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Structural Geology

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The structure and distribution of coral reefs

Charles Darwin

1842

Foundations of structural geology

R. G. Park

1983

Rock tunneling with steel supports

Robert V. Proctor

1946

Introduction to small-scale geological structures

Gilbert Wilson

1982

An Introduction to Seismology, Earthquakes and Earth Structure

Michael Wysession

2002

Earth Changes Ahead

Frank Don

1981

Tectonic geomorphology

Douglas West Burbank

2000

Structural styles in petroleum exploration

James D. Lowell

1985

Structural Geology

Robert D. Hatcher

1990

Geologic cross sections

D. Morrill, C.S. Langstaff

1981

Geological structures and maps

Richard J. Lisle

1988

Neue Theorie von der Entstehung der Gänge

Abraham Gottlob Werner

1791

The Encyclopedia of structural geology and plate tectonics

Carl K. Seyfert

1987

Structural analysis of metamorphic tectonites

Turner, Francis J.

1963

The origin of submarine canyons

Johnson, Douglas Wilson

1967

Geological structures and maps

Richard J Lisle

2004

A treatise on the deluge

Alexander Catcott

1768

Structural geology

Marland Pratt Billings

1942

Volcanic hazards in Central America

William I. Rose

2006

Mineral deposits and global tectonic settings

A. H. G. Mitchell

1981

The use of stereographic projection in structural geology

F. C. Phillips

1971

Analysis of geological structures

Neville J. Price

1990

The ocean of truth

Henry W. Menard

1986

The techniques of modern structural geology

Martin I. Huber, John G. Ramsay

1983

Structural geology

Santi Kumar Ghosh

1993

Structural geology

Donal M. Ragan

1973

A treatise on the Deluge. Containing

Alexander Catcott

1761

Moving continents

Thomas G. Aylesworth

1990

Simple geological structures

John Isaac Platt

1974

Petroleum basins of South America

A. J. Tankard

1995

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