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| 1858 map by geographer Antonio Snyder-Pelligrini |
For those who wish to know more, the USGS This Dynamic Earth includes more details, such as the earlier work of geographers and cartographers that helped to make Wegener's work possible.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Moving Plates
Last week's post for Collin's Elementary mentions some news about plate tectonics, and the possible breakup of the Indo-Australian plate. Just today, our friends at Geography.About.com have shared several new articles on the subject, including how Alfred Wegener developed the theory and how it relates to the Ring of Fire.
For those who wish to know more, the USGS This Dynamic Earth includes more details, such as the earlier work of geographers and cartographers that helped to make Wegener's work possible.
For those who wish to know more, the USGS This Dynamic Earth includes more details, such as the earlier work of geographers and cartographers that helped to make Wegener's work possible.
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