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Petrology

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Rheology of the earth

Giorgio Ranalli

1987

The Rock Cycle (Cycles in Nature)

Suzanne Slade

2007

Rock-forming Minerals

Frank Rutley

1888

Petrology

Robert Tracy, Brent Owens, Harvey Blatt

2005

The universe within

Neil Shubin

2012

Rocks

Melanie Ostopowich

2010

The natural history of igneous rocks

Harker, Alfred

1909

Atlas of rock-forming minerals in thin section

W. S. MacKenzie

1980

Organic petrology

G. H. Taylor

1998

Micropetrology for beginners

J. E. Wynfield Rhodes

1912

An Introduction to the Practical Study of Crystals, Minerals, and Rocks

K. G. Cox

1974

A succinct account of the lime rocks of Plymouth

Richard Hennah

1823

Earth materials

W. G. Ernst

1969

Rocks & minerals

Elizabeth Marcus

1983

Physical Properties of Rocks, Volume 18: Fundamentals and Principles of Petrophysics (Handbook of Geophysical Exploration: Seismic Exploration)

J.H. Schon

2004

Petrology for students

Harker, Alfred

1895

The Roman comagmatic region

Henry S. Washington

1906

Rocks and minerals of California and their stories

James Stark, Vinson Brown, David Allan

1972

Minerals, rocks, and soil

Barbara J. Davis

2009

A handbook of rocks, for use without the microscope

Frank Fitch Grout, Kemp, James Furman

1896

Rock Cycles

Rebecca Harman

2005

Earth's rock cycle

Nancy Kelly Allen

2009

The Stone Sculpture of India

Richard Newman

1984

Igneous and metamorphic petrology

Myron G. Best

1982

The interpretation of geological phase diagrams

Ernest G. Ehlers

1987

A descriptive petrography of the igneous rocks

Johannsen, Albert

1939

Rocks and rock minerals

Louis V. Pirsson

1908

Principles of igneous and metamorphic petrology

Anthony R. Philpotts

1990

Contemporary physical geology

Harold L. Levin

1981

A manual of microchemical analysis

Behrens, Heinrich

1894

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