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Preface
xiv
Introducing Geology,
the Essentials
of
Plate
Tectonics, and Other
Important Concepts
3
Who Needs Geology?
4
Supplying Things We Need
4
Protecting the Environment
5
Avoiding Geologic Hazards
5
Understanding Our Surroundings
10
Earth Systems
10
An Overview of Physical Geology
—
Important Concepts
12
Internal Processes: How the Earth s Internal Heat Engine
Works
12
Earth s Interior
12
The Theory of Plate Tectonics
13
Divergent Boundaries
16
Convergent Boundaries
17
Transform Boundaries
20
Surficial Processes: The Earth s External Heat Engine
20
Geologic Time
21
SUMMARY
25
Atoms, Elements, and Minerals
29
Relationships to Earth Systems
30
Minerals
30
Introduction
30
Minerals and Rocks
31
Atoms and Elements
32
Ions and Bonding
33
Crystalline Structures
36
The Silicon-Oxygen Tetrahedron
37
Nonsilicate Minerals
39
Variations in Mineral Structures and Compositions
41
The Physical Properties of Minerals
42
Color
43
Streak
43
Luster
43
Hardness
43
External Crystal Form
44
Cleavage
47
Fracture
48
Specific Gravity
48
Special Properties
49
Chemical Tests
50
The Many Conditions of Mineral Formation
50
SUMMARY
52
Igneous Rocks, Intrusive Activity,
and the Origin of Igneous Rocks
55
Relationships to Earth Systems
56
The Rock Cycle
56
A Plate Tectonic Example
57
Igneous Rocks
58
Classification of Igneous Rocks
59
Igneous Rock Textures
59
Chemistry of Igneous Rocks
63
Identifying Igneous Rocks
65
Intrusive Bodies
66
Shallow Intrusive Structures
66
Intrusives that Crystallize at Depth
68
Abundance and Distribution of Plutonic Rocks
69
How Magma Forms
70
Heat for Melting Rock
70
The Geothermal Gradient and Partial Melting
70
Decompression Melting
70
Addition of Water (Flux Melting)
71
How Magmas of Different Compositions Evolve
71
Sequence of Crystallization and Melting
71
Differentiation
72
Partial Melting
73
Assimilation
74
Mixing of Magmas
74
VI]
Vlil
CONTENTS
Explaining Igneous Activity by Plate Tectonics
75
Igneous Processes at Divergent Boundaries
75
Intraplate Igneous Activity
76
Igneous Processes at Convergent Boundaries
76
SUMMARY
78
Volcanism and Extrusive Rocks
83
Relationships to Earth Systems
84
What Are Volcanoes and Why Should We Study Them?
85
Creation of New Land
87
Geothermal Energy
87
Effect on Climate
87
Eruptive Violence and Physical Characteristics
oť
Lava
87
The Eruptive Products
oť
Volcanoes
90
Effusive Eruptions
90
Explosive Eruptions
94
Types of Volcanoes
98
Shield Volcanoes
98
Cinder Cones
99
Composite Volcanoes
99
Lava Domes
101
Calderas 102
Living With Volcanoes
104
Volcanic Hazards
104
Monitoring Volcanoes
107
Plate Tectonics and Volcanism
108
Volcanic Activity at Divergent Boundaries
108
Volcanic Activity at Convergent Boundaries
108
Within-Plate Volcanic Activity
108
SUMMARY
108
Weathering and Soil
113
Weathering, Erosion, and Transportation
Weathering and Earth Systems
114
Atmosphere
114
Hydrosphere I
14
Biosphere
115
How Weathering Changes Rocks
115
14
Effects of Weathering
116
Mechanical Weathering
116
Pressure Release
117
Frost Action
117
Other Processes
118
Chemical Weathering
118
Role of Oxygen
119
Role of Acids
120
Solution Weathering
121
Chemical Weathering of Feldspar
122
Chemical Weathering of Other Minerals
123
Weathering Products
123
Factors Affecting Weathering
124
Soil
124
Soil Horizons
125
Factors Affecting Soil Formation
127
Soil Erosion
130
Soil Classification
131
SUMMARY
133
Sediment and Sedimentary Rocks
137
Relationship to Earth Systems
138
Sediment
138
Transportation
139
Deposition
140
Preservation
141
Lithification
141
Types of Sedimentary Rocks
142
Detrital Rocks
142
Breccia and Conglomerate
142
Sandstone
143
The Fine-Graincd Rocks
143
Chemical Sedimentary Rocks
146
Carbonate Rocks
146
Chert
150
Evaporiles
152
Organic Sedimentary Rocks
152
Coal
152
The Origin of Oil and Gas
152
Sedimentary Structures
153
Fossils
157
Formations
159
Interpretation of Sedimentary Rocks
160
Source Area
160
Environment of Deposition
160
Transgression and Regression
162
Plate Tectonics and Sedimentary Rocks
162
SUMMARY
165
CON
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Metamorphism, Metamorphic Rocks,
and
Hydrothermal Rocks 169
Relationships to Earth Systems
170
Introduction
170
Factors Controlling the Characteristics of Mctamoiphic Rocks
171
Composition ot the Parent Rock
172
Temperature
172
Pressure
173
Fluids
174
Time
175
Classification of Metamorphic Rocks
175
Nonfoliated Rocks
175
Foliated Rocks
177
Types of Metamorphism 1
79
Contact Metamorphism
179
Regional Metamorphism
179
Plate Tectonics and Metamorphism
183
Foliation and Plate Tectonics
183
Pressure-Temperature Regimes
183
Hydrothermal
Processes
185
Hydrothermal
Activity at Divergent Plate Boundaries 1
86
Water at Convergent Boundaries 1
87
Metasomatism
187
Hydrothermal
Rocks and Minerals
188
SUMMARY
190
Mass Wasting
221
Time and Geology
193
The Key to the Past
194
Relative Time
195
Principles Used to Determine Relative Age
195
Unconformities
200
Correlation
202
The Standard Geologic Time Scale
205
Numerical Age
205
Isotopie
Dating
207
Uses of
Isotopie
Dating
211
Combining Relative and Numerical Ages
212
Age of the Earth
213
Comprehending Geologic Time
214
SUMMARY
216
Surficial Processes
221
Relationships to Earth Systems
222
Introduction to Mass Wasting
222
Classification of Mass Wasting
225
Rate of Movement
225
Type of Material
225
Type ol Movement
225
Controlling Factors in Mass Wasting
226
Gravity
226
Water
227
Triggers
228
Common Types of Mass Wasting
229
Creep
229
Flow
230
Rockfalls
and
Rockslides 236
Underwater Landslides
241
Preventing Landslides
243
Preventing Mass Wasting of Soil
243
Preventing
Rockfalls
and
Rockslides
on Highways
244
SUMMARY
245
Streams and Floods
249
Earth Systems
—
The
Hydrologie
Cycle
250
Running Water
251
Drainage Basins
252
Drainage Patterns
252
Factors Affecting Stream Erosion and Deposition
254
Velocity
254
Gradient
254
Channel Shape and Roughness
255
Discharge
256
Stream Erosion
256
Stream Transportation of Sediment
257
Stream Deposition
258
Bars
258
Braided Streams
259
Meandering Streams and Point Bars
262
Flood Plains
264
Deltas
264
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CONTENTS
Stream
Valley Development 267
Downcutting and Base Level 267
The Concept of a Graded Stream
271
Lateral Erosion
272
Headward Erosion
272
Stream Terraces
272
Incised Meanders
272
Flooding
274
Urban Flooding
276
Flash Floods
276
Controlling Floods
277
Flooding in the Mississippi River Basin
277
SUMMARY
282
Movement of
Val
ley Glaciers
314
Movement of Ice Sheets
316
Glacial Erosion
320
Erosional Landscapes Associated with Alpine
Glaciation
322
Erosional Landscapes Associated with Continental
Glaciation
326
Glacial Deposition
326
Moraines
326
Outwash
330
Glacial Lakes and Varves
331
PAST
GLACIATION
331
Direct Effects of Past
Glaciation
in North America
334
Indirect Effects of Past
Glaciation
335
Evidence for Older
Glaciation
337
SUMMARY
338
Groundwater
285
Introduction
286
Porosity and Permeability
286
The Water Table
286
The Movement of Groundwater
289
Aquifers
290
Wells
290
Springs and Streams
292
Contamination of Groundwater
294
Balancing Withdrawal and Recharge
298
Effects of Groundwater Action
299
Caves, Sinkholes, and
Karst
Topography
299
Other Effects
301
Hot Water Underground
302
Geothermal Energy
304
SUMMARY
305
Deserts and Wind Action
341
Distribution of Deserts
342
Some Characteristics of Deserts
343
Desert Features in the Southwestern United States
346
Wind Action
350
Wind Erosion and Transportation
351
Wind Deposition
354
SUMMARY
360
Glaciers and
Glaciation
309
Relationships to Earth Systems
310
Introduction
310
Glaciers
—
Where They Are, How They Form and Move
311
Distribution of Glaciers
311
Types of Glaciers
311
Formation and Growth of Glaciers
311
Waves, Beaches, and Coasts
363
Introduction
364
How Do Waves Form?
364
Surf
365
What Happens When Waves Reach the Shore?
366
Wave Refraction
366
Longshore Currents
366
Rip Currents
366
How Do Beaches Develop?
368
Why Does Sand Move Along a Shoreline
? 369
Human Interference with Sand Drift
370
Sources of Sand on Beaches
372
Why Are There Different Types of Coasts?
372
Erosional Coasts
372
Depositional Coasts
374
CONTľNTS
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Drowned Coasts
375
Uplifted Coasts
376
The Biosphere and Coasts
377
SUMMARY
382
Geologic Structures
385
Tectonic Forces at Work
386
Stress and Strain in the Earth s
Lithosphère
386
How Do Rocks Behave When Stressed?
387
How Do We Record and Measure Geologic Structures?
388
Geologic Maps and Field Methods
388
Folds
390
Geometry of Folds
391
Interpreting Folds
393
Fractures In Rock
395
Joints
395
Faults
395
SUMMARY
404
Earthquakes
407
Causes of Earthquakes
408
Seismic Waves
409
Body Waves
409
Surface Waves
410
Locating and Measuring Earthquakes
41
I
Determining the Location of an Farthquake
412
Measuring the Si/.e of an Farthquake
413
Location and Si/e of [Earthquakes in the United States
415
Earthquake-Related Hazards
416
Ground Motion
418
Ground Failure
419
Aftershocks
421
Tsunami
421
World Distribution of Earthquakes
425
First-Motion Studies of Earthquakes
427
Earthquakes and Plate Tectonics
427
Earthquakes at Plate Boundaries
428
Subduction
Anele
429
Earthquake Prediction and Forecasting
429
Earthquake Precursors and Prediction
429
Earthquake Forecasting
432
Reducing Earthquake Damage and Risk
434
SUMMARY
434
Earth s Interior and Geophysical
Properties
439
Introduction
440
Evidence from Seismic Waves
440
Earth s Internal Structure
442
The Crust
442
The Mantle
443
The Core
445
Isostasy
448
Gravity Measurements
451
Earth s Magnetic Field
452
Magnetic Reversals
452
Magnetic Anomalies
454
Heat within the Earth
457
Geothermal Gradient
457
Heat Flow
458
SUMMARY
459
The Sea Floor
463
Origin of the Ocean
464
Methods of Studying the Sea Floor
464
Features of the Sea Floor
467
Continental Shelves and Continental Slopes
467
Submarine Canyons
468
Turbidity Currents
469
Passive Continental Margins
470
The Continental Rise
470
Abyssal Plains
471
Active Continental Margins
471
Oceanic Trenches
472
Xli
CONTENTS
Mid-Oceanic Ridge
473
Geologic Activity at the Ridges
473
Biologic Activity at the Ridges
474
Fracture Zones
474
Seamounts. Guyots, and Aseismic Ridges
474
Reefs
476
Sediments of the Sea Floor
476
Oceanic Crust and Ophiolites
478
The Age of the Sea Floor
479
The Sea Floor and Plate Tectonics
481
SUMMARY
481
Plate Tectonics
—
The Unifying
Theory
485
The Early Case for Continental Drift
487
Skepticism about Continental Drift
489
Paleomagnetism and the
Revivai
of Continental Drift
490
Recent Evidence for Continental Drift
492
History of Continental Positions
492
Seafloor Spreading
492
Hess s Driving Force
492
Explanations
493
Plates and Plate Motion
494
How Do We Know That Plates Move?
495
Marine Magnetic Anomalies
495
Another Test: Fracture Zones and Transform Faults
498
Measuring Plate Motion Directly
498
Divergent Plate Boundaries
498
Transform Boundaries
502
Convergent Plate Boundaries
503
Ocean-Ocean Convergence
504
Ocean-Continent Convergence
505
Continent-Continent Convergence
506
Do Plate Boundaries Move ?
507
Can Plates Change in Si/e ?
507
The Attractiveness of Plate Tectonics
507
What Causes Plate Motions .
509
Mantle Convection
509
Ridge Push
510
Slab Pull
510
Trench Suction
5 10
Mantle Plumes and Hot Spots
51 1
A Final Note
514
SUMMARY
516
Mountain Belts and the Continental
Crust
521
Introduction
522
Characteristics of Major Mountain Belts
525
Size and Alignment
525
Ages of Mountain Belts and Continents
525
Thickness and Characteristics of Rock Layers
526
Patterns of Folding and Faulting
527
Metamorphism and Plutonism
527
Normal Faulting
528
Thickness and Density of Rocks
529
Features of Active Mountain Ranges
530
Evolution of Mountain Belts
530
Orogenies and Plate Convergence
530
Post-Orogenic Uplift and Block-Faulting
536
The Growth of Continents
539
Displaced
Terranes
540
SUMMARY
541
Global Climate Change
545
Weather, Climate, and Climate Change
546
Understanding the Atmosphere
546
Composition
546
Structure
547
Energy from the Sun
547
Blackbody
Radiation
548
The Greenhouse Effect
548
Causes of Climate Change
551
Solar Variability and the
Orbila!
Theory of Climate
551
Variations in the
Eartlťs
Albedo
552
Greenhouse Gases
552
Clouds and Particles
556
Volcanoes
556
Plate Tectonics
557
A Brief History of Earth s Climate
557
Climate Millions ot Years Ago
557
Climate Over the Last Million Years
558
Climate Over the Last Few Thousand Years to Present
558
CONTľNTS
Xlii
Climate
Change
in the Modern Age
560
Temperature
560
Precipitation
560
Sea Ice and Glacier Melt
561
Sea-Level Rise
562
The IPCC and Climate Models
563
Impacts and Consequences of Global Climate Change
564
Biodiversity and Agriculture
564
Ocean Acidification
565
Coastal Regions and Sea-Level Rise
565
Geoengineering
565
Solar Radiation Management
565
Carbon Management
566
Decreasing Emissions of Greenhouse Gases
567
SUMMARY
567
Resources
571
Relationships to Earth Systems
572
Introduction
572
Reserves and Resources
572
Energy Resources
574
Nonrenewable Energy Resources
574
Renewable Energy Sources
586
Metallic Resources
589
Ores Formed by Igneous Processes
590
Ores Formed by Surface Processes
592
Mining
593
Nonmetallic Resources
595
Construction Materials
595
Fertilizers and Evaporites
595
Other Nonmetallics
596
Resources, the Environment, and Sustainability
596
SUMMARY
597
The Earth s Companions
601
The Earth in Space
602
The Sun
602
The Solar System
603
The Milky Way and the Universe
604
Origin of the Planets
606
The Solar Nebula
606
Formation of the Planets
608
Formation of Moons
608
Final Stages of Planet Formation
608
Formation of Atmospheres
608
Other Planetary Systems
608
Portraits of the Planets
609
Our Moon
609
Mercury
615
Venus
616
Mars
618
Why Are the Terrestrial Planets So Different?
624
Jupiter
625
Saturn
626
Uranus
628
Neptune
628
Pluto and the Ice Dwarves
628
Minor Objects of the Solar System
630
Meteors and Meteorites
630
Meteorites
630
Asteroids
631
Comets
631
Giant Impacts
633
Giant Meteor Impacts
633
SUMMARY
634
Appendices
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