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• [1] Landslide slides, slumps, earth movements (83 slides)
• [2] Managua earthquake (24 slides + 1 sheet)
• [3] Land instability in California (23 slides + 1 sheet)
• [4] Teton Dam slides (32 slides + 2 sheets)
• [5] Fault traces, ruptures (20 slides)
• [6] Earthquake effects (20 slides)
• [7] California geothermal energy resources (35 slides)
• [8] Map of California with coastal sites depicted (10 slides)
• [9] Displacement of San Andreas Fault. Map of California. (13 slides)
• [10] Miscellaneous (27 slides).

• I. Gen'l background. Pre-E & Pz fms. Franciscan complex. Coast Range oph. Great Valley sed's.
• II. Coast Range thrust. Sur-Nacim. F.Z. Sierran-Fran. B.Z. Cessation of subd'n. Initiat'n of transform. Salinian block. Sur-Obispo belt. San Gregorio-Hosgri. Paleogene fms, tectonics. Neogene fms, tectonics. Plio-Pleist. fms. Holocene & neogectonics
• III. Coastal transects: Localities; Individual ranges; Transverse Ranges; S.F. Bay region; Geol. near Stanford; Mendocino TlJ. & N. Cost Ranges. Other states, incl. Nev., Ariz., N.M.

• Pl. 1. The system CaO-Al₂O₃-SiO₂
• pl. 2. The system CaO-MgO-SiO₂
• pl. 3. The system MgO-Al₂O₃-SiO₂
• pl. 4. The system Na₂O-Al₂O₃-SiO₂
• pl. 5. The system K₂O-Al₂O₃3-SiO₂
• pl. 6. The system FeO-Fe₂O₃-SiO₂
• pl. 7. The system CaO-"FeO"-SiO₂ (Oxide phases in equilibrium with metallic iron)
• pl. 8. The system MgO-"FeO"-SiO₂ (Oxide phases in equilibrium with metallic iron)
• pl. 9. The system "FeO"-Al₂O₃-SiO₂ (Oxide phases in equilibrium with metallic iron)
• pl. 10. The system CaO-"Fe₂O₃"-SiO₂ (Condensed phases in equilibrium with air)

Faults, gen'l -- Active faults: San Andreas, Hayward, Calaveras, others -- Earthquakes -- Basin & Range extens'n -- Calif. transform system -- Folds: gen'l kinds, Iran, Afghan., Lebanon, Palmdale, Caliente Mt., Hurricane Deck, Huasna syncline, Santa Barbara C. -- Other areas -- Nuclear Power Plants.

• Gen'l, incl. sea-fl. spreading
• Rifting
• Subduction
• Mountain building
• Transform./wrench tectonics
• Geol./Tect./geophys. maps of regions
• Allochth. terranes, mega-transport, accretion
• Paleomag results
• Relative plate motions, reconstructed; incl. hot-spot tracks.

• pt. 1, slides 1-20
• pt. 2, slides 1-20.

Shows views of Mount St. Helens and its surroundings before, during and after the May 18th, 1980 eruption.

"Elsevier's Mineral and Rock Table" will save you the trouble of consulting numerous different references for the most important rock-forming and ore minerals. The chart is arranged in a logical, easy-to-follow format. Minerals with common optical characteristics are listed within one column. The at a glance chart format will provide you with: 74 rock-forming minerals, 53 ore minerals, comprehensive diagrams featuring all important rock classifications, full indexing and Michel-Levy Chart. The full color, high quality photographs are accompanied by a description of the most important optical and physical characteristics of each mineral. To aid in identification, the specimens have, where appropriate, been photographed in plane- and crossed-polarized light.
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This wall chart is an impressive blending of exceptional attractiveness and instructional practicality. Designed specifically for students and mineral enthusiasts, the chart displays 200 of the world's most common species of minerals in full colour and supports each specimen entry with more than 15 separate pieces of mineralogical, crystallographical, chemical and physical data. All specimen entries appear in their most typical crystal form or aggregate shape. Listed in columns by their mineral family, each specimen is easily located by the alphabetical index. A section of line drawings at the bottom of the chart gives a clear, step-by-step explanation of crystal forms, using most of the minerals on the chart as specific examples of each type of form. To ensure the highest quality, the photographs have been prepared by world-famous mineral photographers and the specimens used have been specifically selected from museums and private collections. The chart's large format allows each photograph to be reproduced at optimum size and resolution. In classroom, laboratory, library, or hobby area, this wall chart is the perfect visual aid.
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This wall chart is the first to be devoted to invertebrate fossils. It features 156 high quality, full colour photographs plus a number of line drawings, clear precise descriptions and comprehensive data on the taxonomy, morphology, most important genera and biostratigraphy of all major fossil groups. Definitions and characteristic diagnostic features are given for most groups and sub-groups to assist students in placing reasonably well-preserved fossil specimens into their correct taxonomic categories. The extensive written descriptions make this chart a rich source of information, combining the qualities of a booklet and a chart in one. The chart is a must for fossil collectors, students and professional palaeontologists alike.
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• Set A,
• Set B,

Shows views of landslide damage in the Pt. Fermin and Portuguese Bend areas since the 1920s. Includes aerial views of the Portuguese Bend area.

This chart accurately and thoroughly shows the probable relationships among animal groups. An absolute scale of geological time indicates major evolutionary and geological events, while a logarithmic time scale details more recent events.
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