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...d botany, which complemented physics, chemistry, mathematics, and possibly geology to form its science foundation. Biology was, at least compared to the field

== Geology ==

...rained in archaeology and anthropology at [[Cambridge University]], and in geology and vertebrate paleontology at Yale, where he received his PhD in 1971.

...h were first distinctly observed by Dr. Hutton, are of great importance in geology, and afford a clear solution of the two chief questions concerning the rela

...He carried out extensive studies of cyclicity in [[economics|economic]], [[geology|geological]], [[biology|biological]], sociology, physical sciences and othe

...tigraphy]], developed in the 17th century by the relatively new study of [[geology]].<ref name=R&B26>Renfrew, Colin & Bahn, Paul (2004). ''Archaeology: Theori

...chievements in philosophy, economics, engineering, architecture, medicine, geology, archaeology, law, agriculture, chemistry, and sociology. The central figur

...t]] material are also preserved and provide a rich record of life in the [[Geology| geological]] past<ref name="Berger1"/>.

*''Area and material consumption'', Jonny Hesthammer PhD, former geology and geophysics professor at the University in Bergen, CEO M Vest Energy and ''Area and material consumption'', Jonny Hesthammer PhD, former geology and geophysics professor at the University in Bergen, CEO M Vest Energy and

....<ref>[http://www.field-geology.com/ What is Fluvial Geomorphology?] Field Geology Services</ref>

...hich is formed by 16 smaller marshes that are connected by means of [[arm (geology)|arms]] within the marsh. The balance of the marsh is a delicate one that d

* [[User:Nereo Preto|Nereo Preto]] created [[Rock (geology)]] and then edited it. Well, I suppose this doesn't work, isn't it? :)

...ossil" was used for any sample recovered from the earth, including [[Rock (geology)|rocks]] and [[mineral]]s.<ref name="MacRae"/> Today, the use of "fossil" i ...sed by [[Taphonomy|taphonomists]], [[Paleontology|paleontologists]], and [[Geology|geologists]] to understand the lives of past organisms and the ancient envi

...dated January 2007), Center for Energy Economics (CEE), Bureau of Economic Geology, Jackson School of Geosciences, University of Texas</ref> ...Foss (January 2007), Center for Energy Economics (CEE), Bureau of Economic Geology, Jackson School of Geosciences, University of Texas</ref>

...urring, [[flammability|flammable]] liquid found primarily in underground [[Geology|geological]] formations and consists of a complex mixture of [[hydrocarbon] ...1">{{cite book|author=Norman J. Hyne|title=Nontechnical Guide to Petroleum Geology, Exploration, Drilling, and Production|edition=|publisher=PennWell|date=200

...earth beliefs. Gosse put forward the idea that the history as revealed by geology is only apparent. God created the Earth with the appearance of an old earth ...ls; (4) Separate ancestry for man and apes; (5) Explanation of the earth's geology by catastrophism, including the occurrence of a worldwide flood; and (6) A

...proper focus and approach. Interdisciplinary links between geography and [[geology]], [[botany]],[[economics]], [[sociology]] and [[demographics]] mean that g ...ics is used extensively in a variety of fields including: [[hydrology]], [[geology]], [[petroleum]] exploration, weather analysis, [[urban planning]], [[logis

...s and the use of cosmogenic isotopes and long-lived unstable isotopes in [[geology]] that it is best to consider much of isotopic chemistry as separate from n ==== Uses within geology, biology and forensic science ====

[[Geology]] has demonstrated that no continent such as Atlantis has existed in the mi The June [[1981]] edition of ''Marine Geology'' shows some [[radiocarbon dating|radiocarbon dates]] on [[mangrove]] [[pea

...tellite observations at Atalanta Planitia, Beta Regio, and Thetis Regio'', Geology, v. 30, p. 987-990</ref> ===Surface geology===

...] in 1989 with a degree in [[Anthropology]]/[[Archaeology]] and a minor in Geology. He undertook doctoral studies in [[paleoanthropology|palaeo-anthropology]]

...ough particularly dense or hard strata. Construction methods depend on the geology of the site. In particular, whether boring is to be undertaken in 'dry' gro

...gravity. Geodetic passive sensors can provide detailed information on the geology or hydrology of the earth.

* Geography - Areas or districts, Climate, Demography, Geology ,Topography, etc

...o live in different physical environments naturally learn ecology, botany, geology, hydrology and other aspects of the environment in different ways. Similar

...substances present in wastewaters. They consist of a fixed bed of [[Rock (geology)|rock]]s, [[gravel]], [[slag]], [[polyurethane|polyurethane foam]] or plast

[[rock (geology)]]

Early studies of the geology of Babeldaob were thought to indicate tectonic upliftment and it was sugges ...=" Fitzpatrick & Kataoka"/><ref name=" Mason ">{{cite book|title= Military Geology of Palau Islands, Caroline Islands |accessdate=|author= Mason et al |author

The following table lists principal metal oxides of [[Crust (geology)|Earth's Crust]]. Theoretically up to 22% of this mineral mass is able to ...<ref>[http://www.jsg.utexas.edu/news/rels/102407.html ''Bureau of Economic Geology Receives $38 Million for First Large-Scale U.S. Test Storing Carbon Dioxide

...plines such as [[materials science]], [[earth science]], [[mineralogy]], [[geology]] and [[crystallography]].

...fore combines [[hydrology]], [[environmental science]], [[meteorology]], [[geology]], [[water conservation|conservation]], and [[resource management]]. This

...aurorae occur near localised magnetic anomalies in the planetary [[crust (geology)|crust]] which are remnants of a presumed former planetary magnetic field w

===Geology=== ...A|Europe]], and [[JAXA|Japan]] to study the planet's surface, climate, and geology. Previous to their visits, we thought Mars was a world much like our own, w

...erdisciplinary field covering all manner of subjects - economics, biology, geology, astronomy, physics, history, etc etc. Therefore it doesn't sit neatly in t ...studies of cycles that are called as such is in the areas like climate and geology with Milankovitch cycles and other longer and shorter cycles, economics and

...ro, With an Account of the Native Tribes, and Observations on the Climate, Geology, and Natural History of the Amazon Valley.''] Second Edition [moderately re ...y, anthropology, mimicry, social and economics issues, physical geography, geology, evolution, and spiritualism &mdash; which this article will also explore.

*[[Engineering geology]]

# [[Geology]]

...ally more compatible with mainstream scientific thought on the issues of [[geology]], [[cosmology]] and the age of the Earth, in comparison to [[Young earth c

=== Geology ===

...ally more compatible with mainstream scientific thought on the issues of [[geology]], [[cosmology]] and the [[age of the Earth]], in comparison to [[Young Ear

...year voyage]] on the [[HMS Beagle|''Beagle'']] brought him eminence as a [[geology|geologist]] and fame as a popular author. His biological finds led him to s ...'s natural history course, learning about [[stratigraphy|stratigraphic]] [[geology]], receiving training in [[alpha taxonomy|how to classify plants]], and ass

...city boundaries are coincidental. However, these regions have identifiable geology which differentiates them.

...''Science'', New York Times, July 9, 1996<br/>(c) [http://igs.indiana.edu/Geology/ancient/tidaltime/index.cfm Tidal Time: Ancient Tides Recorded in Indiana R ...ogical Societies with the Gulf Coast Section of the Society of Sedimentary Geology (SEPM)".</ref>

...rnal=Annals and Magazine of Natural History including Zoology, Botany, and Geology |volume=IX |pages=482–492}}</ref> The [[genus|generic]] name ''naja'' is

...s exploded. There are strong links between geography and the sciences of [[geology]] and [[botany]], as well as [[economics]], [[sociology]] and [[demographic

Born in [[Chicago, Illinois]], he trained in geology at the [[University of Chicago]], obtaining a bachelor's degree and 1939 an

...is the strata (layers) of rock in the planet's crust and the science of [[geology]] is much concerned with the age and origin of all rocks to determine the h

...hich form their solid [[crust (geology)|crusts]] and semi-liquid [[mantle (geology)|mantle]]s, and metals such as [[iron]] and [[nickel]], which form their [[ ...ial planets, such as volcanism and internal heating.<ref>{{cite web|title= Geology of the Icy Galilean Satellites: A Framework for Compositional Studies|autho

...Klaus K.E. Neuendorf, James P. Mehl and Julia A. Jackson|title=Glossary of Geology|edition=5th Edition|publisher=American Geological Institute|year=2005|id=IS

*[http://www.geology.ucdavis.edu/~cowen/~GEL115/index.html Essays on geology, history, and people]

: Still porch-sitting after a hectic day at work, did indulge in a bit of geology by beginning a biography of [[Alfred Wegener]]. I guess continental drift d

...in underground geological structures deep within the Earth's upper [[crust(geology)|crust]]. As most [[ore]]s in the Earth's [[Crust (geology)|crust]], coal also contains trace levels of [[uranium]], [[thorium]], and

...ry]] to study sea water, [[physics]] to study the water's movements, and [[geology]] to study the marine bottom. Similarly, religion is made up of different e

{{cite book |title=World-life; Or, Comparative Geology |pages=p. 425 |author=Alexander Winchell |url=http://books.google.com/books

...lion-pound redevelopment that intends it to become a national centre for [[geology]].

...s down on [[Mohs' scale of hardness]], and started growing some [[Crystal (geology)|crystals]] while racking his [[Marble (stone)|marbles]] and thinking about

...lso discuss the implications of photosynthesis in the sciences of biology, geology, oceanography, climatology, and other areas of importance to the life of pl

Hoover's [[Academic major|major]] was [[geology]]. He studied with Professor [[John Casper Branner]]. Branner also helped H After graduating from Stanford University in 1895 with a degree in geology, Hoover was unable to find a job as a mining engineer, so he worked as a cl

...eates the World from the Spoils of Battle] Railsback, Bruce, Department of Geology, University of Georgia; [http://prelectur.stanford.edu/lecturers/maul/ancie ...ailsback/CS/CSPG&NW.html Pan Gu and Nü Wa] Railsback, Bruce, Department of Geology, University of Georgia</ref>

...reached Mars in 2006, will continue investigations of Martian climate and geology. Both built and managed by JPL, the most spectacular missions, however, ha

Scientists specializing in particular disciplines (e.g., physics, chemistry, geology, biology) study, describe and/or apply the properties and behaviors of wate

* [[Crystal (geology)]]

...terature, art, military strategy, mathematics, astronomy, [[meteorology]], geology, geography, metallurgy, engineering, hydraulics, architecture, zoology, bot

...remember me most kindly to him.— I see that you have been attending to the Geology of the mountains; I quite agree that the gneiss & mica-slate districts are

...iologist [[Alfred Russel Wallace]]. The first: Evidence from strategraphic geology suggested a much older age of the earth than the approximately 4,000 years

...such as the [[geographical pole|poles]], [[desert]]s, [[geyser]]s, [[Rock (geology)|rock]]s, and the [[deep sea]], some types of microorganisms have adapted t

...What makes an area of study scientific?"), and practicing biological and [[geology|geological]] scientists have found themselves being asked, along with philo

* In later years, Taft owned a wooden cane that was a gift from Professor of Geology W.S. Foster, from 250,000-year-old wood.<ref>''The Edmonton Journal'', July

Gold is widely distributed in the Earth's [[Crust (geology)|crust]] at a background level of 0.03 [[gram|g]]/1000 [[kilogram|kg]] (0.0

...ysicist, a fruitful researcher in the field of hydrodynamics, meteorology, geology, and in various departments of chemical engineering and other neighboring d

...between the sandstone layers. [[James Hutton]] (1726-1797), the 'father of geology', used these rocks to argue that the sandstone and dolerite were formed by * [[James Hutton]] (1726-1797), the "Father of Geology" whose theory of Uniformitarianism provided an explanation of the geologica

...etween the disciplines of [[astronomy]], [[biology]], [[chemistry]], and [[geology]]. Astrobiology addresses three fundamental questions: How does life begin

# Geography - Areas or districts, Climate, Demography, Geology ,Topography, etc

...pic bacteria to towering trees, changed the earth's oceans, atmosphere and geology over time? Biologists use science to approach such fundamental questions, q

...chool]] at the city's college is founded; [[James Hutton]], the 'father of geology', is born

...gravity. Geodetic passive sensors can provide detailed information on the geology or hydrology of the earth.

...pic bacteria to towering trees, changed the earth's oceans, atmosphere and geology over time, and how have those changes in turn changed living things over ti

{{main|planetary science|planetary geology}} ...tary system, although many new discoveries are still being made.<ref name="geology">{{cite book | author=J. F. Bell III, B. A. Campbell, M. S. Robinson | titl

...s and the ideas of these things. So, there is a relation between a [[Rock (geology)|rock]] and the idea of that rock. But Spinoza goes further. He wrote:

...record is biased by the greater availability and preservation of recent [[geology|geologic]] sections. Some (e.g. Alroy et al. 2001) argue that corrected for

...ronomy is involved with the study of other planets, including meteorology, geology, location, orbits, origins. Given the fact that the earth is our primary so

...ncluding [[T.N. Seshan]] and that experts in engineering, aeronautics and geology gather to worship a man they believe has supernatural powers.

...to contrast to the generally accepted categories of MASINT: acoustics and geology and geodesy/sediments/transport, nonacoustical detection (biology/optics/ch

...inental landmass did not occur until about 6000 BC,<ref> RJO Hamblin: "The Geology of the English Channel", referred to in Norman Davis: ''The Isles'', Macmil

...Another example, a [[boy]] or [[girl]] may throw enough stones and [[rock (geology)|rocks]], bite a couple, try to smash it with a [[hammer]], and then pretty

...tions are the norm these days. Engineering, statistics, computer science, geology and oceanography are all intertwind with biology. I see no harm in it being

*Source:Scientific papers; physiology, medicine, surgery, geology, with introductions, notes and illustrations. New York, P. F. Collier & son

...if the topic adds flavor, such as [[Green cheese]] in an article on Lunar geology (selenology). (what cheeses are green, anyway? Sap Sago, vaguely...) [[User