Living physical geography

Living physical geography

by Gervais, Bruce

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"Bruce Gervais' new text offers a fresh approach to the study of physical geography, combining print and digital media to create a scientifically substantive work that is written for students. Living Physical Geography focuses on human-physical geography interactions, using pedagogical features in the textbook and online to create a modern synthesis of the science of physical geography. Each of the four major parts in Living Physical Geography is identified by energy flows within Earth's physic…

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Living physical geography / Bruce R. Gervais, California State University, Sacramento.

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"Bruce Gervais' new text offers a fresh approach to the study of physical geography, combining print and digital media to create a scientifically substantive work that is written for students. Living Physical Geography focuses on human-physical geography interactions, using pedagogical features in the textbook and online to create a modern synthesis of the science of physical geography. Each of the four major parts in Living Physical Geography is identified by energy flows within Earth's physical systems. Additionally, landscape analysis underpins the body of the text. Step-by-step examples are used to illustrate how landforms and systems develop, evolve, and change through time"--Publisher's webiste (http://www.macmillanhighered.com/Catalog/product/livingphysicalgeography-firstedition-gervais).

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2015

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"Integrated textbook and multimedia learning"--Page 4 of cover.

The Physical Object

  • Description:xxviii, 630, A-9, G-12, FR-3, I-20 pages : : color illustrations ; : 29 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781464106644, 1464106649, 1464134316, 9781464134319
  • oclc:ocn900594277
  • LC Classification:GB55
  • Dewey Decimal:551

Table of Contents

part I. Atmospheric systems: weather and climate -- part II. The biosphere and the geography of life -- part III. Tectonic systems: building the lithosphere -- part IV. Erosion and deposition: sculpting Earth's surface.

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