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A concise introductory geology textbook that ties geological processes directly to the landforms and rock structures they produce, treating external agents — weather, groundwater, rivers, glaciers, wind, and marine action — followed by a historical account of continental development and the evolution of life with focus on North America. Presentation favors induction and observation, using simple diagrams, photographs, and practical classroom and field exercises; technical mineralogical and paleontological detail is minimized to highlight essential concepts for beginners and to encourage problem-solving and teacher-guided fieldwork.
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