Tasa Photo CD-ROM: Tectonics and Mountain Building

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We have hunted far and wide to create a collection of photo CD-ROMs offering a variety of earth science photographs based on the National Science Education Standards to supplement your lectures, labs, and activities. Each CD-ROM offers 100 photographs in two sizes for use with your Macintosh or Windows operating system. Licensed for personal and/or classroom use only, not to be published for public use.

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Photographs by Marli Bryant Miller and John Karachewski
100 photos showing numerous tectonic features such as angular unconformities,
faults, folds, grabens, joints, nonconformities, synclines, anticlines, unconformities, and more.

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