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Additional Information
- Notes on Plate Tectonics PDF, M Batten 2012, Perth, WA.SOSE Notes on the Continental Drift Theory and plate tectonics.
Science in Context
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Gale Virtual Reference Library
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Websites and Links
- Euro News Space: Measuring the Earth's Vital Magnetic Field (You Tube Video)Evidence of the existence of the Earth's magnetic field and movement of this field is measurable
- Geology and Fossil EvidenceA geologist explores the Continental Drift Theory and how the evidence can be time-lined
- Evidence For the Continental Drift Theory - Earth Science In MaineCourse notes from the University of Maine on evidence to support the Continental Drift Theory
- Continental Drift Evidence - High School Earth Science/Continental DriftNotes from Wikibooks in earth science on the Continental Drift Theory
- This Old Earth - Glacial StriationsGlacial Striations are left when large boulders are dragged beneath glaciers
- What Could Explain the Existence of Coal Deposits in Antarctica?Notes explaining the existence of coal in cold and hot regions
- Virtual Antarctica Science: GeologyThe Antarctic continent we know today has not always been located where it is now, nor has it always been so cold
- Our Changing Continent: Magnetic StripingThe theory of plate tectonics relies on key insights and scientific experimentation. One of these is the knowledge of the magnetic properties of ocean crust
- Magnetic Striping and Sea Floor SpreadingTests under water showed magnetic striping of the earth's crust of the ocean floor
- Ethiopia's Magnetic Stripes Hold Clues to Ocean FormationEvidence of Plate Tectonics in Africa