The following are only a few:
Economic Geology
Geomorphology
Hydrogeology
Mineralogy
Crystallography
Oceanography
Palaeontology
Petrology
Plate tectonics / Rheology
Volcanology
Sedimentology
Stratigraphy
Seismology
Structural Geology
Geochemistry (Isotope Geology)
Geology deals with the study of mountains, as they are formed through tectonic processes.
Three main branches of Natural History are botany (study of plants), zoology (study of animals), and geology (study of Earth's structures and processes).
Geology Volcanolgy Seismology Paleontology OCeanography Physical Oceanography Biological Oceanography Geological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography Meterology Astronomy Enviromental Science Ecology Geochemistry Cartography
The main branches of science include physical sciences (such as physics and chemistry), life sciences (such as biology and ecology), and earth sciences (such as geology and meteorology). These branches are further subdivided into specific fields that study different aspects of the natural world.
Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Oceanography, Petrology.
mineralogy
Volcanology is a branch of geology that studies volcanoes, magma and lava. There are no branches within volcanology. Other branches of geology include seismology and geochemistry.
Geology meteorology environmental science
chemistry biology astronomy geology
Geography (geology) and Chemistry
Geology.
geology and others
space science
Some sub-areas or sub-branches of geology include mineralogy (study of minerals), petrology (study of rocks), sedimentology (study of sedimentary rocks), structural geology (study of rock deformation and tectonics), and geochemistry (study of the chemical composition of rocks).
S. G. Peters has written: 'Geology, lode descriptions, and mineralisation of the Hodgkinson Goldfield, Northeastern Queensland' -- subject(s): Geology, Gold mines and mining, Gold ores, Stratigraphic Geology
biology geology astronomy botany zoology
a simlarity of oceanagarphy and geology are they aree both on the planet ;)