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GSCI 310 - Mineralogy
Fort Hays State University
Fall 2009

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Monday, December 7, 2009

Week #15
This week's reading is Chapters #12 thru #18. Be prepared.
Monday's Lecture
Wednesday's Lecture
Friday's Lecture

Homework #1 & Homework #2.

Exam #3: Study Guide
Exam #2: Study Guide/Grade Distribution
Exam #1: Study Guide/Grade Distribution

Got a computer? Download Google Earth! Make learning fun!


Large-scale aeolian cross beds in the Jurassic Navajo Sandstone, Zion National Park, Utah. Festoon cross beds such as these are the most prominent sedimentary structure associated with sand dunes. Can you tell which way the prevailing winds were blowing when these sand dunes were deposited?


GSCI 310 - Mineralogy
Dr. Ron Schott, Assistant Professor of Geology
Fort Hays State University - Geosciences Dept.
600 Park Street, Hays, KS  67601-4099
Phone: (785)628-5348  Fax: (785)628-4096
E-mail: rschott@fhsu.edu
Web: http://hays.outcrop.org/schott/
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