Folds and Faults
$0.74
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About Folds and Faults
Folds and Faults provides an illustrated overview of two significant topics in geology: folds and faults. Understanding folds and faults helps to explain how mountains form, how layers of rock change shape over time, and the underlying cause of earthquakes.
This Earth science app contains illustrations, animations, and photos by Dennis Tasa as well as annotated photos by Michael Collier and Ed Tarbuck. Animations show how folds and faults change the position and angle of rock layers. Illustrations and annotated photographs help to illustrate these concepts and aid in the identification of folds and faults in the field.
This Earth science app contains illustrations, animations, and photos by Dennis Tasa as well as annotated photos by Michael Collier and Ed Tarbuck. Animations show how folds and faults change the position and angle of rock layers. Illustrations and annotated photographs help to illustrate these concepts and aid in the identification of folds and faults in the field.
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More downloads Folds and Faults reached 100 - 500 downloads
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What are users saying about Folds and Faults
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by C####:
It really helped me study my science. its a very recourceful app
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by Y####:
The content in this app is only that of a low level introductory geology course. It really ought to be expanded for a paid app, for example to include even basic things of folds like axial planes and the fold axis concept. And there really isn't much you can do with it. Look through it once and then not likely to use it again. Not many reasons to keep coming back. Can get similar information from the web in simple google searches.
by Z####:
Really useful. Very clear and simple animations show how different types of faults occur. May be basic but if you want to quickly understand the difference between normal, reverse and thrust faults, this is great.