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Part 1: Earth Science - 4 modules, 303 tr.

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Domain 1 Living Earth 1a 75 tr.


11 x	Tectonics, volcanism
8 x	Earthquakes
8 x	Erosion:breaking down mountains
5 x	Time zones, earth notes,
5 x	Remote sensing
6 x	World physical maps
3 x	OCEANIA - AUSTRALIA physical maps
5 x	AFRICA physical maps
4 x	EUROPE physical maps
9 x	ASIA physical maps
7 x	North & Central America physical maps
4 x	South America physical maps

Earth Science Pack
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I	Tectonics, volcanism
1	Interior of Mother Earth
2	Volcanic activity and names big eruptions
3	Earthquakes zones
4	Etna - Mediterranean Basin
5	Volcanic eruptions in perspective
6	Volcanic ashes cover, lava flows
7	Continental shelf and ocean floor
8	Ocean floors and land forms world
9	Iceland, born on the Atlantic Ridge
10	Geothermal energy, New Zealand
11	Young country, beautiful habitat, New Zealand

II	Earthquakes
1	Plate boundaries: mountains and volcanoes Eurasia
2	Japan: three plate boundaries meet
3	Formation of the Alps
4	Rhine valley - geological
5	Satellite view of the Middle East
6	East Africa: Rift - lakes - countries
7	CBDs on the San Andreas Fault
8	Philippines: 4,000 islands

III	Erosion: breaking down mountains
1	Water erosion
2	Drainage areas and silt outlets
3	Satellite view of Bangladesh Delta
4	Erosion on the ‘Roof of the Earth’, satellite im.
5	Water and wind erosion American West
6	Bryce Canyon and the Navajo Tribal Park
7	How glaciers carve valleys
8	Ice ages and landscapes today

IV	Time zones, earth notes, map reading
1	Time zones world
2	Orientation on the continents and oceans
3	Gridlines
4	World map projections
5	Earth Notes, key figures

V	Remote sensing
1	Remote sensing and mapping from out of space
2	Remote sensing and colours
3	Satellites Dead Sea and Mt. Ararat, colours
4	Satellite image of Egypt, map reading
5	Satellite image of Caïro and Lake Aswan, colours

VI	WORLD physical maps & Artics
1	Satellite map - The Living Earth
2	The World Physical with warm and cold currents
3	World Physical Map names mountains, plains, rivers, waters
4	Arctic and Antarctica, a comparison
5	The Arctic - Distances
6	Antarctica - Surface

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VII	OCEANIA - AUSTRALIA physical maps
1	Satellite image of Oceania
2	Terrain and ocean floors Australia
3	Global perspectives: Oceania and The Pacific

VIII	AFRICA physical maps
1	Satellite image Africa
2	Terrain and ocean floors Africa
3	Physical map Africa - use overlay
4	Global perspectives on Africa
5	The size of Africa: comparisons

IX	EUROPE physical maps
1	Satellite image of Europe
2	Physical map Europe
3	Terrain and ocean floors Europe
4	Global views on Europe

X	ASIA physical maps
1	Satellite view of Asia
2	Overlay physical, incl. warm and cold currents
3	Physical map - use Overlay
4	Terrain and ocean floors Asia
5	Global perspectives on Asia
6	Middle East, Terrain and ocean floors
7	South-East Asia, physical map
8	South-East Asia, Terrain and ocean floors
9	Far East, physical map

XI	North and Central America physical maps
1	Satellite map North America
2	Physical map of North America, incl currents
3	Canada: physical map
4	USA Physical map, including cross-section
5	USA Terrain map land forms and ocean floors
6	Middle America physical
7	Carribean ocean floors

XII	South America physical maps
1.	Satellite map South America
2.	Physical map South America
3.	Terrain map land forms and ocean floors
4.	The Andes: an historical approach

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