The Persian Gulf B.H. Purser Geological Reference Book w/ Supplemental Maps
The Persian Gulf: Holocene Carbonate Sedimentation and Diagenesis in a Shallow Epicontinental Sea, edited by B.H. Purser, is a comprehensive geological reference covering the stratigraphy, sedimentology, tectonics, and petroleum geology of one of the world’s most significant hydrocarbon-producing regions. This technical volume has long been used by geologists, petroleum engineers, researchers, and academic libraries as a reference on the geology of the Arabian/Persian Gulf.
This copy comes from the Amoco corporate library and includes the original supplemental maps, an increasingly uncommon feature.
Condition
- Good overall condition for its age.
- Former Amoco library copy with typical library markings, labels, and stamps.
- Moderate shelf and edge wear consistent with use.
- Supplemental maps are included (see photos).
Please examine all photos carefully for the best representation of condition.
An excellent addition to a petroleum geology collection, university library, or the reference shelf of anyone interested in Middle Eastern geology, sedimentology, basin analysis, or the history of petroleum exploration.
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ISBN: 0-387-06156-8, 3-540-06156-8
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