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  • An Introduction to Plate Tectonics

    Find out how and why certain plates move and learn some of the theories that scientists have used to explain these movements.

    www.hartrao.ac.za

  • Paleomap Project

    Contains an online archive of images of the Earth from the late Precambrian era over 60 million years ago. Features information on climate history and research.

    www.scotese.com

  • CVO Website - Plate Tectonics and Sea-Floor Spreading

    Learn what the Ring of Fire is, along with further information on the theory of plate tectonics and how it has contributed toward the formation of mountains.

    vulcan.wr.usgs.gov

  • Quia - Java Games

    Contains games and activities that help users learn some terms related to the study of plate tectonics and continental drift.

    www.quia.com

  • The ABC's of Plate Tectonics

    Offers an analysis on the some of the principles behind 'plate tectonics' including how rift zones develop and how the structural properties of land masses produce certain collisions.

    webspinners.com

  • Puzzles of the Earth

    Introduces plate tectonics and tells how this theory explains world geography and the origins of volcanoes, earthquakes, and other geologic phenomena.

    library.thinkquest.org

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