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|a QE511.5
|b .C66 1972
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|a Continents adrift :
|b readings from Scientific American /
|c with introductions by J. Tuzo Wilson.
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|a San Francisco :
|b W.H. Freeman and Co.,
|c [1972], ©1970.
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|a 172 pages :
|b illustrations, maps ;
|c 29 cm
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 161-167) and index.
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|a I. Mobility in the Earth -- II. Continental drift, sea-floor spreading, and plate tectonics -- III. Some consequences and examples of continental drift.
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|a "This book brings together fifteen articles from Scientific American that describe the latest scientific revolution - the revolution in ideas about the behavior of the earth's surface. Formerly, most scientists regarded the earth as rigid and the continent as fixed, but now the surface of the earth is seen as slowly deformable and the continents as "rafts" floating on a "sea" of denser rock. The continents have repeatedly collided and joined, repeatedly broken and separated in different patterns, and, very likely, they have grown larger in the process."--Preface.
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|3 Copy 1.
|a Gift of Edward Valauskas.
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|a Laid in: publisher's advertisement.
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|a University of Chicago Library's copy is from the Edward Valauskas Collection of Dinosauriana.
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|a Continental drift.
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|a Plate tectonics.
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|a Continental drift
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|a Wilson, J. Tuzo
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|e writer of introductions.
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