This live action video shows how South Dakota has changed over the last half billion years. It shows how land forces acted over long periods of time to change the surface of the South Dakota. It then also shows the progress of life forms which are recorded in the rocks of South Dakota. From Cambrian times down through the important life forms of the Paleozoic and the Mesozoic and where these fossil forms can be found in South Dakota. The DVD explores and explains the major geologic formations which occur in South Dakota. A MUST for South Dakota earth science and geology teachers.
30 mins. | IVGHSD94D $32.95 DVD
30 mins. | IVGHSD94V $29.95 VHS
After a brief introduction the earth's core, mantle and crust, this live action video shot all over South Dakota looks at how the geologic forces of glaciation, erosion and uplift produced a varied topography in the state. It then takes a look at its geology. It investigates its sedimentary rocks and shows how they were formed. Computer animation will show students how rocks were deposited. It also looks at how the land was uplifted and discusses the formation of the Black Hills. It then looks at the affects that glaciers had on South Dakota. A great introduction to the state's Geography and Geology!
24 mins. | IVGSSD94D $32.95 DVD
24 mins. | IVGSSD94V $29.95 VHS
This half hour program explores the work of running water and wind on sedimentary rock. It also examines how fossils were formed and how they are found. Photographed on location in Badlands National Park this program is an excellent introduction to sedimentation, erosion and paleontology.
30 mins. | IV111D $32.95 DVD
30 mins. | IV111V $29.95 VHS
Based on the U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin “The Geologic Story of the Great Plains” this program is a non technical description of the origin and evolution of the landscapes of the Great Plains. This comprehensive video program has four parts:
Part One: What is the Great Plains?
Part Two: The Great Plains, its parts.
Part Three: The early history of the Great Plains, including warping, stream deposition and sculpturing of the land.
Part Four: Landforms of today, surface features of the Great Plains including:
• The Black Hills
• The Central Texas Uplift
• Ration Section
• The High Plains
• The Missouri Plateau
• The Colorado Piedmont
• The Pecos Valley
• The Edwards Plateau
• The Plains Border Section
Photographed on location in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico and North and South Dakota! This is a must for every school and library in the Great Plains!
60 mins. | IVPPP98D $32.95 DVD
60 mins. | IVPPP98V $29.95 VHS