Topographic Lineaments and Their Geological Significance in Central New England and Adjacent New York (pp. 120-128) AND The Trace Fossil Strobilorhaphe from the Late Ordovician Grog Brook Group Northwest New Brunswick (pp. 129-132) AND Paleontologic and Biostratigraphic Survey of the Vincentown Formation (Paleocene) along the Valley of Big Timber Creek in Southern New Jersey (pp. 133-144) AND Comparative Petrology of Amphibolites in the Monson Gneiss and the Ammonoosuc and Partridge Volcanics, Massachusetts (pp. 145-152) AND Comparative Geothermometry in Granulite Facies Rocks from the Stony Creek Area, Southeastern Adirondacks, New York (FROM: Northeastern Geology, Vol. 9, No. 3, 1987).

Shake, Sally N. and J. Gregory McHone; Ronald K. Pickerill; Michael R. Bernstein; Kurt Hollocher and Andrew D. Lent; Ellen P. Metzger.

Published by Northeastern Science Foundation, Inc., 1987

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ORIGINAL articles, disbound from journal; no covers; in very good condition.

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• Title: Topographic Lineaments and Their Geological Significance in Central New England and Adjacent New York (pp. 120-128) AND The Trace Fossil Strobilorhaphe from the Late Ordovician Grog Brook Group Northwest New Brunswick (pp. 129-132) AND Paleontologic and Biostratigraphic Survey of the Vincentown Formation (Paleocene) along the Valley of Big Timber Creek in Southern New Jersey (pp. 133-144) AND Comparative Petrology of Amphibolites in the Monson Gneiss and the Ammonoosuc and Partridge Volcanics, ...
• Publisher: Northeastern Science Foundation, Inc.
• Publication Date: 1987
• Binding: No Binding
• Condition: Very Good
• Book Type: Journal
• Seller catalogs:
  • Invertebrate Paleontology
  • Geology, Regional (U.S.A. States M-W)