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Department of Earth and Environmental Science

GEOL 208: Structural Geology

Penn's Structural Geology course is designed to introduce deformation as a fundamental geologic process. Definition, measurement, geometrical and statistical analysis, and interpretation of structural features are also covered. Structural problems are illustrated in the field.

   

Students examine fold geometry.

   

Strong folding in Pennsylvania coal country. Dr. Phipps for scale.

   

The "Whaleback" anticline near Shamokin, Pennsylvania, a tightly folded anticline.

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Department of Earth and Environmental Science
240 S. 33rd Street
Hayden Hall
Philadelphia, PA
19104-6316

earth@sas.upenn.edu

(T) - 215-898-5724
(F) - 215-898-0964

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Department of Earth and Environmental Science
University of Pennsylvania, 254-b Hayden Hall, 240 South 33rd Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6316