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    relate to the behavior of soils under the application of load - the area where we will concentrate. Soil Mechanics Most geologists fall somewhere in between. Geologists are interested in soils and weathering processes as indicators of past climatic conditions and in relation to the geologic formation of useful materials ranging from clay to metallic ore deposits. Geologists usually refer to any loose material below the plant growth zone as sediment or unconsolidated material. The term unconsolidated

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    10/7/13 Quantitative Literacy Research Paper Topic with Sources Richter scale and examples My topic for our research paper is going to be about the Richter scale; what it is and how it is used in the real world. Sources: Title: Richter scale. Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia‚ 6th Edition‚ Database: Literary Reference Center HTML Full Text Richter scale ListenSelect: Richter scale (rĭk′tər)‚ measure of the magnitude of seismic waves from an earthquake. Devised in 1935 by

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    are used in almost every type of transportation. Over the years‚ the consumption of gasoline is increasing‚ while the sources are exhausting. Many geologists propose that most of the sources of oil on Earth have reached so-called “peak oil” which is the point where the amounts of oil produced start to decline. American Association of Petroleum Geologists provides a good example of the peak. In 1861‚ oil derrick called McClintock #1 produced 50 barrels of oil daily. In 2006‚ 145 years later‚ it produced

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    Describe circadian rhythms (8marks) Circadian rhythms occur every 24 hours; an example of a circadian rhythm is the sleep-waking cycle. We are diurnal animals who are active during the daytime and asleep at night‚ other animals are nocturnal they are active at night but asleep during the day. The circadian rhythm depends on the interaction of physiological and psychological processes to be tuned into the sleep-waking cycle so energy is provided when needed. As diurnal humans we have a fairly stable

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    The Forest Hill Formation

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    Introduction The Forest Hill Formation is a geological area that mainly stretches from west-central to southeastern Mississippi‚ but thins right at the border of and barely touches Clarke County‚ Alabama (Echols‚ et al.‚ 1893). Geologist Ephraim Nobel Lowe originally proposed the name Madison Sands for this formation‚ due to the fact that he had studied it in Madison County‚ Mississippi. The name was later changed to Forest Hill by Charles Wythe Cooke. The Forest Hill Formation overlies the Red

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    questions as completely as possible. 1. Explain the laws of superposition‚ faunal assemblages and faunal succession. How do they support the theory of evolution? [LO6.1] Laws of superposition; A concept initially proposed by Avicenna‚ a Persian geologist in the 11th century‚ then clarified by a Danish scientist Nicolas Steno in 1669. Whereby explaining sedimentary layering(strata). Starting with the older sedimentary layers on the bottom of rocks on surfaces‚ mounting vertically as layered with

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    Galápagos Iguana Essay

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    Charles Darwin‚ a geologist in the United Kingdom‚ traveled by ship called H.M.S. Beagle around the world in five years from 1831 so that he would survey the Pacific Coast of South America. When he called at the Galápagos Island‚ he realized that even though in the same species‚ they changed their figure according to their environment for a long time. Moreover‚ Charles Darwin supposed that all creatures were a natural part of the evolutionary process. Galápagos iguana is a good example of this supposition

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    Journey to the Ocean Floor

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    Journey to the Ocean Floor Oceanography is a science that draws upon the methods and knowledge of geology‚ chemistry‚ physics‚ and biology to study the ocean. The Pacific Ocean is the largest and the deepest ocean. Most submersible dives follow a similar pattern‚ emphasizing bottom transecting‚ collecting and photographing specimens. To understand our ocean floor exploration‚ you must first know something about the ocean floor. Follow along below as I summarize the parts of the ocean floor

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    got the idea of building a steel plant when he heard Thomas Carlyle declaring that "the nation which gains control of iron soon acquires the control of gold" in a lecture in Manchester. At the turn of the twentieth century‚ Jamshetji Tata asked geologist Charles Page Perin to help him find the site to build India’s first steel plant. The search for a site rich in iron‚ coal‚ limestone and water began in April 1904 in today’s Madhya Pradesh. The prospectors C. M. Weld‚ Dorabji Tata and Shapurji Saklatvala

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    are bound to the treaty‚ send scientists out to research and share their findings with the rest of them. Antarctica is the place where many scientists can only dream of visiting. The types of scientists involved include zoologists‚ oceanographers‚ geologists‚ seismologists and many more. Interesting findings When I was researching science in Antarctica‚ it mentioned Mount Erebus which is actually an active volcano on Ross island‚ Antarctica. Many scientists have dedicated their lives spending time

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