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Topics for UPSC Geomorphology:

INTERIOR OF THE EARTH
Seismic waves
Propagation of Earthquake Waves
Earth’s Layers
Earth’s Chemical Composition
Composition of Earth’s Crust
Earth Movements
Geomorphic processes
Endogenetic Movements
Earth Movements – Exogenetic Forces
WEATHERING
Continental Drift Theory – Tectonics
Continental Drift Theory (Alfred Wegener, 1922)
Convectional Current Theory – Tectonics
Paleomagnetism
Concept of Sea Floor Spreading
Plate Tectonics
Plate Tectonics – Interaction of Plates
Evidence in Support of Plate Tectonics
Significance of Plate Tectonics
Movement Of The Indian Plate
Comparison: Continental Drift – See Floor Spreading – Plate Tectonics
Ocean – Ocean Convergence or The Island – Arc Convergence
Continent – Ocean Convergence Or The Cordilleran Convergence
Continent – Continent Convergence or The Himalayan Convergence
Formation of Himalayans and Tibet
Evidences for the rising Himalayas
Formation of Alps, Urals, Appalachians and the Atlas mountains
Mains Question on Fold Mountains
Continent – Arc Convergence or New Guinea Convergence
Orogeny
Types of Mountains – Classification of Mountains
‘Fault’ in Geology
‘Fold’ in geology
Fold Mountains
Block Mountains
Volcanic mountains
Residual mountains
Significance of mountains
Interaction of Plates
Divergent boundary
Evolution – Formation of Rift Lakes, Seas and Oceans
Rift valley lakes
East African Rift Valley
Great Rift Valley
Transcurrent boundary or transform edge
Important mountain ranges
Andes
Rocky Mountains
Great Dividing Range
Transantarctic Mountains
Ural Mountains
Atlas Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Himalayas
Alps
Mountain ranges By height
Why are world’s highest mountains are at the equator?
Highest mountain peaks of the world
Volcanism
Causes of Volcanism
Lava types in Volcanism
Destructive Effects of Volcanoes
Positive Effects of Volcanoes
Geysers and Hot Springs
Distribution of Volcanoes across the World
The Distribution of Earthquakes
Volcanos in India
Extinct, Dormant and Active volcanoes
Some significant Volcanic Eruptions
Volcanic Landforms
Extrusive Volcanic Landforms
Intrusive Volcanic Landforms
Exhalative (vapor or fumes)
Effusive (Lava outpouring)
Explosive (Violent ejection of solid material)
Subaqueous Volcanism
Eruptive Volcanism Types
Hotspot Volcanism
Reunion Hotspot Volcanism
Distribution of Hotspot Volcanism
Earthquakes
Causes of Earthquakes
Seismic Waves or Earthquake Waves
Earthquakes based on the depth of Focus
Distribution of Earthquakes
Effects of Earthquakes
Tsunami
2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
Occurrence
Shifts in Geography
Warning Systems
India’s preparedness
Tsunami
ROCKS
Different kinds of rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks
Rock cycle
Some Rock-Forming Minerals
Multiple choice questions.
Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Fluvial Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Fluvial Erosional Landforms
Fluvial Depositional Landforms
Karst Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Marine Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Marine Erosional Landforms
Marine Depositional Landforms
Coastlines
Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Glacial Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Glacial Erosional Landforms
Glacial Depositional Landforms
Glacial Cycle of Erosion
Arid Landforms and Cycle of Erosion
Erosional Arid Landforms
Arid Depositional Landforms
Lakes
Lakes and Man
Important Lakes on Earth
Plateau
Plateau Formation
Plateau Types
Major plateaus of the World