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A pure quartz reagent blank and several certified geological reference standards, as well as internal laboratory standards, were analysed with these samples.
In the preface the author states that the book is aimed at scholars and students from both geological and archaeological backgrounds.
An evolutionary geological perspective is one way of viewing the world.
The southerly hemisphere, being older, is much more impact scarred, and displays little evidence of geological activity.
The writer merges memory with botanical and geological discoveries and investigation, family lore with descriptions of lava flows, poetry and the narrative essay.
This is the best student manual available on stereographic techniques, and it deserves to be in all geological teaching libraries.
It will prove an invaluable reference book to students talking environmental courses, and should find a place in all larger geological and zoological libraries.
Large-scale destabilization events in hydrological structure of oceans, biotic crises, and corresponding geological records.
The second geological outcrop was partly covered by a crust of sulphate and carbonate minerals.
This paper presents 11 radiocarbon age determinations on geological finds and 21 dates on finds from archaeological sites.
Instead, we must use a much longer, geological timescale.
Explosions of moon-sized bodies are probably associated with certain other geological boundaries and with the climate changes that would have accompanied them.
They made extensive collections of insects, other invertebrates, and geological specimens.
For instance, as a result of recovery and geological processes (erosion and sedimentation) open-air camps in the latter area are probably heavily underrepresented.
It controlled all geological surveys and organized the exploitation of new mines, pits, and oil fields.
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