Geology at Kent Stark
Course Description
This course introduces students to principles and concepts of historical geology, including geologic time, sedimentary rocks and processes, plate tectonics, and evolution. These concepts are utilized to develop a geologic history of eastern North America, which is used as a regional case study. The theory of evolution is discussed in detail, followed by a complete history of life, beginning in the Precambrian with single-celled organisms and ending with the appearance of the mammals in the Cenozoic. Mass extinctions, which punctuate the history of life, are placed within the context of evolutionary theory, and the causes for these mass extinctions are investigated. You will discover, among other things, that a meteor did not kill off the dinosaurs! Dr. C. Schweitzer
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Welcome to Kent State University at Stark Library
Use this guide to Earth History Resources at the Kent Stark Library to help you research your project.
These are the key resources that we will review today:
- Stark Campus LibraryAccess research materials, including books and articles for your research project.
- KentLINK Library CatalogUse KentLINK to find books about your topic from the Kent State University Libraries.
- OhioLINK Library CatalogUse OhioLINK to find books not available at the Kent State University Libraries.
- GeoRef Use GeoRef to find scholarly journal articles.
- JSTOR Use JSTOR to find scholarly journal articles.
- Academic Search Complete Use Academic Search Complete and other Ebsco article databases to find magazine and newspaper articles.
- Government Web SitesUse Google's Advanced Search to find .gov websites.
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Library Hours
Fall and Spring Semester Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 7:30am - 10:00pm
Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Summer Semester Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 7:30pm
Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Hours vary during holidays, breaks and Summer Classes. Please call 330-244-3330 or consult our website www.stark.kent.edu/library



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