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Intro
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Evidence for Continental Drift: Glaciers
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Objections to Early Continental Drift Model
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Sea Floor Spreading Evidence
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Age of Ocean Floor
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Earthquakes as Evidence
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Global Plate Boundaries
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Types of Plate Boundaries
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Generation of a Divergent Boundary
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Divergent Boundary Features
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Convergent Boundaries: Three Types
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Convergent Boundary Features
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Types of Convergent Boundaries
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Transform Boundary Features
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Applications of Plate Tectonics
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Hawaiian Island - Emperor Seamount Nematath
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Hawaiian Islands and the Emperor Seamounts
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Global Hotspot Locations
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Volcanos and Coral Reef Development
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Future Predictions
Description:
Explore the fundamental concepts of plate tectonics in this comprehensive 54-minute lecture designed for first-year college geology and oceanography courses. Delve into the evidence supporting continental drift, including glacial patterns and seafloor spreading. Examine global plate boundaries, their types, and associated land features. Investigate the formation of divergent boundaries and their characteristics, as well as the three types of convergent boundaries and their unique features. Learn about transform boundaries and their impact on the Earth's surface. Discover practical applications of plate tectonics, including the formation of the Hawaiian Islands and Emperor Seamounts. Gain insights into global hotspot locations, volcano formation, and coral reef development. Conclude with future predictions based on current tectonic activity. Benefit from closed captioning throughout this informative introductory geology lecture.

Geology - Plate Tectonics

Earth and Space Sciences X
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