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Fall 2007 Graduate
Classes
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GLY
5241C—Geochemistry (3)
P. Neuhoff (email) T and Th 3-4.
Prereqs: Introductory Geology, Chemistry. The
abundance and distribution of the elements and their behavior during
various
geological processes.
GLY 5455—Introduction to Geophysics and Tectonics (3) J.
Meert (email), T and
Th 5-6. Prereq: Introductory Geology or Structural Geology and one year
of
college physics or permission of instructor. Physics of the Earth.
Study of
gravity and magnetic fields, seismic waves, thermal history, orogenic
belts,and
plate tectonic theory.
GLY 5736—Marine Geology (3)
E. Martin (email) M,W,F 4.
Prereq: Introductory Geology or Oceanography
Course. A
detailed introduction to the origin and evolution of ocean basins,
ocean
margins, and oceanic sediments and microfossils, including a
paleoceanographic
history of the marine realm.
GLY 5786L—Topics in
Field Geology: Appalachians (2) J. Vogl (email) T
8-9.
Prereq: graduate
standing and permission of instructor.
GLY
5827—Ground Water Geology (3) E. Screaton (email) M, W 6-7,
Prereq:
Introductory Geology course. Principles of ground water geology, with
special
reference to the Coastal Plain and Florida.
GLY
6425—Tectonics (3) M,W,F 2. J. Channell (email) Prereq: Structural
Geology.
Evolution
and formation of mid-ocean ridges, seamounts, hot spots, island arcs,
back-arc
basins, passive margins, and mountain chains.
GLY
6932 Paleolimnology (variable)
M
Brenner (email) T 5, Th 4-5
GLY
6932 Writing for Geology
(2) Ray Russo (email)
F
6-7
GLY
6932 Vertebrate Paleontology (4)
Jonathan Bloch (email) and
Bruce MacFadden
GLY
5786 Topics in Field Geology:Paleontology (2) Jonathan
Bloch (email)TBA
Paleontology
Seminar (1) Jonathan Bloch (email)
F
12-1 pm
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