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SOUTH CAROLINA NATURAL HISTORY

Course Information

Syllabus

GEOL501X Syllabus

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South Carolina Natural History

Fossils of the Southeast

What is a Fossil?

Tertiary Mammals

Mammals of North Central South Carolina

Field Trip 1: South Carolina State Museum

Field Trip 2: The Atlantic Coastal Plain

Field Trip 3: Museum of York County

Field Trip 4: Woods Bay State Park

Field Trip 5: Carolina Slate Belt (Read before writing report: Samson and others, 1990), Hibbard and Pollock, 2013, Martin and Weaver, 2013

Field Trip 6: The Charlotte Belt

Field Trip 7: Kings Mountain Belt (Read before writing report: Horton and Butler, 1891, Noelle and Brown, 1981

Field Trip 8: Inner Piedmont and Blue Ridge (Read before writing report: Horton and others, 1991 and Stewart and Roberson, 2007)

Useful Links

Geologic History

Earth History

USGS Tapestry of Time and Terrain

Weather

Accuweather Radar Loop

Intellicast US Radar Loop

Intellicast Charlotte Radar Loop

Realtime Satellite Images from GOES

Sea Surface Temperatures

Jet Stream Position

US Drought Monitor

Earthquakes

NEIC Current World Seismicity

South Carolina Seismic Network

Great Tsunamis

Geological Surveys

USGS

SCGS

Tides

NOAA Tide Data Station Selection

Volcanoes

USGS Regional Maps of Active Volcanoes

USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Reports