Principles of Physical Geology

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Principles of Physical Geology is a foundational 20th-century textbook that systematically explains the processes and history shaping the Earth’s crust and interior.

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instanceOf geology book
textbook
aimsTo explain physical processes shaping Earth
provide foundation for geological studies
author Arthur Holmes
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
covers continental drift
geological mapping
geomorphology
geophysical evidence for Earth structure
internal structure of Earth
mineral resources
orogeny
seafloor spreading
structural geology
describes Earth crust
Earth interior
earthquakes
erosion
geological time
igneous rocks
metamorphic rocks
mountain building
plate tectonics
rock cycle
sedimentary rocks
sedimentation
volcanism
weathering
field geology
focusesOn processes shaping Earth interior
processes shaping Earth surface
genre academic textbook
scientific literature
hasImpactOn modern geology curricula
influenced teaching of geology in universities
language English
mainSubject physical geology
notableFor integration of geological history and process
systematic treatment of Earth processes
publicationCentury 20th century
targetAudience geology instructors
university students
timePeriodDescribed geological history of Earth
usedAs introductory geology textbook

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Arthur Holmes notableWork Principles of Physical Geology
Arthur Holmes authorOf Principles of Physical Geology