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ERTH 1202

Planet Earth: Atlantic Canada Perspective (formerly GEOL 1202)

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

Why is the Atlantic Ocean getting wider? Where in Atlantic Canada are there remnants of huge volcanic explosions and lava flows? How did a fault as big as the San Andreas cut through Nova Scotia? This course will provide an understanding of the Earth and the processes which affect it, using examples drawn from the geology of our region. You will study plate tectonics, learn to recognize and interpret Earth materials, and understand their impact on Atlantic Canada. Sections of this course may be offered via world-wide web. This course is intended mainly for non-science students including those in Atlantic Canada Studies.

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Note: Please note that this course may not be taken concurrently or subsequently to GEOL 1200 or 1201

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