The nature of batholiths: a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta
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Washington
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1967
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| Schriftenreihe: | Geological Survey professional paper
554,C |
| Beschreibung: | III, 30 S. graph. Darst., Kt |
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| spelling | Hamilton, Warren Verfasser aut The nature of batholiths a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta by Warren Hamilton and W. Bradley Myers Washington U.S. Gov. Print. Off. 1967 III, 30 S. graph. Darst., Kt txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Geological Survey professional paper 554,C Shorter contributions to general geology Myers, W. Bradley Verfasser aut Geological Survey professional paper 554,C (DE-604)BV000005472 554,C |
| spellingShingle | Hamilton, Warren Myers, W. Bradley The nature of batholiths a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta Geological Survey professional paper |
| title | The nature of batholiths a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta |
| title_auth | The nature of batholiths a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta |
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| title_fullStr | The nature of batholiths a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta by Warren Hamilton and W. Bradley Myers |
| title_full_unstemmed | The nature of batholiths a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta by Warren Hamilton and W. Bradley Myers |
| title_short | The nature of batholiths |
| title_sort | the nature of batholiths a survey of u s batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta |
| title_sub | a survey of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta |
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