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Matthew Dorsey is an earth science editor at Biology Insights with a focus on landforms and planetary geology. He brings 17 years of editorial experience, having written explanatory science features for digital publications. Dorsey studied geology at Plymouth State University and tends a small perennial flower garden at home.

Where Are the Oldest Rocks on the Atlantic Seafloor Located?Earth & Space
What Is the Outer Layer of the Earth?Earth & Space
Where Is the Oldest Oceanic Crust Found?Earth & Space
Which Layer of the Earth Is the Hottest?Earth & Space
What Supercontinent Was Before Pangea?Earth & Space
Where Is Carbon Found in the Atmosphere?Earth & Space
Which Layer of the Earth Is Least Dense?Earth & Space
What Events Rapidly Change the Earth’s Surface?Earth & Space
How Many Layers Are There in the Earth?Earth & Space
What Would Happen If You Tried to Drink Lava?Earth & Space
Does Earth Have Craters? The Story of Impact Structures Earth & Space
What Are Some Geological Features and How Are They Formed?Earth & Space
What Is a Tidal Bulge? A Simple Definition Earth & Space
What Was the Longest Era in Earth’s History?Earth & Space
What Would Happen If the Earth Split in Half?Earth & Space
How to Make a Volcano Explosion for a Science Project Physics
If I Dug Through the Earth, Where Would I Be?Earth & Space
What Does Weathering and Erosion Do to Rocks?Earth & Space
How Are River Rocks Formed and Smoothed?Earth & Space
Does Ohio Have Earthquakes? The Science and History Earth & Space
How Fast Do Continents Move? The Speed of Plate Tectonics Earth & Space
How Thick Is the Continental Crust?Earth & Space
How Was Morro Rock Formed? The Geology Explained Earth & Space
Is It Possible to Feel the Earth Spinning?Physics
What Does Polymineralic Mean in Geology?Earth & Space
What Direction Is the South American Plate Moving?Earth & Space
What Is the Oldest Eon in Earth’s History?Earth & Space
What Are the 4 Layers of the Earth?Earth & Space
What Is the Inner Core Made Out Of?Earth & Space
Can You See Tectonic Plates?Earth & Space