The history of the Earth is dynamic. Though it may not be apparent to us during our short span of life, the surface of the Earth and the life it supports are in a constant state of change---both progressive (directional) and cyclic. Earth history is also vast, with time scales that are hard to grasp. Geologic time is often referred to as “deep time” to emphasize its distinction from time as seen from a human perspective
The stratigraphic record preserves a library of global climate change that allows us to use the past...
Ten cyclothems from the Wolfcampian of northeastern Kansas, including parts of the Council Grove and...
Landscape change can range from the patter of tiny raindrops and the shuffling of beetles and rodent...
Introduction: The history of the Earth is dynamic. Though it may not be apparent to us during our sh...
Citation: Miller, K. B. (2011). Geology of the Kansas Flint Hills: Ancient Ice Ages, Sea Levels, and...
We now understand that the earth’s crust is broken up into a number of plates, some of continental s...
In September 1806, explorer Zebulon Montgomery Pike ventured into what is now Chase County and obser...
The patterns of human history can provide an original key to the interpretation and understanding of...
Sedimentary rock layers are found in places all around the world. They can provide useful clues to t...
Abstract. During the last three billion years, the Earth has been experiencing a slow global cooling...
For most Americans, The Great Plains evokes images of grasslands, dust storms, prairie fires, Indi...
Complex atmosphere-ocean-land interactions govern the climate system and its variations. During the ...
Periodic shifts in Earth\u27s orbit alter incoming solar radiation and drive Quaternary climate cycl...
The palaeorecord documents variations in climate on multiple time- and space-scales. At one end of t...
The Anthropocene hypothesis—that humans have impacted “the environment” but also changed the Earth’s...
The stratigraphic record preserves a library of global climate change that allows us to use the past...
Ten cyclothems from the Wolfcampian of northeastern Kansas, including parts of the Council Grove and...
Landscape change can range from the patter of tiny raindrops and the shuffling of beetles and rodent...
Introduction: The history of the Earth is dynamic. Though it may not be apparent to us during our sh...
Citation: Miller, K. B. (2011). Geology of the Kansas Flint Hills: Ancient Ice Ages, Sea Levels, and...
We now understand that the earth’s crust is broken up into a number of plates, some of continental s...
In September 1806, explorer Zebulon Montgomery Pike ventured into what is now Chase County and obser...
The patterns of human history can provide an original key to the interpretation and understanding of...
Sedimentary rock layers are found in places all around the world. They can provide useful clues to t...
Abstract. During the last three billion years, the Earth has been experiencing a slow global cooling...
For most Americans, The Great Plains evokes images of grasslands, dust storms, prairie fires, Indi...
Complex atmosphere-ocean-land interactions govern the climate system and its variations. During the ...
Periodic shifts in Earth\u27s orbit alter incoming solar radiation and drive Quaternary climate cycl...
The palaeorecord documents variations in climate on multiple time- and space-scales. At one end of t...
The Anthropocene hypothesis—that humans have impacted “the environment” but also changed the Earth’s...
The stratigraphic record preserves a library of global climate change that allows us to use the past...
Ten cyclothems from the Wolfcampian of northeastern Kansas, including parts of the Council Grove and...
Landscape change can range from the patter of tiny raindrops and the shuffling of beetles and rodent...