GEOL420G Geomorphology
CONTENT: This course studies the origin, history, and characteristics if
landforms produced by fluvial, glacial, wind and wave erosion, mass-wasting,
and by groundwater or by a combination of these, acting upon the major types
of earth materials and structures. Laboratory work includes the
interpretation of topographic and geologic maps, air photos, and stereopairs.
A field trip may be required. Prerequisite: GEOG100 or GEOL111 and Graduate Standing.
4 hours. This course is crosslisted with GEOG420G.
OFFERED: Fall Semester.
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