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This is a comprehensive site that looks at many components of dams, including construction, destruction, and other issues. Access is organized into three levels by grade level. Information on cracks, case histories of the building and problems associated with some well known dams, and some real and imagined scenarios are included.
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This educational resource describes the science behind volcanoes and volcanic processes. Topics include volcanic environments, volcano landforms, eruption dynamics, eruption products, eruption types, historical eruptions, and planetary volcanism. There are two animations, over 250 images, eight interactive tests, and a volcano crossword puzzle.
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The
PALEOMAP
Project
illustrates
the
plate
tectonic
development
of
the
ocean
basins
and
continents,
as
well
as
the
changing
distribution
of
land
and
sea
during
the
past
1100
million
years.
The
reconstruction
of
paleoclimates
is
also
discussed.
Maps
are
viewed
as
animations
where
the
time
component
can
be
user-manipulated.
Included
are
a
variety
of
background
materials
which
supplement
the
animations.
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This
interactive
lesson
on
metamorphic
rocks
starts
with
a
review
of
the
rock
cycle
and
goes
on
to
describe
the
relationship
between
metamorphic
rocks
and
their
parent
rock.
The
lesson
then
describes
the
agents
of
metamorphism
(temperature,
pressure,
and
chemical
change)
and
moves
into
a
discussion
on
contact,
regional,
and
dynamic
metamorphism.
The
remainder
of
the
lesson
consists
of
descriptions
...
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This
site
focuses
on
the
subject
of
volcanoes,
including
how
volcanoes
form,
the
destruction
they
can
cause,
effects
of
volcanoes
on
the
environment,
where
active
volcanoes
are
found,
volcanoes
of
other
planets,
and
the
different
volcano
types.
Designed
as
an
electronic
tour,
it
guides
the
user
through
different
web
sites
and
outlines
teaching
objectives,
concepts
covered,
and
new
vocabulary.
There
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This
site
is
a
collection
of
interactive,
inquiry-based
learning
exercises
for
variety
of
science
topics.
Activities
are
grouped
by
category
and
include
earthquakes
and
seismicity,
global
warming,
absolute
dating,
hydrology,
and
biology.
Earth
science
tutorials
and
online
laboratory
activities
feature
photographs,
maps,
diagrams,
interactive
graphs,
and
helpful
illustrations
and
animations
that
make
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Athro,
Limited
is
a
for-profit
corporation
that
publishes
high
school
and
college
level
biology,
earth
science,
and
geology
course
supplements
and
independent
learning
materials
on
the
Web.
This
site
provides
instruction
in
interpreting
the
order
of
events
in
three
hypothetical
and
one
real
geological
section.
For
each
section
there
is
a
list
of
events
and
an
animation
of
the
history
of
the
section
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Volcanoes
in
the
Solar
System
is
a
Windows
to
the
Universe
Exploratour
and
provides
information
and
images
about
shield
volcanoes,
cinder
cones,
ash,
lava,
Venus,
Mars,
Jupiter,
Io,
and
the
Moon.
Windows
to
the
Universe
is
a
user-friendly
learning
system
pertaining
to
the
Earth
and
Space
sciences.
The
objective
of
this
project
is
to
develop
an
innovative
and
engaging
web
site
that
spans
the
Earth
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Enchanted
Learning
hosts
activities,
information,
labs,
and
data
relating
to
all
areas
of
science
in
the
classroom.
These
include
astronomy
(Moon,
Sun,
comets,
planets,
solar
system),
biomes
(desert,
arctic,
tundra,
taiga,
forests,
oceans,
grasslands),
dinosaurs
(anatomy,
extinction,
fossils,
behavior),
geologic
time
(eons,
eras,
periods,
epochs),
Earth
(size,
orbit),
oceans
(water
cycle,
ocean
zones,
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This
interactive
tutorial
provides
students
with
an
overview
of
Earth's
history
and
its
relation
to
geologic
time.
Topics
include
the
age
of
the
Earth,
the
use
of
timelines,
and
the
concepts
of
relative
and
actual
age.
Once
these
topics
have
been
covered,
their
applications
to
rocks
and
fossils
are
explained
through
the
concepts
of
superposition
(oldest
rocks
on
the
bottom),
the
use
of
fossils
to
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