Geology of the North-West European Continental Shelf
Geology of the North-West European Continental Shelf
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Author: Hans Ramberg
Condition: Very good
Publisher: Academic Press, 1967
"Few books deal with the role of gravity in tectonic deformation, fewer still deal with this subject fro the point of view of dynamic analysis, and there are non, I believe, which treat tectonics in the light of experiments with centrifuged dynamic models. For these reasons, the present work should fill areal need, and I hope it will prove to be of use to the seasons earth scientists as well as to those who are struggling to reach that stage.."
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