GEOL 350 Petrology
CONTENT: This course studies
the origin, characteristics, occurrence, and
classification of igneous and metamorphic rocks, and the processes that lead to
their formation. Their occurrence in relation to plate tectonics is stressed.
Laboratory work includes the petrographic study of igneous and metamorphic
rocks in hand specimen and in thin section. A field trip is required for this
course. Prerequisite: GEOL330. 4 hours.
OFFERED: Spring Semester.
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