... hard to control. To accommodate as much as possible of the new material Bradley has had to refer to an extra 1100 or so papers and add them to the bibliography along with another 200 figures and a short list of web-based palaeoclimatology resources. There is barely a page which does not have some sort...

... simulation data is only available for Windows 98 and earlier PC operating systems. Overall, the book will be a very useful guide to the subject of SEM for readers new to the subject, and will also be extremely useful as a point of reference for more experienced users. ...

... ending the Cretaceous with a bang. And so a new paradigm, it has been claimed, has been emerging. It is based on catastrophism, and makes reference not only to extra-terrestrial impacts, but also punctuated equilibria, chaos theory and even more radical suggestions such as sudden changes in the Earth’s...

... level of the solutions, {0 2 1}and { 12 1} were almost as large as { 11 1}. Crystals which were grown to intermediate size at all levels in the solutions developed a new form, { 21 1}, when either the edge between (010)and ( 12 1), or that between (010) and (021) was set uppermost and parallel...

...-Cretaceous boundary, North American Western Interior . Mod. Geol. 18 : 371 – 390 . ———. 2007 . Dinosaurs: the textbook . New York, McGraw-Hill . ———. 2008 . Global Jurassic tetrapod biochronology . Volumina Jurassica 6 : 99 – 108 . Lucas , S. G. ; Sullivan , R. M. ; and Spielmann...

... is that possible precursory signals are usually reported after the event, and the systematic relationships between potential precursors and main events, should they exist, are unclear. Several recent studies have shown the potential of new approaches to simultaneously detect earthquake foreshocks and slow‐slip...

...JON B. FLETCHER; MARC L. SBAR; LYNN R. SYKES Abstract The crust and upper mantle beneath four major seismic zones — Boston-Ottawa, Charleston-Cumberland, Grand Banks, and New Madrid — are compared with that of surrounding areas by examining differences in travel-time residuals for P waves from...

... inherited Proterozoic ages; only zircon rims give Paleozoic ages. Monazites are exclusively Ordovician (weighted average: 460.9 ± 3.0 Ma). Our new detrital garnet ages (and the detrital zircon rims) record younger ages spanning the Late Ordovician to Early Devonian, likely reflecting prolonged metamorphic...

... essentially the same lectures again at Philadelphia and New York. In 1845 and 1852, Lyell lectured only at Boston. In 1853, he returned briefly as a British representative at the New York Industrial Fair. The New York lectures were published verbatim, and Lyell’s incomplete notes for his lectures, newspaper...

... for the New England seismic network, Master's Thesis, Boston College, Weston, Massachusetts, 82 pp. Schlesinger-Miller, E. A. and N. L. Barstow (1983). Bulletin of the Lamont Doherty Seismic Network in New York State and Adjacent Areas. Seborowski, K. D., G. Williams, J. A. Kelleher, and C. T. Statton (1982...

.... The Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary was recovered intact and is directly comparable with the Italian Gubbio section. This interval may also provide some new evidence pertaining to the proposed association between mass extinctions and geochemical anomalies at the boundary. The igneous basement rocks recovered...

.... The trilobite-bearing phyllites form the basal unit of an approximately 1-km-thick sequence that has undergone four episodes of folding and cleavage formation. Three different trilobites are represented. Badulesia tenera (Hartt), which gives a diagnostic medial Middle Cambrian age, is also known from New...

...., eds., Rates of chemical weathering of rocks and minerals: New York, Academic Press, p. 265 -330. Marchant , D.R. , Denton, G.H., Sugden, D.E., and Swisher, C.C., III, 1993 , Miocene glacial stratigraphy and landscape evolution of the western Asgard Range, Antarctica: Geografiska Annaler...

... , Paleohydraulic reconstruction of flash-flood peaks from boulder deposits in the Colorado Front Range : Geological Society of America Bulletin , v. 94 p. 986 – 1004 doi:10.1130/0016-7606(1983)94<986:PROFPF>2.0.CO;2. Cotton , C.A. , 1966 , Antarctic scablands : New Zealand Journal...