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FRED A DONATH

Analysis of Basin-Range Structure, South-Central Oregon
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 1-16. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RICHARD J CHORLEY and M. A MORGAN

Comparison of Morphometric Features, Unaka Mountains, Tennessee and North Carolina, and Dartmoor, England
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 17-34. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. H MOENCH, J. E HARRISON, and P. K SIMS

Precambrian Folding in the Idaho Springs-Central City Area, Front Range, Colorado
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 35-58. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. C REYNOLDS, JR. and A. F FREDERICKSON

Corona Development in Norwegian Hyperites and Its Bearing on the Metamorphic Facies Concept
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 59-72. [Abstract] [PDF]  

H. E WRIGHT, JR.

Role of the Wadena Lobe in the Wisconsin Glaciation of Minnesota
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 73-100. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JONATHAN BARRINGTON and PAUL F KERR

Alteration Effects at Tuba Dike, Cameron, Arizona
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 101-112. [Abstract] [PDF]  

RALPH GORDON JOHNSON

Mode of Formation of Marine Fossil Assemblages of the Pleistocene Millerton Formation of California
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 113-130. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ANNOUNCEMENT:

THIRD CARIBBEAN GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE JAMAICA 1962
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. P1. [Abstract] [PDF]  

SHORT NOTE:

ROBERT J FOSTER

PRECAMBRIAN CORUNDUM-BEARING ROCKS, MADISON RANGE, SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 131-138. [Abstract] [PDF]  

C. A NELSON

LOWER CAMBRIAN-PRECAMBRIAN SUCCESSION, WHITE-INYO MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA
Geological Society of America Bulletin 1962 v. 73, p. 139-144. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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