PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «EPIROGENY»
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «EPIROGENY»
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1
Practical Handbook of Marine Science, Third Edition
range in relief is about six times as great as the range in mean depths of RISE
AND RIDGE, which may be explained if the seafloor is not only elevated by
epirogeny, but is also depressed. It seems reasonable to assume that the depth ...
2
Journal of the Faculty of Science, University of Tokyo: ...
Thus the Cambrian epirogeny was very disharmonic among the three northern
mega- cratons. The movement of Australia was still different from them. The
Mantoan subsidence was the continuation from the Adelaidian one in South
Australia, ...
Tōkyō Daigaku. Rigakubu, 1971
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Journal of the Faculty of Science, Imperial University of ...
In my " Sakawa cycle" (1941) I classified the phases of the cycle into pre-orogenic
epirogeny, orogeny and post-orogenic epirogeny but neither the pre-orogenic
nor the post-orogenic epirogeny agrees with typical epirogeny tha*t occurs on the
...
Tōkyō Daigaku. Rigakubu, 1951
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The second particle wave theory: (as performed on the banks ...
All the other stuff could be called epirogeny. I have practised epirogeny for forty
years, and can tell you that the life of an epirogenist takes great scirrhous
scission and 'huitzazatle', as the French say. See? It's OK, isn't it? Another thing:
what's ...
Jimmie Durham, Walter Phillips Gallery, Candice Hopkins, 2005
Here a cycle of orogeny means a series of crustal movements and related
geological phenomena through which a geosyncline was developed into a
folded ountain system. Formerly I classified such a cycle into pre-orogenic
epirogeny, ogeny ...
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Geology and Mineral Resources of the Far East
In my "Sakawa cycle" (1941) I classified the phases of the cycle into pre-orogenic
epirogeny, orogeny and post-orogenic epirogeny, but neither the pre-orogenic
nor the post-orogenic epirogeny agrees with the typical epirogeny that occurs on
...
Tsutomu Ogura, Riuji Endo, 1967
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Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
... Wellington. Henderson, J.; Onoley, M. 1923. The geology of the Mokau
Subdivision with an account of adjoining areas of the Te Kuiti District. N.Z.
Geological Survey Bulletin 24. Hess, H. H. 1955. Serpentines, orogeny and
epirogeny.
On my visual ultra-red epirogeny screen, I saw three volcanoes mysteriously rise
up out of the ocean. I found it rather significant that their formation centered on
the exact three distinct points of the Triangle. Before my eyes all three erupted at
...
Stress-induced changes in plate density, Vail sequences, epirogeny and short-
lived sea level fluctuations. Tectonics, 10, p. 659-971. CHAMAYOU H. and
LEGROS J.P. (1989). Les bases physiques, chimiques et mineralogiques de la
science ...
I. Cojan, M. Renard, 2002
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Scientific Creationism
Thevegetationis consideredtobe drift accumulation. The concept of periodic
epirogeny isa reasonable one, butamore or less complete cessationof clastic
sedimentation in the lacustrine basin during coal accumulation isdifficult to ...
Henry Madison Morris, 1974
