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EOS408: Marine Geology
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Earth and Ocean Sciences
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Earth and Ocean Sciences
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400-level
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3
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A combined lecture and seminar course covering modern marine geological processes in a wide range of oceanic environments:, including mid-ocean ridges, mid-plate volcanoes and hot spots, coastlines, continental margins and abyssal plains. Modern methods of data collection and analysis, including the Ocean Drilling Program.
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- Normally offered in alternate years.
- Students are advised to consult with the department to determine when this is offered.
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