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Marine geology of Astoria submarine canyon

Creator:: Carlson, Paul R. (Paul Roland), 1933-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: his major professor, Dr. John V. Byrne for his guidance during research and his critical review of

Marine geology of Astoria deep-sea fan

Creator:: Nelson, C. Hans (Carlton Hans), 1937-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: major professor, Dr. John V.. Byrne, for:his guidance throughout the project, andfor his critical

Bathymetry and structure of San Clemente Island, California, and tectonic implications for the southern California continental borderland

Creator:: Ridlon, James Barr
Abstract:: Five lithologic units, ranging in age from Middle Miocene to Recent, are defined on the basis of continuous seismic reflection profile records. Two of the units are Miocene sedimentary and volcanic rocks that have been truncated to form a major unconformity (post-orogenic surface) related to the most recent major tectonism...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: by his major professor, Dr. John V. Byrne, and Dr. L. Kulm, Department of Oceanography, and Dr. H

Bathymetry and structure of the Arctic Ocean

Creator:: Beal, Miah Allan
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . John V. Byrne has guided this research and has had con- siderable influence on its content. Under his

Coastal landslides in northern Oregon

Creator:: North, William Benjamin
Abstract:: Landsliding is a significant contributor to continuous erosion of the 150-mile northern Oregon coast. Direct loss of land to the sea by landslides occurs along 47 percent of the coast. The remaining 53 percent has minor shifting of sand along depositional areas such as spits and dunes. These minor movements...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ACKNOW LEDGEMENTS The writer wishes to express his appreciation to Dr. John V. Byrne for his guidance

Geology of the continental terrace off the central coast of Oregon

Creator:: Maloney, Neil Joseph
Abstract:: The continental terrace west of Oregon between 43° 50'N and 44° 40' N latitude is 50 to 55 miles wide. It consists of a continental shelf, 16 to 35 miles wide, and a continental slope, 16 to 37 miles wide. The eastern portion of the shelf is a smooth, sediment...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Byrne, who suggested the problem, contributed to its progress, and criti- cally reviewed the

Continental shelf sediments, Columbia River to Cape Blanco, Oregon

Creator:: Runge, Erwin John
Abstract:: Sediments on the inner portion of the Oregon continental shelf consist of clean, well-sorted, detrital sand. This sand has an average median diameter of 2.53Φ (. 173 mm) and is both positively and negatively skewed. Deposits with median diameters in the coarse sand and gravel classes occur at depths of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Privacy Redacted for Privacy ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The writer is indebted to Dr. John V. Byrne for

R factor transfer among bacteria isolated from the environment

Creator:: Latimer, Joan Marie
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . L. Fryer R S S S S S S S Aeromonas Dr. R. H. McCoy liquefaciens 17 Media Organisms to be

Establishing Design Values for Potential Utilization of Western Juniper as a Building Material

Creator:: Miyamoto, Byrne Tadaaki
Abstract:: Western juniper (Juniperus occidentalis) is a conifer that is native to Oregon, California, Washington, Nevada, and Idaho. Juniper is known to have highly decay resistant heartwood and is a popular choice for finished furniture. With recent forest management practices over the past 100 years have resulted in an immense population...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Byrne Tadaaki Miyamoto for the degree of Master of Science in Wood

Conservation of Rorippa columbiae : an evaluation of reintroduction potential through the study of germination ecology, propagation methods, and habitat requirements

Creator:: Kentnesse, Laura E.
Abstract:: Rare plant reintroductions are a critical conservation tool for the augmentation of diminishing populations, or re-establishment of extirpated populations. Analysis of reintroduction failures suggests that a sophisticated understanding of species biology, ecology, and habitat is essential for producing self-sustaining rare plant populations. This study sought to generate that background knowledge...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . Master, R. Moore, R. Naidoo, R. Ridgely, G.E. Schatz, G. Shire, H. Strand, W. Wettengel, and E

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Marine geology of Astoria submarine canyon

Marine geology of Astoria deep-sea fan

Bathymetry and structure of San Clemente Island, California, and tectonic implications for the southern California continental borderland

Bathymetry and structure of the Arctic Ocean

Coastal landslides in northern Oregon

Geology of the continental terrace off the central coast of Oregon

Continental shelf sediments, Columbia River to Cape Blanco, Oregon

R factor transfer among bacteria isolated from the environment

Establishing Design Values for Potential Utilization of Western Juniper as a Building Material

Conservation of Rorippa columbiae : an evaluation of reintroduction potential through the study of germination ecology, propagation methods, and habitat requirements

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