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Volume 18, Number 1
January, 1990
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ISSN: 0091-7613
EISSN: 1943-2682
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The world turned inside out
E. G. Nisbet
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Nd isotopic gradients in upper crustal magma chambers: Evidence for in situ magma-wall-rock interaction
K. J. Tegtmeyer; G. L. Farmer
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Tidal drawdown: A mechanism for producing cyclic sediment laminations in glaciomarine deltas
Norman D. Smith; Andrew C. Phillips; Ross D. Powell
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Proterozoic collisional tectonism in the Trans-Hudson orogen, Saskatchewan
M. E. Bickford; K. D. Collerson; J. F. Lewry; W. R. Van Schmus; J. R. Chiarenzelli
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Upper Cretaceous marl-limestone sequences of Alabama: Possible products of sea-level change, not climate forcing
David T. King, Jr.
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Transverse Ranges and neotectonics of southern California
Mason L. Hill
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Computer modeling the internal architecture of carbonate platforms
Dan Bosence; Dave Waltham
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High-paleolatitude Late Cretaceous paleotemperatures: New data from James Ross Island, Antarctica
D. Pirrie; J. D. Marshall
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Use and abuse of crustal accretion calculations
John S. Pallister; James C. Cole; Douglas B. Stoeser; James E. Quick
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Paleoclimatic forcing of magnetic susceptibility variations in Alaskan loess during the late Quaternary
James E. Begét; David B. Stone; Daniel B. Hawkins
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Method of Multiple Working Hypotheses: A chimera
J. G. Johnson
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Delle Phosphatic Member: An anomalous phosphatic interval in the Mississippian (Osagean-Meramecian) shelf sequence of central Utah
K. M. Nichols; N. J. Silberling
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Kara and Ust-Kara impact structures (USSR) and their relevance to the K/T boundary event
Christian Koeberl; Virgil L. Sharpton; A. V. Murali; Kevin Burke
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Upslope flow of turbidity currents: A comparison among field observations, theory, and laboratory models
Maureen T. Muck; Michael B. Underwood
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Length of the global plate boundary at 2.4 Ga
Dallas Abbott; William Menke
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Sea level and coral atolls: Late Holocene emergence in the Indian Ocean
Colin Woodroffe; Roger McLean; Henry Polach; Eugene Wallensky
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Multiple detachment model for the early rifting stage of the Late Proterozoic Damara orogen in Namibia
G. Henry; C. W. Clendenin; I. G. Stanistreet; K. J. Maiden
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Noble gas and methane partitioning from ground water: An aid to natural gas exploration and reservoir evaluation
Anthony Zaikowski; Robert R. Spangler
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Two-stage Early Cretaceous rifting of the Otway Basin margin of southeastern Australia: Implications for rifting of the Australian southern margin
P. E. Williamson; M. G. Swift; G. W. O'Brien; D. A. Falvey
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Paleomagnetic evidence for counterclockwise block rotation in the north Nevada rift region
Yianping Li; John W. Geissman; Amos Nur; Hagai Ron; Qing Huang
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Bleaching of limestones in the Notch Peak contact-metamorphic aureole, Utah
Clifford S. Todd
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Comments and Replies on "Origin of microlayering in worldwide distributed Ir-rich marine Cretaceous /Tertiary boundary clays"
Frank T. Kyte; B. F. Bohor; D. M. Triplehorn; Birger Schmitz
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Comment and Reply on "Scalloped bank margins: Beginning of the end for carbonate platforms?"
Mahlon M. Ball; Henry T. Mullins; Albert C. Hine
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