Pam Nelson GCC

GLG104: Historical Geology - Primordial to Present

Lab Resources

[THIS LAB ACCOMPANIES GLG102!!]

Header is Sedona, Arizona and the Mesozoic "red rocks."Photo above is a Cave Bear fossil (with an ammonite on the right and petrified wood section on the left) taken at the Tucson Gem & Mineral show in 2014.Taken by Pam Nelson

I teach this course during Spring semesters.

All of your course content is available on the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS).

Additional resources are provided below.

LAB RESOURCES

During certain Historical Geology (GLG 104) labs, students will be asked to access third-party web pages to complete their assignments. The following are web pages designed to manage these labs and make accessing the third-party pages easier for the students.

Exercise 7: Dating Sequences, Observing Geologic Structures & Reading the Grand Canyon’s Rock Record

Exercise 8: Simulating the Process of Natural Selection - An Example Using Hyla regilla (Pacific Tree Frogs) [Resources are found within the Canvas Module for this content]

Exercise 12: Part I: Giant Terrestrial Mammals of the Cenozoic and Part II: Human Evolution - [Resources are found within the Canvas Module for this content]

Geology Field Trips

Please see your Canvas course for Information about this semester's trips!

Let's get out and see Real Rocks in their Natural Habitat!

GLG104: Historical Geology - Primordial to Present

Lab Resources

I teach this course during Spring semesters.

All of your course content is available on the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS).

Geology Field Trips

Open Educational Resources (OERs) - found on last page of this section.