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  1. Sediment Provenance and Properties

    Thickness, depths, ages, and structural features of sedimentary strata on the ocean floor were presented in the previous chapter on the basis of...
    K. O. Emery, Elazar Uchupi in The Geology of the Atlantic Ocean
    Chapter 1984

  2. A geodynamic study of Peninsular India

    A Geodynamic Study of Peninsular India

    An attempt was made to elucidate the geodynamic conditions existing at the present time in Peninsular India....

    Adrian E. Scheidegger, J. G. Padale in Rock mechanics
    Article 01 December 1982

  3. Glacier Behaviour and Recent Changes in Alpine Climate

    There is evidence of both short and long term variations in the climate of the Alps, followed by the mass balance of glaciers, the movement of the...
    M. Pagliari in Climatic Variations and Variability: Facts and Theories
    Chapter 1981

  4. Geochemical study of soils and metallogenetic implications at Hiendelaencina, Guadalajara, Spain

    A geochemical soil survey has been carried out near a known mineralized vein in the argentiferous area of Hiendelaencina, Spain. The distribution of...

    W. De Vos, W. Viaene in Mineralium Deposita
    Article 01 March 1980

  9. Statistical moments of the hypsometric curve and its density function

    A method, applicable to multivariate designs, describing the form of the percentage hypsometric curve is developed in this research. Emphasis is...

    John M. Harlin in Journal of the International Association for Mathematical Geology
    Article 01 February 1978

  10. On the misuse of regression in earth science

    Simple least-squares regression analysis is applied to almost all empirical curve-fitting problems in earth science (and related fields). Its use,...

    David M. Mark, Michael Church in Journal of the International Association for Mathematical Geology
    Article 01 February 1977

  12. Geological Significance of Continental Margins

    Detailed studies of continental margins do not have a long history. Although surface geological sampling in shallow water dates back to the...
    C. L. Drake, C. A. Burk in The Geology of Continental Margins
    Chapter 1974

  13. Continental Margins, Freeboard and the Volumes of Continents and Oceans Through Time

    Evidence is evaluated for freeboard of continents (relative elevation of continents with respect to sea level) as a function of time. Egyed’s...
    Donald U. Wise in The Geology of Continental Margins
    Chapter 1974

  14. Relative Elevations on the Moon

    In the preceding chapter we outlined the principal sources of our present knowledge of the shape of the Moon, and of the absolute elevations of its...
    Zdeněk Kopal, Robert W. Carder in Map** of the Moon
    Chapter 1974

  15. Discussion of the new kinematic mantle convection theory

    First of all it is shown that the nine fundamental suppositions of the kinematic theory of the mantle convection fit well into the image which is...

    Uwe Walzer in pure and applied geophysics
    Article 01 December 1973

  16. A new dynamic conception of the internal constitution of the earth

    A new conception of dynamic character is given for the internal constitution of the Earth. The main feature of the conception is that the material...

    L. Egyed in Geologische Rundschau
    Article 01 October 1957

  17. The Floor of the Oceans

    The antipodal distribution of continental blocks and oceanic receptacles ranges among the most peculiar features of the earth. The deep-sea area of...
    J. H. F. Umbgrove in The Pulse of the Earth
    Chapter 1971

  18. The Floor of the Oceans

    The antipodal distribution of continental blocks and oceanic receptacles ranges among the most peculiar features of the earth. The deep-sea area of...
    J. H. F. Umbgrove in The Pulse of the Earth
    Chapter 1947

  19. Physical Geomorphology

    Geomorphology, in its widest sense, is that branch of the geosciences which concerns itself with the development of the surface features of the...
    Adrian E. Scheidegger in Theoretical Geomorphology
    Chapter 1961

  20. Continent

    Rhodes W. Fairbridge in Geomorphology
    Reference work entry 1968
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