mya and ended 65 mya Three periods - Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous breakup of Pangaea was the major geologic event tectonism and sedimentation are used to classify the Mesozoic in N. America

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DMC-104: Geography and Environment

DMC-104: Geography and Environment. Course Teacher: Dr. Syed Hafizur Rahman (SHR) M. Sc. (JU), Ph. D. (Birmingham University, United Kingdom) Permanent Position Professor Department of Environmental Sciences Jahangirnagar University, Dhaka-1342 E-mail: hafizsr@yahoo.com

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Maps

Maps. The World Political. Political maps show how people have divided places on the Earth into countries, states, cities and other units for the purpose of governing them. The World Physical. Physical maps show what the surface of the Earth looks like. Arctic ocean. Pacific ocean. Indian

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Paleoclimate Through Proxy Data Lake Core, Pollen and Tree Rings SJVRocks !! Program 2011

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Time (Minutes)

Do Now! Compare your work on E55 Graph to this example. E55 AQ 1a. Create a graph of the data you collected. Remember to label your axes, title your graph, and include a key. 1b. Summarize the trends that you see in a graph. No title = -2 Partial title = -1.

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