PPT-Fossils Chapter 11 EARTH SCIENCE PROJECT PRESENTATION

SCHEDULE GROUP A 12318 ASHTON CALHOUN EMMANUEL MARIN HANNAH REEVES GROUP B 12518 CAROLINE GRACE EARLE ANDREW CALLAWAY EMMA MYERS GROUP C 121018 NOVE MASCI CAROLINE MARIE EARLE. Lauterbach 2016. Paleoclimate Data shows Earth’s Changing History over time:. These notes go in your Journals!. The Earth’s processes we see today including . erosion. , movement of lithospheric plates and changes in . This week we will look at a few more . commonly used “evidences” that . the earth is old. Again we need to keep in mind the flood if we are going to explain these observations in a young world, and the observations tend to give strong evidence for the flood . Fossils can tell us about our biological (life) past…. We’d have to build stronger refrigerators.. FOSSILS can tell us about our. B. IOLOGICAL PAST.. How can fossils help tell us Earth’s . GEOLOGIC. A guide to assist you in the preparation of a . powerpoint. . for your . Crafty Science Presentation. Slide 1. Cover page. Include. Your names. Your Crafty Science topic. Slide 2. Type your Crafty Science topic. Who was James Hutton?. In the late 1700s, James Hutton began to question some of the ideas regarding the Earth.. He found fossils and saw them as evidence of life forms that no longer exist. . Different types of fossilized creatures were found in different layers of rock.. Lecture 3. Development of. Geological Concepts, Part I. Major Concepts. In the 17. th. and 18. th. centuries (Age of Reason), application of the scientific method of observation and interpretation began with the purpose of understanding earth processes in the context of the biblical account, but wound up challenging and discrediting that explanation. . Utah Division of Wildlife . Resources & ConocoPhillips . Pinyon-Juniper Treatment Project. Utah Division of Wildlife . Resources (UDWR) . and ConocoPhillips partnered on a . sagebrush . restoration project near Hiawatha, . Fall 2012. Training Presentation. IA. Introduction. Tell Students:. The . Geologic Time Scale . covers Earth’s entire history. It is divided into 4 major time intervals called eons. The eons are not the same length, but are based on major events. Evolution. A Swedish botanist in the 1700’s who developed a classification system for the organisms known at this time . Carolus Linnaeus. A group of organisms so similar to one another that they can reproduce and have fertile offspring. Geologic Time and Evolution Earth Has a History Geologic materials record enormous changes. Earth is a complex, evolving system. Physical and biological systems continuously interact. Earth constantly changes and has done so through time. The Scientific Revolution and the Emergence of Modern Science. Focus Questions. ​What developments during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance contributed to the Scientific Revolution of the seventeenth century?. 1. Artist’s Conception of Earth 3 billion years ago. 2. 3. I. . . Concept 25.1: The Origin of Life. A. Introduction. 1. Conditions at this time on Earth were such that life could have arisen by . How is the age of the Earth determined?. Vocabulary. Geologic Time Scale Law of Superposition. Eon, Epoch, Era, Period Intrusion. Cenozoic Ice Cores. Mesozoic Relative Age. Paleozoic Absolute Age. Erosion and Deposition. Vincent . Eblacas. Untalan. Middle School. SY 2017 to 2018. Earth Science Chapter 8 . Erosion and Deposition. What are the 3 major factors that changes the Earth’s Surface? (15 points).