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Hauptverfasser:	Grotzinger, John 1957- (VerfasserIn), Jordan, Thomas 1948- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York, NY [u.a.] Freeman 2014
Ausgabe:	7. ed.
Schlagworte:	Press, Frank > 1924-2020 > Understanding earth Geologie Lehrbuch
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adam_text	F CONTENTS Chapter 1 Chapter 8 The Earth System 3 Clocks in Rocks: Timing the Geologic Record 195 Chapter 2 Plate Tectonics: The Unifying Theory 27 Chapter 9 Early History of the Terrestrial Chapter 3 Planets 221 Earth Materials: Minerals and Rocks 57 Chapter 10 Chapter 4 History of the Continents 253 Igneous Rocks: Solids from Melts 91 Chapter 11 Chapter 5 Sedimentation: Rocks Formed by Geobiology: Life Interacts with Earth 283 Surface Processes 115 Chapter 12 Chapter 6 Volcanoes 313 Metamorphism: Alteration of Rocks by Temperature and Pressure 149 Chapter 13 Earthquakes 347 Chapter 7 Deformation: Modification of Rocks Chapter 14 by Folding and Fracturing 171 Exploring Earth's Interior 383 ix BRIEF CONTENTS Chapter 15 The Climate System 407 Chapter 21 Glaciers: The Work of Ice 587 Chapter 16 Weathering, Erosion, and Mass Wasting: Interactions Between the Climate and Plate Tectonic Systems 435 Chapter 17 The Hydrologie Cycle and Groundwater 466 Chapter 18 Stream Transport: From Mountains to Oceans Chapter 19 Winds and Deserts Chapter 20 Coastlines and Ocean Basins 499 529 551 Chapter 22 Landscape Development 617 Chapter 23 The Human Impact on Earth's Environment 641 Appendix 1 Conversion Factors AP-1 Appendix 2 Numerical Data Pertaining to Earth AP-2 Appendix 3 Chemical Reactions AP-3 Appendix 4 Properties of the Most Common Minerals of Earth's Crust AP-5 Appendix 5 Practicing Geology Exercises: Answers to Problems AP-9 Glossary Index GL-1 ONTENTS Meet the Authors Preface Chapter 1 The Earth System The Scientific Method Geology as a Science Earth's Shape and Surface Peeling the Onion: Discovery of a Layered Earth Earth's Density 10 The Mantle and Core 10 The Crust 11 The Inner Core 11 Chemical Composition of Earth's Major Layers 12 Earth as a System of Interacting Components The Climate System 15 The Plate Teđonic System 16 The Geodynamo 17 Interactions Among Geosystems Support Life 18 An Overview of Geologic Time The Origin of Earth and Its Global Geosystems 19 The Evolution of Life 19 Welcome to Google Earth VII xix 4 5 8 13 18 21 Chapter 2 Plate Tectonics: The Unifying Theory The Discovery of Plate Tectonics Continental Drift 28 Seafloor Spreading 29 The Great Synthesis: 1963-1968 30 The Plates and Their Boundaries Divergent Boundaries 36 Convergent Boundaries 36 Transform Faults 38 Combinations of Plate Boundaries 38 Rates and History of Plate Movements The Seafloor as a Magnetic Tape Recorder 39 Deep-Sea Drilling 42 Measurements of Plate Movements by Geodesy 41 The Grand Reconstruction Seafloor Isochrons 43 Reconstructing the History of Plate Movements 43 The Breakup ofPangaea 44 The Assembly ofPangaea by Continental Drift 44 Implications of the Grand Reconstruction Mantle Convection: The Engine of Plate Tectonics Where Do the Plate-Driving Forces Originate? 45 27 28 31 39 42 45 χι XII CONTENTS How Deep Does Plate Recycling Occur? 48 What Is the Nature of Rising Convection Currents? 49 The Theory of Plate Tectonics and the Scientific Method 52 Chapter 3 Earth Materials: Minerals and Rocks 57 What Are Minerals? 58 The Structure of Matter 59 The Structure of Atoms 59 Atomic Number and Atomic Mass 59 Chemical Reactions 60 Chemical Bonds 61 The Formation of Minerals 61 The Atomic Structure of Minerals 61 The Crystallization of Minerals 62 How Do Minerals Form? 63 Classes of Rock-Forming Minerals 64 Silicates 65 Carbonates 67 Oxides 67 Sulfides 67 Sulfates 68 Physical Properties of Minerals 69 Hardness 69 Cleavage 70 Fracture 71 Luster 71 Color 72 Density 73 Crystal Habit 73 What Are Rocks? 74 Properties of Rocks 74 Igneous Rocks 76 Sedimentary Rocks 77 Metamorphic Rocks 78 The Rock Cycle: Interactions Between the Plate Tectonic and Climate Systems 79 Concentrations of Valuable Mineral Resources 81 Hydrothermal Deposits 82 Igneous Deposits 83 Sedimentary Deposits 84 Chapter 4 Igneous Rocks: Solids from Melts 91 How Do Igneous Rocks Differ from One Another? 92 Texture 92 Chemical and Mineral Composition 94 How Do Magmas Form? 97 How Do Rocks Melt? 97 The Formation of Magma Chambers 99 Where Do Magmas Form? 99 Magmatic Differentiation 99 Fractional Crystallization: Laboratory and Field Observations 99 Granite from Basalt: Complexities of Magmatic Differentiation 101 Forms of Igneous Intrusions 102 Plutons 103 Sills and Dikes 103 Veins 105 Igneous Processes and Plate Tectonics 105 Spreading Centers as Magma Factories 106 Subduction Zones as Magma Factories 108 Mantle Plumes as Magma Factories 111 Chapter 5 Sedimentation: Rocks Formed by Surface Processes 115 Surface Processes of the Rock Cycle 116 Weathering and Erosion: The Source of Sediments 117 Transportation and Deposition: The Downhill Journey to Sedimentary Basins 119 Oceans as Chemical MixingVats 122 Sedimentary Basins: The Sinks for Sediments 122 Rift Basins and Tixennal Subsidence Basins 122 Flexural Basins 123 Sedimentary Environments 124 Continental Sedimentary Environments 124 Shoreline Sedimentary Environments 124 Marine Sedimentary Environments 124 Siliciclastic versus Chemical and Biological Sedimentary Environments 126 Sedimentary Structures 127 Cross-Bedding 127 Graded Bedding 127 Ripples 128 Bioturbation Structures 128 Bedding Sequences 129 Burial and Diagenesis: From Sediment to Rock 130 Burial 130 Diagenesis 130 Classification of Siliciclastic Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks 132 Coarse-Grained Silicklastics: Gravel and Conglomerate 133 CONTENTS XIII Medium-Grained Siliciclastics: Sand and Sandstone 133 Vine-Grained Siliciclastics 134 Classification of Chemical and Biological Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks 135 Carbonate Sediments and Rocks 136 Evaporite Sediments and Rocks: Products of Evaporation 140 Other Biological and Chemical Sediments 142 Chapter 6 Metamorphism: Alteration of Rocks by Temperature and Pressure 149 Causes of Metamorphism 150 The Role o/Temperature 151 The Role of Pressure 152 The Role of Fluids 153 Types of Metamorphism 153 Regional Metamorphism 154 Contact Metamorphism 154 Seafloor Metamorphism 154 Other Types of Metamorphism 154 Metamorphic Textures 155 Foliation and Cleavage 155 Foliated Rocks 155 Granoblastic Rocks 157 Porphyroblasts 158 Regional Metamorphism and Metamorphic Grade 159 Mineral Isograds: Mapping Zones of Change 159 Metamorphic Grade and Parent Rock Composition 160 Mđamorphic Facies 161 Plate Tectonics and Metamorphism 162 Metamorphic Pressure-Temperature Paths 162 Ocean-Continent Convergence 163 Continent-Continent Collision 165 Exhumation: A Link Between the Plate Tectonic and Climate Systems 166 Chapter 7 Deformation: Modification of Rocks by Folding and Fracturing Plate Tectonic Forces Mapping Geologic Structure Measuring Strike and Dip 173 Geologic Maps 173 Geologic Cross Sections 175 171 172 172 How Rocks Deform 175 Brittle and Ductile Behavior of Rocks in the Laboratory 175 Brittle and Ductile Behavior of Rocks in Earth's Crust 176 Basic Deformation Structures 177 Faults 177 Folds 179 Circular Structures 182 Joints 183 Deformation Textures 183 Styles of Continental Deformation 184 Tensional Tectonics 184 Compressive Tectonics 185 Shearing Tectonics 187 Unraveling Geologic History 188 Chapter 8 Clocks in Rocks: Timing the Geologic Record 195 Reconstructing Geologic History from the Stratigraphie Record 196 Principles of Stratigraphy 197 Fossils as Recorders of Geologic Time 198 Unconformities: Gaps in the Geologic Record 200 Cross-Cutting Relationships 201 The Geologic Time Scale: Relative Ages 202 Intervals of Geologic Time 202 Interval Boundaries Mark Mass Extinctions 202 Ages of Petroleum Source Rocks 206 Measuring Absolute Time with Isotopie Clocks 207 Discovery of Radioactivity 208 Radioactive Isotopes: The Clocks in Rocks 208 Isotopie Dating Methods 209 The Geologic Time Scale: Absolute Ages 210 Eons: The Longest Intervals of Geologic Time 210 Perspectives on Geologic Time 211 Recent Advances in Timing the Earth System 212 Sequence Stratigraphy 212 Chemical Stratigraphy 213 Paleomagnetic Stratigraphy 213 Clocking the Climate System 213 XIV CONTENTS Chapter 9 Early History of the Terrestrial Planets 221 Origin of the Solar System 222 The Nebular Hypothesis 222 The Sun Forms 223 The Planets Form 223 Small Bodies of the Solar System 224 Early Earth: Formation of a Layered Planet 225 Earth Heats Up and Melts 225 Differentiation of Earth's Core, Mantle, and Crust 226 Earth's Oceans and Atmosphere Form 227 Diversity oř the Planets 228 What's in a Face? The Age and Complexion of Planetary Surfaces 230 The Man in the Moon: A Planetary Time Scale 230 Mercury: The Ancient Planet 231 Venus: The Volcanic Planet 233 Mars: The Red Planet 235 Earth: No Place Like Home 236 Mars Rocks! 237 Missions to Mars: Flybys, Orbiters, Landers, and Rovers 238 Mars Exploration Rovers: Spirit and Opportunity 240 Mars Science Laboratory (MSL): Curiosity 240 Recent Missions: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Phoenix 243 Recent Discoveries: The Environmental Evolution of Mars 243 Exploring the Solar System and Beyond 245 Space Missions 245 The Cassini-Huygens Mission to Saturn 246 Other Solar Systems 248 Chapter 10 History of the Continents 253 The Structure of North America 254 The Stable Interior 254 The Appalachian Fold Belt 256 The Coastal Plain and Continental Shelf 256 The North American Cordillera 257 Tectonic Provinces Around the World 259 Types of Tectonic Provinces 260 Tectonic Ages 261 A Global Puzzle 262 How Continents Grow 262 Magmatic Addition 262 Accretion 263 How Continents Are Modified 266 Orogeny: Modification by Plate Collision 266 Vie Wilson Cycle 271 Epeirogeny: Modification by Vertical Movements 272 The Origins of Cratons 273 The Deep Structure of Continents 276 Cratonic Keels 276 Composition of the Keels 277 Age of the Keels 278 Chapter 11 Geobiology: Life Interacts with Earth 283 The Biosphere as a System 284 Ecosystems 284 Inputs: The Stuff Life Is Made Of 285 Processes and Outputs: How Organisms Live and Grow 286 Biogeochemical Cycles 288 Microorganisms: Nature's Tiny Chemists 288 Abundance and Diversity of Microorganisms 289 Microorganism-Mineral Interactions 292 Geobiologie Events in Earth's History 296 Origin of Life and the Oldest Fossils 296 Prebiotic Soup: The Original Experiment on the Origin of Life 297 The Oldest Fossils and Early Life 298 Origin of Earth's Oxygenated Atmosphere 299 Evolutionary Radiations and Mass Extinctions 300 Radiation of Life: The Cambrian Explosion 301 Tail of the Devil: The Demise of Dinosaurs 303 Global Warming Disaster: The Paleocene-Eocene Mass Extinction 304 Astrobiology: The Search for Extraterrestrial Life 306 Habitable Zones Around Stars 307 Habitable Environments on Mars 308 Chapter 12 Volcanoes 313 Volcanoes as Geosystems 314 Lavas and Other Volcanic Deposits 315 Types of Lava 315 Textures of Volcanic Rocks 319 Pyroclastic Deposits 319 CONTENTS xv Eruptive Styles and Landforms Central Eruptions 321 Fissure Erupńons 325 Interactions of Volcanoes with Other Geosystems Volcanism and the Hydrosphere 327 Volcanism and the Atmosphere 328 The Global Pattern of Volcanism Volcanism at Spreading Centers 330 Volcanism in Subduction Zones 330 Intraplate Volcanism: The Mantle Plume Hypothesis 331 Volcanism and Human Affairs Volcanic Hazards 334 Reducing the Risks of Volcanic Hazards Natural Resources from Volcanoes 339 Chapter 13 Earthquakes 320 326 329 Layering and Composition of Earth's Interior The Crust 388 The Mantle 388 The Core-Mantle Boundary The Core 390 388 390 334 337 347 348 What Is an Earthquake? The Elastic Rebound Theory 349 Fault Rupture During Earthquakes 351 Foreshocks and Aftershocks 351 How Do We Study Earthquakes? 353 Seismographs 354 Seismic Waves 355 Locating the Focus 357 Measuring the Size of an Earthquake 357 Determining Fault Mechanisms 361 GPS Measurements and "Silent" Earthquakes 362 Earthquakes and Patterns of Faulting 362 The Big Picture: Earthquakes and Plate Tectonics 362 Regional Fault Systems 364 Earthquake Hazards and Risks 365 How Earthquakes Cause Damage 366 Reducing Earthquake Risk 369 Can Earthquakes Be Predicted? 375 Long-Term Forecasting 375 Short-Term Prediction 375 Medium-Term Forecasting 376 Chapter 14 Exploring Earth's Interior 383 Exploring Earth's Interior with Seismic Waves 384 Basic Ty pes of Waves 384 Paths of Seismic Waves Through Earth 384 Seismic Exploration of Near-Surface Layering 387 Earth's Internal Temperature Heat Flow Virough Earth's Interior 390 Temperatures Inside Earth 392 Visualizing Earth's Three-Dimensional Structure Seismic Tomography 394 Earth's Gravitational Field 396 Earth's Magnetic Field and The Geodynamo The Dipole Field 396 Complexity of the Magnetic Field 396 Paleomagnetism 400 The Magnetic Field and the Biosphere 402 Chapter 15 The Climate System Components of the Climate System The Atmosphere 408 The Hydrosphere 409 The Cryosphere 411 The Lithosphère 411 The Biosphere 412 The Greenhouse Effect A Planet Without Greenhouse Gases 413 Earth's Greenhouse Atmosphere 414 Balancing the Climate System Through Feedbacks 414 Climate Models and Their Limitations 415 Climate Variation Short-Term Regional Variations 417 Long-Term Global Variations: The Pleistocene Ice Ages 417 Long-Term Global Variations: Paleozoic and Proterozoic Ice Ages 422 Variations During the Most Recent Glacial Cycle 422 The Carbon Cycle Geochemical Cycles and How Titey Work 423 Vie Cycling of Carbon 426 Human Perturbations of the Carbon Cycle 427 Twentieth-Century Warming: Fingerprints of Anthropogenic Global Change 390 394 396 407 408 413 416 423 428 XVI CONTENTS Chapter 16 Weathering, Erosion, and Mass Wasting: Interactions Between the Climate and Plate Tectonic Systems 435 Weathering, Erosion, Mass Wasting, and the Rock Cycle 436 Controls on Weathering 436 The Properties of Parent Rock 436 Climate: Rainfall and Temperature 437 The Presence or Absence of Soil 43 7 The Length of Exposure 437 Chemical Weathering 438 The Role of Water: Feldspar and Other Silicates 438 Carbon Dioxide, Weathering, and the Climate System 439 The Role of Oxygen: From Iron Silicates to Iron Oxides 441 Chemical Stability 442 Physical Weathering 443 How Do Rocks Break? 443 Interactions Between Weathering and Erosion 444 Soils: The Residue of Weathering 445 Soils as Geosystems 446 Paleosols: Working Backward from Soil to Climate 447 Mass Wasting 447 Slope Materials 449 Water Content 450 Slope Steepness 451 Triggers of Mass Movements 452 Classification of Mass Movements 453 Mass Movements of Rock 455 Mass Movements of ' Unconsolidated Material 456 Understanding the Origins of Mass Movements 460 Natural Causes of Mass Movements 461 Human Activities That Promote or Trigger Mass Movements 462 Chapter 17 The Hydrologie Cycle and Groundwater The Geologic Cycling of Water Flow and Reservoirs 470 How Much Water Is There? 470 The Hydrologie Cycle 470 How Much Water Can We Use? 471 469 470 Hydrology and Climate 472 Humidity, Rainfall, and Landscape 472 Droughts 473 The Hydrology of Runoff 475 The Hydrology of Groundwater 477 Porosity and Permeability 478 The GroundwaterTable 480 Aquifers 482 Balancing Recharge and Discharge 482 The Speed of Groundwater Flows 485 Groundwater Resources and Their Management 485 Erosion by Groundwater 488 Water Quality 490 Contamination of the Water Supply 490 Reversing Contamination 491 is the Water Drinkable? 491 Water Deep in the Crust 492 Hydrothermal Waters 492 Ancient Microorganisms in Deep Aquifers 494 Chapter 18 Stream Transport: From Mountains to Oceans 499 The Form of Streams 500 Stream Valleys 500 Channel Patterns 500 Stream Floodplains 503 Drainage Basins 503 Drainage Networks 505 Drainage Patterns and Geologic History 505 Where Do Channels Begin? How Running Water Erodes Soil and Rock 507 Abrasion 508 Chemical and Physical Weathering 508 The Undercutting Action of Waterfalls 508 How Currents Flow and Transport Sediment 509 Erosion and Sediment Transpori 510 Sediment Bed Forms: Dunes and Ripples 511 Deltas: The Mouths of Rivers 513 Delta Sedimentation 513 The Growth of Deltas 513 Human Effects on Deltas 515 The Effects of Ocean Currents, Tides, and Plate Tectonic Processes 515 Streams as Geosystems 515 Discharge 516 Floods 518 Longitudinal Profiles 519 Lakes 522 CONTENTS XVII Chapter 19 Winds and Deserts 529 Global Wind Patterns 530 Wind as a Transport Agent 531 Wind Strength 531 Particle Size 531 Surface Conditions 531 Materials Carried by Wind 531 Wind as an Agent of Erosion 534 Sandblasting 534 Deflation 534 Wind as a Depositional Agent 535 Where Sand Dunes Form 535 How Sand Dunes Form and Move 536 Dune Types 538 Dust Falls and Loess 538 The Desert Environment 540 Where Deserts Are Found 540 Desert Weathering and Erosion 542 Desert Sediments and Sedimentation 543 Desert Landscapes 544 Chapter 20 Coastlines and Ocean Basins 551 How Ocean Basins Differ from Continents 552 Coastal Processes 552 Wave Motion: The Key to Shoreline Dynamics 553 Tlie Surf Zone 554 Wave Refraction 555 Tides 556 Hurricanes and Coastal Storm Surges 557 The Shaping of Shorelines 564 Beaches 564 Erosion and Deposition at Shorelines 567 Effects of Sea Level Change 568 Continental Margins 570 The Continental Shelf 571 Ћге Continental Slope and Rise 571 Submarine Canyons 571 Topography of the Deep Seaf loor 572 Probing the Seafloorfrom Surface Ships 572 Charting the Seafloor by Satellite 575 Profiles Across Two Oceans 575 Main Features of the Deep Seafloor 578 Ocean Sedimentation 578 Sedimentation on the Continental Shelf 579 Deep-Sea Sedimentation 579 Chapter 21 Glaciers: The Work of Ice Ice as a Rock Valley Glaciers 588 Continental Glaciers 590 How Glaciers Form Basic Ingredients: Freezing Cold and Lots of Snow 591 Glacial Growth: Accumulation 592 Glacial Shrinkage: Ablation 592 The Glacial Budget: Accumulation Minus Ablation 592 587 588 591 How Glaciers Move Mechanisms of Glacial Flow Flow in Valley Glaciers 594 Antarctica in Motion 594 594 594 598 Glacial Landscapes Glacial Erosion and Erosional Landforms 599 Glacial Sedimentation and Sedimentary Landforms 603 Permafrost 606 Glacial Cycles and Climate Change 606 The Wisconsin Glaciation 607 Glaciation and Sea Level Change 608 The Geologic Record of Pleistocene Glaciations 609 The Geologic Record of Ancient Glaciations 609 Chapter 22 Landscape Development 617 Topography, Elevation, and Relief 618 Landforms: Features Sculpted by Erosion and Sedimentation 621 Mountains and Hills 621 Plateaus 623 Stream Valleys 623 Structurally Controlled Ridges and Valleys 626 Structurally Controlled Cliffs 626 How Interacting Geosystems Control Landscapes 626 Feedback Between Climate and Topography 628 Feedback Between Uplift and Erosion 629 Models of Landscape Development 630 Davis's Cycle: Uplift is Followed by Erosion 632 Penck's Model: Erosion Competes with Uplift 634 Hack's Model: Erosion and Uplift Achieve Equilibrium 636 XVIII CONTENTS Chapter 23 The Human Impact on Earth's Environment 641 Civilization as a Global Geosystem 642 Natural Resources 642 Energy Resources 643 Rise of the Carbon Economy 644 Global Energy Consumption 645 Energy Resources for the Future 646 Carbon Flux from Energy Production 646 Fossil-Fuel Resources 646 How Do Oil and Gas Form? 647 Where Do We Find Oil and Gas? 647 Distribution of Oil Reserves 648 Oil Production and Consumption 649 When Will We Run Out of Oil? 650 Oil and the Environment 650 Natural Gas 651 Coal 653 Unconventional Hydrocarbon Resources 655 Alternative Energy Resources 655 Nuclear Energy 655 Biofuels 657 Solar Energy 658 Hydroelectric Energy 658 Wind Energy 658 Geothermal Energy 660 Global Change 660 Greenhouse Gases and Global Warming 660 Predictions of Future Global Warming 661 Consequences of Climate Change 662 Ocean Acidification 666 Loss of Biodiversity 666 Earth System Engineering and Management 667 Energy Policy 668 Use of Alternative Energy Resources 669 Engineering the Carbon Cycle 669 Stabilizing Carbon Emissions 669 Sustainable Development 670 Appendix 1 Conversion Factors AP-1 Appendix 2 Numerical Data Pertaining to Earth AP-2 Appendix 3 Chemical Reactions AP-3 Appendix 4 Properties of the Most Common Minerals of Earth's Crust AP-5 Appendix 5 Practicing Geology Exercises: Answers to Problems AP-9 Glossary G-l Index 1-І
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