
Informational Resources & References
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Earth System History by Steven Stanley & John Luczaj
This book is used for the Earth History Course & some videos in Biogeochemistry course.
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Earth Materials by Cornelis Klein and Anthony Philpotts
Book used for the Mineralogy Course & one of the books used for the Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology Courses
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Geomicrobiology by Kurt Konhauser
One of the books used for Geobiology Course
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Brock Biology of Microorganisms by Madigan, Martinko, Dunlap, & Clark
One of the books used for the Geobiology Course (yes, I have used it so much I had to duct tape it together!)
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Sedimentary Rocks by F.J. Pettijohn
One of the books used for the Sed Strat Course
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Sedimentology & Stratigraphy by Sam Boggs Jr.
One of the books used for the Sed Strat & Depositional Environments Courses
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Europa (by many distinguished planertary scientists)
One of the books used for the Planetary Science / Astrobiology
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Enceladus (by many distinguished planetary scientists)
One of the books used for the Planetary Science / Astrobiology Course
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Saturn's Moon Titan by Ralph Lorenz
One of the books used for the Planetary Science / Astrobiology Course
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Volcanism on Io by Ashley Davies
One of the books used for the Planetary Science / Astrobiology Course
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Alien Oceans by Kevin Peter Hand
One of the books used for the Planetary Science / Astrobiology Course (both physical & audio book available!)
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Bringing Fossils to Life (Paleobiology) by Donald Prothero
Book used for Paleontology Course
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Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology by Ronald & Carol Frost
One of the books used for the Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology Courses
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Origin of Carbonate Sedimentary Rocks by Noel James & Brian Jones
Book used for (upcoming) Carbonate Petrology Course
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Oxygen by Donald Canfield
Book used for many of the Earth History videos & also my favorite book EVER! I may be slightly biased as this is my field of research, but I highly recommend ;)