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For Further Reading

*Hough, S.E., 2002. Earthshaking Science: What We Know (And Don’t Know) About Earthquakes. Princeton University Press. 238 pp.

Hough’s book, written for general audiences, is outstanding primer on seismology, plate tectonics, and earthquakes.

*Collier, Michael. 1999. A Land In Motion: California’s San Andreas Fault. University of California Press: CA

 

*Rudwick, Martin J. S. 1997. Georges Cuvier, Fossil Bones, and Geological Catastrophes. University of Chicago Press: IL

As the author states in his Preface, catastrophism is “back in fashion.” This book provides commentary and new translations of Cuvier’s texts.

: : Chapter Eight Errata : :
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Errata for Chapter Eight of Exploring the World Ocean by Chamberlin and Dickey

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Text

Page 140: Correct spelling of William Ferrel.

Page 141: Insert Swedish-US meteorologist Carl Gustav-Rossby...

Page 148, Should mention trade winds in association with Hadley cell surface flows towards the equator.

Page 156: Correction, insert "in" in 12th line, i.e., Gilbert Walker became interested in the Indian Ocean

If you find other errors or statements that could use greater clarification, please e-mail Sean Chamberlin, schamberlin@fullcoll.edu. Thanks!

Figures

Figure 8-23: For a larger version of this figure and more data, see the World Ocean Atlas 2005, http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/OC5/WOA05F/woa05f.html

Figure 8-26, Add N to top right side and S to top left side to indicate North and South ends of basins; also add text to caption indicating depth in meters, degrees in Celsius, and salinity in PSU. Click here for revised figure.

Tables

Table 8.1, Correct percentage under heading of Ocean, should be 3.5% (not 2.5%)

Table 8.3, Item 3, should be capital omega (shown as small omega, see previous equation) in phrase, "...where omega is the rotation rate."

Comments on ways to improve figures? Please e-mail Sean Chamberlin, schamberlin@fullcoll.edu.