Earth science – earth as a dynamic planet
Lithospheric plate motions and associated phenomena: earthquakes
Discuss the movements of plates and then expand on their relations to earthquakes and features of earthquakes
the
topic within the context of the course that highlights
the Earth as a dynamic planet
– avoid the use of quotations!
Figures: – Unlimited number. These are in addition to the 10 pages of text required
above.
– ALL figures must be collected in a group at the end of the text part of the
paper (i.e. do not include figures within the text of the paper).
References in Text
References used in your essay must be cited throughout the text as in the following in-text
examples:
“Cyclic changes in the orientation of the rotation axis of the Earth are
called Milankovitch cycles (Stacey, 1992).”
“Pulsating auroras are so-called because their features shift and brighten
in distinct patches, rather than elongated arcs across the sky like active
auroras (www.nasa.gov/).”
If there are one or two authors, give both last names in the citation and the year (e.g.,
Romanowicz and Knittle, 2003). If there are three or more authors, give the first author’s last name
only followed by “et al.” and the year (e.g., Bridgman et al., 1905).
For more than one website
page used from the same main website, use the following example for in-text citation:
“Pulsating auroras are so-called because their features shift and brighten in
distinct patches, rather than elongated arcs across the sky like active auroras
(www.nasa.gov/ A).”
Headings:
Use a minimum of 5 headings:
1. Introduction
2. “Main Discussion Point 1”
3. “Main Discussion Point 2”
4. “Main Discussion Point 3”
5. Conclusion
Ensure the title of the headings for each of your 3 major discussion points is suitable for the text
content that follows.
Note: Subheadings are not required – but their use is encouraged!
Times new roman 12 pt font
The essay should not be in great details about the physics and math components but still be sceintific
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