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EPISODE · May 24, 2020 · 11 MIN

The Evidence for Plate Tectonics

from GEO Podcast · host Gary Lewis, GEOetc.com

In less than 12 minutes, I summarize the major pieces of evidence we have for the theory of Plate tectonics.  I cover shape of continents, mountain and ages of rocks, earthquakes, volcanoes, trenches and mid-ocean ridges, ages of the seafloor, patterns of magnetic anomalies, apparent polar wandering curves and hot spot volcanoes.If you want a summary of the theory - you can find a podcast episode that covers the theory here.If you want a booklet covering the theory and evidence, check out this one - its great idea as a class set.And finally, if you are looking for activities for students on Plate tectonics, then see what we have in our Member Resources page.Interested in joining us on a trip?   Check out our field adventures here.Don't miss a thing!   Join our email list.Support the show

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In less than 12 minutes, I summarize the major pieces of evidence we have for the theory of Plate tectonics. I cover shape of continents, mountain and ages of rocks, earthquakes, volcanoes, trenches and mid-ocean ridges, ages of the seafloor, patterns of magnetic anomalies, apparent polar wandering curves and hot spot volcanoes. If you want a summary of the theory - you can find a podcast episode that covers the theory here. If you want a booklet covering the theory and evidence, chec...

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