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MEA 202 Geology II: Historical
The second semester of the basic introductory sequence in geology. Utilization of the principles of geology to reconstruct and understand the earth's history. Geologic events that cause modification of the earth's crust, emphasizing North America. History of life and the environmental significance of changes in animal and plant life through geologic time.
Prerequisite: (惭贰础听100, 惭贰础听101, MEA 120, MEA 140 or 惭贰础听200 )and 惭贰础听110; Corequisite: Recommended that 惭贰础听211 be taken concurrently
GEP Natural Sciences
Typically offered in Spring only
Meteorology (BS)
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The degree of Bachelor of Science in Meteorology is offered in the Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. A concentration in Marine Science may also be chosen.
Marine Sciences (BS): Physics Concentration
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The degree of Bachelor of Science in Marine Science may be obtained by selecting one of five concentrations: Biological Oceanography, Chemistry, Geology, Meteorology, or Physics.
Geology (Minor)
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The Department of Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences offers a minor in Geology to majors in any field except geology. This program provides a means of recognition for students in any field who have a curiosity about the materials, structures and processes of the solid earth.