Plate tectonic Earth map
Visually accessible and scientifically accurate global map of key plate tectonics characteristics on the Earth.
Plate tectonics is explained clearly in this collection of accurate, accessible science graphics, designed to make teaching and learning about the Earth’s moving plates engaging and easy. Covering processes such as continental drift, seafloor spreading, and subduction, these visuals show how tectonic plates interact to form mountains, trigger earthquakes, and fuel volcanic activity. Perfect for educators, students, and geology enthusiasts, this plate tectonics graphic collection brings one of Earth science’s most important concepts to life with high-quality, visually rich resources.
Magnetic Seafloor Anomalies
Global map of magnetic anomalies imprinted onto the seafloor of the Earth in form of characteristic stripes and other patterns.
Pangea
Reconstruction of the supercontinent Pangea (or Pangaea) that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras.
Continental drift hypothesis
The comparison of geographic and geologic continental features across oceans that encouraged the continental drift hypothesis.
Continental rift evolution (animation)
Continental rift evolution—from inception to breakup—accounting for surface processes and tectonic deformation.
Geologic time scale (spiral)
The geologic time scale proportionally represented as a log-spiral featuring major events in Earth history, and the evolution of life.
Dynamic Earth (animation)
Earth’s surface elevation and mantle density animated through space and time.
Oceanic plate age (poster)
Visually accessible global map for poster print of oceanic plate age designed for color-blind readers.
Paleotopography
Reconstruction of the Earth’s surface paleotopography and paleobathymetry between present day and 540 Million years ago as still images.