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Professor John Wheeler shortening and folding in mountain belts

5. Folding in mountain belts

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Professor John Wheeler talks about shortening and folding in mountain belts

Professor John Wheeler talks about shortening and folding in mountain belts using an analogue model. Suitable for school (GCSE), college (A Level) and university (undergraduate) students.

Topic: Plate TectonicsLevel: School, UniversityRole: Students

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