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Robert M. Thorson and Carol Ann Schile

Deglacial eolian regimes in New England
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 751-761. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Faisal M. Idris and Vernon J. Henry, Jr.

Shallow Cenozoic seismic stratigraphy and structure: South Carolina lower coastal plain and continental shelf
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 762-778. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Michael R. Gross

Fracture partitioning: Failure mode as a function of lithology in the Monterey Formation of coastal California
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 779-792. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Timothy M. Ross

North-south–directed extension, timing of extension, and vertical-axis rotation of the southwest Cady Mountains, Mojave Desert, California
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 793-811. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Thomas C. Johnson, John D. Wells, and Christopher A. Scholz

Deltaic sedimentation in a modern rift lake
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 812-829. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Jennifer N. Lytwyn and John F. Casey

The geochemistry of postkinematic mafic dike swarms and subophiolitic metabasites, Pozanti-Karsanti ophiolite, Turkey: Evidence for ridge subduction
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 830-850. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Robert D. Winn, Jr., Harry H. Roberts, Barry Kohl, Richard H. Fillon, Arnold H. Bouma, and Richard E. Constans

Latest Quaternary deposition on the outer shelf, northern Gulf of Mexico: Facies and sequence stratigraphy from Main Pass Block 303 shallow core
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 851-866. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Marc A. Worona and Cathy Whitlock

Late Quaternary vegetation and climate history near Little Lake, central Coast Range, Oregon
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1995 v. 107, p. 867-876. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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