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GEOL 5140G: Vertebrate Paleontology
4.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A study of the morphology, classification and geologic significance of vertebrate fossils. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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GEOL 5141: Paleontology
0.00 - 4.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
This course covers the applications of paleontological problems. Major problems include: 1) the formation of fossils, 2) biostratigrphy, 3) fossil identification and classification, 4) biogeography, and 5) paleoclimatology. Labs utilize a diverse collection of fossils and a computer lab with paleontology softwere.
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GEOL 5141G: Paleontology
0.00 - 4.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
This course covers the application of paleontological methods to geological problems. Major topics include: 1) the formation of fossils, 2) biotratigraphy, 3) fossil idenitfication and classification, 4) biogeography, and 5) paleoclimatology. Labs utilize a diverse collection of fossils and a computer lab with paleontology softwere. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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GEOL 5142: Strat/Sedimentation
4.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Introduction to the principles and application of stratigraphy and biostratigraphy, and principles of sedimentation. Emphasis is placed on concepts of time, time-rock, rock units, sedimentary facies, guide fossils and fossil range and description of rocks in time and space, their correlation and interpretation. Petrologic interpretation and basic laboratory techniques are also demonstrated. The origin and distribution of sedimentary rocks is examined from initial weathering through erosion and transportation, to environments and mechanisms of deposition. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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GEOL 5142G: Strat/Sedimentation
4.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Introduction to the principles and application of stratigraphy and biostratigraphy, and principles of sedimentation. Emphasis is placed on concepts of time, time-rock, rock units, sedimentary facies, guide fossils and fossil range and description of rocks in time and space, their correlation and interpretation. Petrologic interpretation and basic laboratory techniques are also demonstrated. The origin and distribution of sedimentary rocks is examined from initial weathering through erosion and transportation, to environments and mechanisms of deposition. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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GEOL 5230: Earth Science
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A systematic study of the earth as a planet, including aspects of its atmosphere, oceans, lithosphere, soils and physiography. Laboratory will emphasize the location and utilization of local, as well as regional, materials for earth science teaching and learning. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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GEOL 5230G: Earth Science
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A systematic study of the earth as a planet, including aspects of its atmosphere, oceans, lithosphere, soils and physiography. Laboratory will emphasize the location and utilization of local, as well as regional, materials for earth science teaching and learning. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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GEOL 5431: Coastal Geology
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Coastal Geology will comprise an introduction to a variety of coastal environments and landforms as well as the physical and geological processes that shape them. Coastal hazards and issues related to the ecology and management of the coast will also be discussed. The course will include two required weekend fieldtrips to coastal areas in the southeastern United States. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or a special report.
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GEOL 5431G: Coastal Geology
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Coastal Geology will comprise an introduction to a variety of coastal environments and landforms as well as the physical and geological processes that shape them. Coastal hazards and issues related to the ecology and management of the coast will also be discussed. The course will include two required weekend fieldtrips to coastal areas in the southeastern United States. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or a special report.
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GEOL 5440: Structural Geology
0.00 - 4.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A study of geologic structures resulting from rock formation and deformation. Attention will be given to recognition and solution of structural problems. Graduate students will complete an individual term project or special report.
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