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The Earth Science Reference Tables (ESRT) is an invaluable tool to the earth science student. It contains important measurements, equations, maps, and identification tables. The booklet is frequently used during classes, tests, and lab assignments. The ESRT is also used on the Earth Science Regents Exam.
For the 2009-2010 school year there is a NEW version of the
Earth Science Reference Tables (ESRT)
Download 2010 ESRT
To get additional hard copies of the earth science reference tables (ESRT's), send requests on school letter head to State Ed's FAX @ (518) 474-1989. Include: subject, quantity, name, school address & school's BEDS code. To obtain large print Reference Tables, call (518) 473-9471
Translated Editions: 2010 Earth Science Reference Tables
Below are resources from the
OLD 2001 Version of the ESRT
2001 VERSION: Entire Earth Science Reference Tables (p. 1-16)
This link allows the user to download the entire reference tables in a single click.
Translated Editions Earth Science Reference Tables
Translated to: Haitian-Creole Edition; Korean Edition; Spanish Edition; and Russian Edition.
2001 VERSION: Large Full Screen ESRT Images & Screen Shots
Created by Mr. Burrows, these are more for teachers. Full screen shots of each and every chart found in the Earth Science Reference Tables.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Table Page 1 & 2
Physical Constants; Equations; Eurypterid Fossil; Ruler; Generalized Landscape Regions of New York Map.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Table Page 3 & 4
Generalized Bedrock Geology of New York State Map; Surface Ocean Currents Map.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Table Page 5, 6 & 7
Tectonic Plates Map; Rock Cycle; Relationship of Particle Size to Water Velocity; Igneous Rock Identification; Sedimentary Rock Identification; Metamorphic Rock Identification.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Tables Page 8 & 9
Geologic History of New York State.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Tables Page 10 & 11
Inferred Properties of Earth’s Interior; Average Chemical Composition of Earth’s Crust, Hydrosphere, and Troposphere; Earthquake Travel Time.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Tables Page 12, 13 & 14
Dew point Temperatures; Relative Humidity; Temperature; Pressure; Weather Map Symbols; Properties of Earth’s Atmosphere; Electromagnetic Spectrum; Wind and Moisture Belts.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Tables Page 15
Luminosity and Temperature of Stars; Solar System Data.
2001 VERSION: Earth Science Reference Tables Page 16
Properties of Common Minerals.
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