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This
geospatial
animation
shows
sea
level
rising
across
the
land
bridge
between
Siberia
and
Alaska.
During
the
last
Glacial
Maximum
(~21,000
years
ago),
the
Bering
Land
Bridge
was
a
vast
tundra
plain
connecting
Asia
and
North
America.
At
that
time,
the
global
sea
level
was
120
meters
lower
than
it
is
today.
Melting
ice
sheets
and
glaciers
caused
the
sea
level
to
rise
and
flood
the
land
bridge.
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QuickTime
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This is the home page for a geomorphology course for upper level undergraduates and graduate students at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. The site contains a syllabus, course goals and objectives, illustrated lecture notes, a course schedule and policies of the class. Topics covered include stream flow, karst landscapes, glacial landforms, soil properties and slope stability.
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This
site
provides
a
searchable
database
of
NASA's
Earth
science-related
images,
animations,
and
data
visualizations.
Categories
include
agriculture,
atmosphere,
biosphere,
cryosphere,
human
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hydrosphere,
land
surface,
oceans,
and
solid
earth.
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subject,
location,
or
satellite
sensor.
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image
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accompanied
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a
description,
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