GEOLOGY OF EUROPE - WŁODZIMIERZ MIZERSKI

Discover the fascinating world of European geology with this exceptional book! "Geology of Europe" by Włodzimierz Mizerski is the first Polish-language edition that comprehensively discusses the regional geology of our continent. Explore the history written in the rocks, dating back millions and billions of years, which can fascinate anyone, regardless of their level of geological knowledge. Ideal reading for students, lecturers and all geology enthusiasts.

• Comprehensive study of the regional geology of Europe
• Accessible language for a wide audience
• Authoritative approach to discussed issues
• Up-to-date knowledge about the geological past of the continent
• Ideal for students of natural science faculties
• Helpful for lecturers and employees of geological services

Włodzimierz Mizerski, the author of this book, is a recognized geologist and popularizer of knowledge about the Earth. His passion and commitment to conveying geological knowledge make "Geology of Europe" a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the geological past of our continent. This book combines objective geological facts with an authoritative approach to discussed issues, presenting content that is as close to the truth as possible and accepted by the author.

"Geology of Europe" is not only an academic textbook, but also a fascinating journey through time that allows you to understand the processes that have shaped our continent over millions of years. Discover the secrets hidden in the rocks and learn about a story that can fascinate anyone. This book is an excellent source of knowledge for students, lecturers and all those who want to expand their knowledge of the geology of Europe.

Scientific Publishing House PWN guarantees high editorial and substantive quality. "Geology of Europe" is a book that will surely enrich your knowledge and allow you to look at our continent from a completely new perspective. Don't hesitate, reach for this fascinating read today and start your journey through the geological history of Europe!

Book format 164x234 mm, paperback, 300 pages. Year of publication 2019.