An edition of The Gueydan, a new middle Tertiary formation from the southwestern coastal plain of Texas (1926)

The Gueydan, a new middle Tertiary formation from the southwestern coastal plain of Texas

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An edition of The Gueydan, a new middle Tertiary formation from the southwestern coastal plain of Texas (1926)

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The University
Language
English
Pages
187

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Subjects

Geology, Petrology, Stratigraphic Geology

Places

Texas

Times

Tertiary

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The Gueydan, a new middle Tertiary formation from the southwestern coastal plain of Texas
1926, The University
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Published in
Austin, Tex
Series
University of Texas bulletin ;, no. 2645: Dec. 1, 1926, University of Texas bulletin ;, no. 2645.

Classifications

Library of Congress
QE691 .B3 1926

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Pagination
187 p., 12 leaves of plates :
Number of pages
187

ID Numbers

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OL6709354M
LCCN
27027209
OCLC/WorldCat
974304

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