THE SEA: IDEAS AND OBSERVATIONS ON PROGRESS IN THE STUDY OF THE SEAS

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The Sea, Volume 4A: New Concepts of Sea Floor Evolution

Part 1, General Observations

Edited by Arthur E. Maxwell

Sir Edward Bullard

J. Lamar Worzel

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$175.50 • £140.95 • €158.00

ISBN 9780674017313

Publication Date: 01/01/1971

806 pages

7 x 10 inches

28 halftones, 370 line illustrations and maps, 45 tables

The Sea: Ideas and Observations on Progress in the Study of the Seas

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