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Volume 15, Number 10
October, 1987
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ISSN: 0091-7613
EISSN: 1943-2682
Use and abuse of crust-formation ages
Nicholas T. Arndt; Steven L. Goldstein
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Dinosaurs, spherules, and the “magic” layer: A new K-T boundary clay site in Wyoming
Bruce F. Bohor; Don M. Triplehorn; Douglas J. Nichols; Hugh T. Millard, Jr.
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Florida as an exotic terrane: Paleomagnetic and geochronologic investigation of lower Paleozoic rocks from the subsurface of Florida
Neil D. Opdyke; Douglas S. Jones; Bruce J. MacFadden; Douglas L. Smith; Paul A. Mueller; Robert D. Shuster
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Glass in garnet pyroxenite xenoliths from Kaula Island, Hawaii: Product of infiltration of host nephelinite
Michael O. Garcia; A. A. Presti
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Nan River suture zone, northern Thailand
Sandra M. Barr; Alan S. Macdonald
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Transcurrent movements in the Burma–Andaman Sea region
Hla Maung
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Dispersal of ash in the great Toba eruption, 75 ka
W. I. Rose; C. A. Chesner
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Carbon accumulation rates and the origin of the Holocene sapropel in the Black Sea
S. E. Calvert; J. S. Vogel; J. R. Southon
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(Late?) Paleozoic age for the “Cretaceous” Tucutunemo Formation, northern Venezuela: Stratigraphic and tectonic implications
C. Benjamini; R. Shagam; A. Menendez
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Transport-induced abrasion of fossil reptilian teeth: Implications for the existence of Tertiary dinosaurs in the Hell Creek Formation, Montana
Scott Argast; James O. Farlow; Rose M. Gabet; Daniel L. Brinkman
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Structure of the southeast margin of the Beaufort-Mackenzie basin, Arctic Canada, from crustal seismic-reflection data
Frederick A. Cook; Kevin C. Coflin; Larry S. Lane; James R. Dietrich; James Dixon
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Saddle dolomite as a by-product of chemical compaction and thermochemical sulfate reduction
Hans-G. Machel
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Lamprophyre dike intrusion and the age of the Alpine fault, New Zealand
A. F. Cooper; B. A. Barreiro; D.L. Kimbrough; J. M. Mattinson
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Pleistocene pingo scars in Pennsylvania
Ben Marsh
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Stratigraphic and structural consequences of fault reversal: An example from the Franklinian Basin, Ellesmere Island
Declan G. De Paor; Gloria Eisenstadt
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Proterozoic cuspate basement-cover structure, Needle Mountains, Colorado
C. W. Harris; R. G. Gibson; C. Simpson; K. A. Eriksson
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Sediment-yield history of a small basin in southern Utah, 1937–1976: Implications for land management and geomorphology
Richard Hereford
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Reanalysis of crystal warping in coastal Maine
Robert Reilinger
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Salt as an agent in the development of cavernous weathering
Ann R. M. Young
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Scanning electron microscope method for rock-varnish dating
Charles D. Harrington; John W. Whitney
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Pipe vesicles—An alternate model for their origin
Anthony R. Philpotts; Catherine L. Lewis
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Comment on “Capillary moisture flow and the origin of cavernous weathering in dolerites of Bull Pass, Antarctica”
Erhard M. Winkler
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Comment and Reply on “Evidence for early extensional tectonics in the Proterozoic Mount Isa inlier, Australia”: COMMENT
Alastair Stewart
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Comment and Reply on “Evidence for early extensional tectonics in the Proterozoic Mount Isa inlier, Australia”: REPLY
C. W. Passchier
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Comment and Reply on “Crustal structure from three-dimensional modeling of a metamorphic core complex: A model for uplift, Santa Catalina-Rincon mountains, Arizona”: COMMENT
Carlos L. V. Aiken
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Comment and Reply on “Crustal structure from three-dimensional modeling of a metamorphic core complex: A model for uplift, Santa Catalina-Rincon mountains, Arizona”: REPLY
William E. Holt; Clem C. Chase; Terry C. Wallace
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Comment and Replies on “Bent Structural trends of Japan: Flexural-slip folding related to the Neogene opening of the Sea of Japan” and “Kinematic model for the opening of the Sea of Japan...
D. R. Choi
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Comment and Replies on “Bent Structural trends of Japan: Flexural-slip folding related to the Neogene opening of the Sea of Japan” and “Kinematic model for the opening of the Sea of Japan...
Michel Faure; Frédéric Lalevée
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Comment and Replies on “Bent Structural trends of Japan: Flexural-slip folding related to the Neogene opening of the Sea of Japan” and “Kinematic model for the opening of the Sea of Japan...
Michael Celaya; Robert McCabe; Thomas Hilde
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A modest proposal
E. G. Nisbet; J. E. Lovelock
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Book Reviews
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