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GEOL 6 - (NS) Introduction to Dinosaurs and the Mesozoic World
Summer
Drawing on the latest geological and paleontological research, this course introduces the student to the scientific methods and thinking used to reconstruct the history of the Earth. Although the focus of the course is on dinosaurs and the characteristics of the Mesozoic world in which they lived, students learn how fundamental scientific theories such as evolution and plate tectonics provide the framework for interpreting the geologic past. Lecture topics also include the history of dinosaur paleontology, the climate and flora of the Mesozoic, the evolution of birds, plate tectonics, and the riddle of the extinction of the dinosaurs. Field trips strongly recommended. (2 hours lecture, 2 hours laboratory.)
Credits: 3 s.h.
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