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Evolution Of Clastic Sedimentology Okada Hakuyu Kenyonsmith

Name: Evolution Of Clastic Sedimentology Okada Hakuyu Kenyonsmith
SKU: BELL-4707612
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (14 reviews)

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Publisher: Dunedin Academic Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.31 MB

Pages: 302

Author: Okada, Hakuyu; Kenyon-Smith, Alec

ISBN: 9781628703467, 9781903765494, 1628703466, 1903765498

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Evolution Of Clastic Sedimentology Okada Hakuyu Kenyonsmith by Okada, Hakuyu; Kenyon-smith, Alec 9781628703467, 9781903765494, 1628703466, 1903765498 instant download after payment.

Sedimentology is steadily developing as a basic discipline of earth sciences. The authors describe the chronology of the emergence of sedimentology by setting out the objective of sedimentology studies and its broad impact on such diverse fields of earth sciences as petrology, mineralogy and geomorphology, as well as on applied fields such as geotechnology, ecology and soil sciences. The approach is distinctive since the book deals with the significant contributions made by individuals to the development of the subject from Steno in the 17th-century to the present day. As a library reference work, The Evolution of Clastic Sedimentology is lavishly illustrated with examples of the authors' research and includes portraits of key scientists.