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Annotated Bibliography of Grand Canyon Geology
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Abstract
This volume continues the Annotated Bibliography of Grand Canyon Geology. It contains annotation nos. 1308-1586. The sequence of numbers in the four volumes of the bibliography is as follows:
A comprehensive index to authors in Vols. 1-3 appears at the end of Vol. 3; an index to the authors listed in Vol. 4 appears at the end of this part. At this time, it is planned that the annotated index to Grand Canyon geology (mentioned in the General Introduction as being in preparation) will be cross-indexed to Vols. 1-4 of the annotated bibliography; this will be facilitated through a comprehensive author index to Vols. 1-4, to be included in that work.
The format followed in Vol. 4 is the same as that in the first three volumes. The reader is referred to introductory remarks in the earlier volumes for additional information.
Title: Annotated Bibliography of Grand Canyon Geology
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Abstract
This volume continues the Annotated Bibliography of Grand Canyon Geology.
It contains annotation nos.
1308-1586.
The sequence of numbers in the four volumes of the bibliography is as follows:
A comprehensive index to authors in Vols.
1-3 appears at the end of Vol.
3; an index to the authors listed in Vol.
4 appears at the end of this part.
At this time, it is planned that the annotated index to Grand Canyon geology (mentioned in the General Introduction as being in preparation) will be cross-indexed to Vols.
1-4 of the annotated bibliography; this will be facilitated through a comprehensive author index to Vols.
1-4, to be included in that work.
The format followed in Vol.
4 is the same as that in the first three volumes.
The reader is referred to introductory remarks in the earlier volumes for additional information.
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