The origins of plate tectonics part 3: from oceans to continents
Clip taken from 'Dan McKenzie and friends: highlights from the Bullard labs'. View the full film at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg31wiVaUCk
Dan McKenzie and James Jackson explain why extending the theory of plate tectonics from mid ocean ridges to continents proved to be so complicated, and how an understanding of how plate boundaries work can help mitigate the effects of earthquakes.
Copyright: 2011 Cambridge University (Depart. of Earth Sciences)
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Dan McKenzie and James Jackson explain why extending the theory of plate tectonics from mid ocean ridges to continents proved to be so complicated, and how an understanding of how plate boundaries work can help mitigate the effects of earthquakes.
Copyright: 2011 Cambridge University (Depart. of Earth Sciences)
Видео The origins of plate tectonics part 3: from oceans to continents канала The Geological Society
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