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A lithologic analysis of the Galveston beach sand with special emphasis on heavy minerals
(1958)
In this thesis, mineralogical and textural analyses of the sand-silt beach ,deposits of Galveston. Island, Texas, are presented, with special emphasis on. heavy minerals. It is the intent of the author; 1) to describe the ...
The distribution of thorium, uranium, and potassium in a Pennsylvanian weathering profile and the Mancos Shale
(1959)
The purposes of this investigation were to determine the effect of chemical weathering on the distribution of thorium and uranium in a single weathering profile, and to investigate the distribution of these elements in a ...
A comparison of some Eocene and modern sediments by coarse fraction analysis
(1959)
Examination of an ancient sedimentary basin can provide only an incomplete geologic picture, because it reveals merely the anatomy of a dead body. Physiology must be learned on a living organism, and likewise the geologist ...
The relationship between the petrology and the thorium and uranium contents of some granitic rocks
(1958)
The object of this investigation is to find large scale variations in thorium and uranium contents of granitic rocks and to link these variations to petrographic types and to geological characteristics of the plutons in ...
The environmental significance of stratification
(1959)
Abstract Not Available.
A study of the non-opaque heavy minerals in the Lissie sandstone
(1958)
The work described In the present thesis comprises the second part of a study currently conducted by the Geology Department of The Rice Institute (Rogers, 1956). Powell (1957) wrote the original paper, The project is ...
Seismic investigation of geological structure bordering the Caribbean Island arc, part I
(1957)
In recent years the seismic refraction technique has been used extensively to study the crustal structure of the earth beneath the great oceanic areas. These studies have led to the recognition of a characteristic oceanic ...
Differentiation of a lamprophyre sill
(1959)
Differentiation trends in rock bodies of various sizes and types have been studied, from different viewpoints and with contrasting results, by many geologists in this country and abroad* Such studies are of major importance, ...