#TextbookVSReality - Twitter Hashtag

Waco Mammoth National Monument @WacoMammoth

almost 4 years ago

#TextbookVSReality Columbian mammoth bones compared to a drawing. Do you notice any differences?

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USGS

@USGS

over 4 years ago

#TextbookvsReality: A monocline is a geologic structure where rock layers are folded on one side. A monoclinal fold associated with the Mitten Park Fault in @DinosaurNPS vs. the textbook example on the right. #Geology101

USGS's tweet photo. #TextbookvsReality: A monocline is a geologic structure where rock layers are folded on one side. A monoclinal fold associated with the Mitten Park Fault in
@DinosaurNPS
vs. the textbook example on the right. #Geology101 https://t.co/GcfEuNfH1L

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USGS

@USGS

over 5 years ago

Monoclines – like a wrinkle in a perfectly made bed, are steeper dipping sections in otherwise horizontal layers. Left: cross-section of the Waterpocket fold at @CapitolReefNPS 📷: Ron Blakey Right: view from the Strike Valley overlook #Geology101 #textbookvsreality

USGS's tweet photo. Monoclines – like a wrinkle in a perfectly made bed, are steeper dipping sections in otherwise horizontal layers.

Left: cross-section of the Waterpocket fold at @CapitolReefNPS
📷: Ron Blakey

Right: view from the Strike Valley overlook
#Geology101 #textbookvsreality https://t.co/GwbIbGGNBA

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QuakeFactor @QuakeFactor

over 6 years ago

#TextbookvsReality: A monocline is a geologic structure where rock layers are folded on one side. A monoclinal fold associated with the Mitten Park Fault in DinosaurNPS vs. the textbook example on the right. #Geology101

QuakeFactor's tweet photo. #TextbookvsReality: A monocline is a geologic structure where rock layers are folded on one side. A monoclinal fold associated with the Mitten Park Fault in DinosaurNPS vs. the textbook example on the right. #Geology101 https://t.co/FdQ5QV6XVC

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USGS

@USGS

over 6 years ago

#TextbookvsReality: A monocline is a geologic structure where rock layers are folded on one side. A monoclinal fold associated with the Mitten Park Fault in @DinosaurNPS vs. the textbook example on the right. #Geology101

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USGS

@USGS

about 7 years ago

The Basin & Range Province of the Western U.S. was described by naturalist Aldo Leopold as "mountain islands in a desert sea". These landscapes were formed by downthrown crustal blocks filled with alluvial deposits, punctuated by tilted,uplifted mountain blocks #TextbookvsReality

USGS's tweet photo. The Basin & Range Province of the Western U.S. was described by naturalist Aldo Leopold as "mountain islands in a desert sea". These landscapes were formed by downthrown crustal blocks filled with alluvial deposits, punctuated by tilted,uplifted mountain blocks #TextbookvsReality https://t.co/cdY2vPZCbv

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USGS

@USGS

almost 8 years ago

#TextbookvsReality Top photo: Gillem Bluff in Tulelake, CA, example of a normal fault system, where the hanging wall block (basin on right side) has dropped relative to the foot wall of the fault (bluff on left side) #Geology101

USGS's tweet photo. #TextbookvsReality Top photo: Gillem Bluff in Tulelake, CA, example of a normal fault system, where the hanging wall block (basin on right side) has dropped relative to the foot wall of the fault (bluff on left side) #Geology101 https://t.co/AebxaaQYQY

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