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STRATIGRAPHY SEA-LEVEL relative SEQUENCE sea-level eustatic sea-level SYSTEMS TRACTS low, slow rise/ lowstand wedge deposit fan deposit sea level erosional unconformity/ subaerial exposure lowstand systems tract condensed section rapid rise/ transgressive sea level transgressive systems tract marine delta/ flooding marine surface fluvial deposits deposits slow rise, high/ highstand sea level highstand systems tract channels fall/ forced regressive sea level forced regressive systems tract erosional unconformity/ subaerial exposure subsidence: lowering/tilting of land; often due to weight of deposited sediments sea level sequence
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Washington University in St. Louis - MGST - 1354
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Washington University in St. Louis - MGST - 1354
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Washington University in St. Louis - MGST - 1354
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Washington University in St. Louis - MGST - 1354
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North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
Brian did everything.
North-West Uni. - PROJ - 820
Brian Bockrath - toad. Jeremy Kanter - fork. Simon Stahl - penguin.
North-West Uni. - PROJ - 820
Group 1 Cannon,Kevin Furry,Eric Meccia,Nick Kevin did MarioEric did the hamburgerNick did the spoon
North-West Uni. - PROJ - 820
Group 4 READMECandice Tse - 3 versions of robot (polka dots, photorealistic, effect), effect scene.Kanjana Rajaratnam - 3 versions of camera, polka dot scene.John Nickels - 3 versions of tanqueray bottle, photorealistic scene.Each person did th
North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
Simon Stahl did everything. The tiffs are different from the animation because I did them first and had to rework the file since then.
North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
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North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
Hi, its awfully early Amy! :)-Furry, Eric-Meechai, Dian S.We both worked on lighting and composition. While the penguins were original models, the whale model was a free model by author Debra Ross. This composition incorporated the technique
North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
Group Members:Jeremy KanterXin QuKanjana RajaratnamThe penguin standing on the iceberg is angry at the approaching submarine. The submarine was sent by The Beatles, but the penguin likes jazz.The mood lighting is meant to simulate a sunset.T
North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
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North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
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North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
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North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
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North-West Uni. - PROJECT - 820
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North-West Uni. - PROJ - 820
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Penn State - MDM - 392
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Washington - CHEM - 347
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Cornell - CS - 402
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Cornell - CS - 402
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S.E. Louisiana - ETEC - 620
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