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Howland, A.L. William C. Krumbein.--Bretsky, P.W. and Bretsky, S.S. Phenetic variation in some Middle Ordovician strophomenid brachiopods.--Dapples, E.C. Laws of distribution applied to sand sizes.--Ogren, D.E. Choi, K. and Fraser, M.D. Burrowing depths of some Neogene heterodont bivalves.--Sloss, L.L. and Scherer, W. Geometry of sedimentary basins.--Steinmetz, R. Cross-bed variability in a single sand body.--Dacey, M.F. Model of recurring random walks for sediment transport.--James, W.R. Multilayer Markov mixing models for studies of coastal contamination.--Poché, D. and Goodell, H.G. Influence of grain shape on the selective sorting of sand waves.--Birchfield, G.E. and Galvin, C.J., Jr. Generation of standing edge waves through nonlinear subharmonic resonance.--Fulton, R.J. and Walcott, R.I. Lithospheric flexure as shown by deformation of glacial lake shorelines in southern British Columbia.--Weertman, J. Theory of velocity of earthquake dislocations.--Lafon, G.M. and Vacher, H.L. Diagenetic reactions as stochastic processes.--Lerman, A., Mackenzie, F.T. and Garrels, R.M. Modeling of geochemical cycles.--Plummer, L.N. Mixing of sea water with calcium carbonate ground water.--Mathews, G.W., Cain, J.A. and Banks, P.O. Three-dimensional polynomial trend analysis applied to igneous petrogenesis.--Wadsworth W.B. Petrogenetic significance of grain-transition probabilities, Cornelia pluton, Ajo, Arizona.--Whitten, E.H.T. Appropriate units for expressing chemical composition of igneous rocks.--Hawkins, D.M. and Merriam, D.F. Segmentation of discrete sequences of geologic data.--Jones, T.A. and Baker, R.A. Determination of important parameters in a classification scheme.--Miesch, A.T. Variograms and variance components in geochemistry and ore evaluation.--Sutterlin, P.G. and May, R.W. Effect of closure on the comparison of means in ternary systems.--Wilson, M.D. Comparison of fan-pass spatial filtering and polynomial surface-fitting models for numerical map analysis.--Watson, G.S. Texture analysis. |
