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Introduction to Earth Science, Second Edition

Laura Neser

  • 550 pages
  • 29.2 MB
  • PDF

A complete first-year college textbook that covers minerals, rocks, plate tectonics, geologic time, water, weather, climate and the solar system. Packed with color figures, photos and self-check questions for each chapter.

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