Volume

Page #

Author/Title

47

210

Shea, J.H.

Maps as educational tools

46

467-470

Millar, C.E., and Mitalas, R.

Model of the Earth with a constand-density core and a constant-gravity mantle

46

7-23

Barrows, L.J., and Paul, K.M.

A finite-element modeling approach to gravitation tectonic stress and earthquakes

45

440-446

Stockman, S.A., Sauber, J.M., and Linscheid, E.K.

A high school and NASA join forces to investigate the Alaska/Aleutian subduction zone near Kodiak Island

43

35-42

Diecchio, R.J.

Isostasy for geoscience labs

37

306,358

Shea, J.H.

A new test of plate tectonics

37

102-106

Edelman, S.H.

Limitations of the concept of stress in structural analysis

37

36-48

McCartney, K., and Loper, D.E.

Emergence of a rival paradigm to account for the Cretaceous/Tertiary event

36

237-243

McLean, D.M.

K-T transition into chaos

36

227-236

Prothero, D.R.

Mammals and magnetostratigraphy

34

18-20

Dutch, S.l.

An advanced sea-floor spreading model

31

172-176

Cloud. P.

The second flowering of geology

30

328-330

Burger, H.R.

RAMblings

30

112-115

Block, Joel W.

Sodom, Gemorrah and the Crimean island of Taman

30

97-107

Lowman, P.D. Jr.

A more realistic view of global tectonism

30

86-92

Arvidson, R.E., dc Guiness, E.A.

Clues to tectonic styles in the global topography of Earth, Venus, Mars

30

77-78

Arvidson, R.E., and Guiness, E.A.

Cover image of geology of Mars

29

212-220

Totten, S.M.

Frank B. Taylor, plate tectonics and continental drift