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A study of suspended particulate matter : Arctic Ocean and northern Oregon continental shelf

Creator:

Peterson, Robert E.

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Dissertation

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. Zaneveld, H. Pak, EJ. Dasch, and J, Corliss -- were quite helpful in producing the final text. L.D. Kulm
Age, chemistry, and tectonic significance of Easter and Sala y Gomez Islands

Creator:

Clark, James Gregory, 1948-

Abstract:

Easter Island and Sala y Gomez are part of the Sala y Gomez Ridge, a broad band of high topography and scattered seamounts extending ESE from the East Pacific Rise. It has been proposed that the Sala y Gomez Ridge results from the movement of the Nazca Plate over a...

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Masters Thesis

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acknowledge the other members of my committee,Drs.J.B. Corliss,E. J. DaschdJgor their comments and
Analysis of fourteen trace elements in Saudi Arabian layered gabbros by radiochemical neutron activation analysis

Creator:

Palmer, Curtis Allyn

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Eight layered gabbro samples from two layered complexes, two xenoliths, one basalt from a hot brine area and a standard basalt rock (BCR-1) were analyzed by RNAA (radiochemical neutron activation analysis) for 14 trace elements, Au, Ni, Co, Ag, Sb, Se, Zn, In, T1, Rb, Cs, U, Ba and Sr....

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Masters Thesis

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for typing the rough draft. I would especially like to convey my gratitude to Dr. J. C. Laul whose
Trace element studies of metalliferous sediments in cores from the East Pacific Rise and Bauer Deep, 10⁰ S

Creator:

Kendrick, John William

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Major (Fe, Mn, Al) and minor (Cr, Mo, Pb, Zn, Cd) element analyses of metalliferous sediments in cores from the East Pacific Rise and Bauer Deep indicate that the Bauer Deep sediments are similar in chemistry and origin to metalliferous sediments of the East Pacific Rises. Fe, Pb, and Zn...

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Masters Thesis

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of my committe, Drs. J. B. Corliss and E. J, Dasch, for their comments and suggestions, Drs. H, H