Covers geological and biological evolution of the earth through time using major themes of plate tectonics evolution and time to show earth and life history as one interrelated sequence of events.

Historical geology: Evolution of the earth and life through time

Science & Math

Reed Wicander

Earth Sciences

Brooks/Cole

Wicander/Monroe's Earth in Perspective, 3rd edition, brings geology to life while accommodating your busy lifestyle--and at a value-based price. It provides a complete overview of introductory geology in a succinct, engaging format. Online videos, animations, interactive mapping, and other learning tools further your understanding of physical geology and its relevance to everyday life. The revised text incorporates the latest examples, case studies, and data, including natural disasters, renewable energy, new insight on paleoseismology, sustainability, and updated dating techniques that more accurately identify historic climate change periods. GEO-FOCUS boxes spotlight issues straight from the headlines, and economic and environmental geology topics are integrated throughout.

Geology: Earth in Perspective, Loose-leaf Version

Astronomy & Space Science

Geology: Earth in Perspective (MindTap Course List)

James S. Monroe

Cengage Learning'

PHYSICAL GEOLOGY: EXPLORING THE EARTH, Sixth Edition, doesn't just explain physical geology and its processes; it places that knowledge within the context of human experience by consistently emphasizing relevance, resources, and the environment. With this edition, the authors seek to answer two central questions, "How does the planet work?" and "Why is this important to know?" By discussing the unifying theory of plate tectonics in detail early in the text, the authors are able to link diverse material by this common thread, providing a global perspective of Earth and allowing students to recognize seemingly unrelated geologic phenomena as a continuum of interrelated events within a complete planetary system. In addition to providing students with an understanding of geology and its processes, the authors consistently demonstrate how geology relates to the human experience. By asking the question "What would you do?" throughout the text, students are encouraged to explore their reactions to particular situations. New "Geology in Your Life" sections address relevant student concerns, particularly in the areas of environment and energy. And a new penultimate chapter on Resources and the Fate of the Earth ties together many of the concepts of particular interest to students. This edition is fully integrated with the online student tutorial system Physical GeologyNow™. Physical GeologyNow uses a series of chapter-specific diagnostic tests to build a personalized learning plan for each student, allowing students to focus their study time on specific areas of weaknesses. Each personalized learning plan directs students to specific chapter sections and concept-driven multimedia tutorials designed to augment their understanding.

Physical Geology: Exploring the Earth, 6th Edition

Richard W. Hazlett

Thomson/Brooks/Cole

This book is designed as a one-semestor introductory course in geology that serves both majors and nonmajors in geology and the Earth sciences.

Physical Geology Exploring The Earth, Instructor's Edition, 6th Edition

James Monroe

Richard Hazlett

Thompson/Brooks Cole

The Changing Earth, 4th Edition (Exploring Geology and Evolution)

Thomson

Wicander's Historical Geology: Evolution of Earth and Life Through Time

HISTORICAL GEOLOGY teaches students basic geologic principles as well as how scientists apply these principles to unravel Earth's history. Wicander and Monroe present a balanced overview of both the geological and biological history of Earth as a continuum of inter-related events. These events reflect the underlying principles and processes that have shaped our planet. The authors also explain the historical development of these basic principles and processes, and their importance in deciphering Earth history. Three major themes - time, evolutionary theory, and plate tectonics - are woven together throughout the book. These themes help students link essential material to enhance their understanding of historical geology.

Historical Geology: Evolution of Earth and Life Through Time

How does the planet work and why is this important to know? In PHYSICAL GEOLOGY: EXPLORING THE EARTH doesn't just explain physical geology and its processes; it places that knowledge within the context of human experience by consistently emphasizing relevance, resources, and the environment. The authors consistently demonstrate how geology relates to the human experience. Explore your reaction to particular situations through "What would you do?" questions throughout the text. "Geology in Your Life" sections address today'sconcerns, especially in the areas of environment and energy.

Physical and Historical Geology (Tidewater Community College Edition)

James R. Huntsman

Historical Geology

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