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kness of the pseudotachylite zone also gives	geologists a general idea of the magnitude of the assoc
	Geologists also examine events such as asteroid impacts
	Geologists also discovered rare earth minerals and niob
That gives	geologists an exact date for the last varve there; see
alkers, nature lovers, cross-country skiers,	geologists and historians.
re-formation of the Association of American	Geologists and Naturalists, with William Charles Redfie
led for oil at Fahud, Morton and his team of	geologists and a surveyor, Nick Fallon, mapped the cent
he earthquake killed at least 25,000 people;	geologists and earthquake engineering experts laid the
However,	geologists and historians now think that the rock is a
, in Suffolk," a confusing site which caused	geologists and archaeologists some vexation as "the chr
but these ideas were disputed by continental	geologists and by 1830 Sedgwick was convinced by his ow
making acquaintance with many distinguished	geologists and mineralogists.
ugh the Transantarctic Mountains between the	Geologists and Miller Ranges, then northeasterly betwee
n interglacial or stage is the name given by	geologists and archaeologists in the British Isles to t
Geotechnics is practiced by both engineering	geologists and geotechnical engineers.
The cliffs are superb for	geologists and also for walkers.
Petrophysicists in close collaboration with	Geologists and Reservoir engineers.
e was a founder member of the Institution of	Geologists and their Aberconway Medallist in 1983.
It is a charitable organization for all	geologists and earth scientists, whether of professiona
l core and rock samples are collected by AGS	geologists and exploration companies and sent to the MC
	Geologists and Geochemists utilize biomarkers trace the
ence to the fossilized material recovered by	geologists and palaeontologists.
Many prominent	geologists and paleontologists worked with the Survey i
been abandoned by North American Quaternary	geologists and merged into the Pre-Illinoian Stage.
ngs of the American Association of Petroleum	Geologists and the Geological Society of America.
fected by faulting, making it of interest to	geologists and fossil hunters.
e for the rivers and the mountains, but also	geologists and entire classes of students came to see t
h some parts are of considerable interest to	geologists and to collectors of semi-precious stones.
urnal "ran boldfaced sidebars by evangelical	geologists applauding van de Fliert's bare-knuckled app
ration from their predominate bioclasts-that	geologists, archaeologists and paleontologists use to d
	Geologists are concerned that the Usoi Dam may become u
e islands and it is sometimes referred to by	geologists as "The Old Boy".
ion in the Miocene, through what is known to	geologists as the Colorado River Extensional Corridor.
erwise flat Kerala coast, and is known among	geologists as Varkala Formation and a geological monume
e, a land bridge known to archaeologists and	geologists as "Doggerland" existed, linking Great Brita
The cape, known by	geologists as the Yehliu Promontory, forms part of the
rry a place a special scientific interest to	geologists as it allows the Fullers Earth layers to be
Some	geologists associate the glass not with impact melt eje
nd geologist Dr John Wilfred (J.W.) Jackson,	geologists associated with the county and with Manchest
vant he was between 1956-58 President of the	Geologists' Association but after he "retired" in 1976
ning and Metallurgy, and from 1958-60 of the	Geologists' Association
ed a paper in 1910 in the Proceedings of the	Geologists' Association (Volume XXI, Part 5 pages 249-3
association publishes the Proceedings of the	Geologists' Association throughElsevier.
The	Geologists' Association (GA) is a British association c
However in 1947 the	Geologists' Association argued that the specimen was ".
nt of numerous societies, including both the	Geologists' Association and the Geological Society, and
The Portland beds of the Dorset mainland	Geologists association, 1936
ost professional amateur, Proceedings of the	Geologists' Association, Volume 117, Issue 1, pages 9-4
The most senior of the three military	geologists at the start of WWII, Major King was sent to
A team of	geologists attempt to remove a native cannibal populati
With	geologists becoming more interested in studying the nea
	Geologists believe the last glacier to advance into thi
The extent of the formation is unclear; some	geologists believe that a magnetic anomaly along the co
direction from 2500-2000 BC. or 5000-3000 BC	Geologists believe that tectonic activity created eleva
	Geologists believe it must be filtering through the loc
to pink to maroon Ordovician limestone that	geologists call the Holston Formation.
	Geologists call the ocean that existed between the Inte
logical Site of Special Scientific Interest;	geologists can see exposures of the March gravels on th
lude "Gray Bedford" and "Red Bedford", which	geologists consider paleoenvironmentally and paleogeogr
nd unique occurrences of tyrrellite can give	geologists considerable insight into the circumstances
n 2003, the Kentucky Society of Professional	Geologists designated the area a Distinguished Geologic
gy: son of the first Brazilian generation of	geologists did the pioners papers of the continent's ge
	Geologists discovered exposed dolostone in Herkimer Cou
Dirty Secret Behind America's Energy Future,	geologists Dr. William Schlesinger and Dr. Peter Taft,
It was first noticed by	geologists during reconnaissance geological mapping in
l resources and in environmental protection:	geologists, economic geologists, mining engineers, meta
The crater was proposed in 2006 by	geologists Elias Salameh and Hani N. Khoury from the Un
Test boreholes, drilled by engineers and	geologists employed by the Bureau of Reclamation, U.S.
resources, and engineering faculty work with	geologists, environmental scientists, chemists, and hyd
yors, geotechnical engineers, scientists and	geologists, environmental engineers, project managers,
assic study and mapping was conducted by the	geologists Erickson and Blade in 1963.
There is still coal underground, but	geologists estimate that it would not be commercially f
re of about 30-40 km (20-25 miles), although	geologists estimate there are deposits beyond the regio
g" for his influence in advancing the use of	geologists, explosives, pneumatic tools, boring technol
g" for his influence in advancing the use of	geologists, explosives, pneumatic tools and boring tech
k alone in remote areas (loggers, foresters,	geologists, fisheries and wildlife staff).
eus and other genera were then made known to	geologists for the first time.
e core samples are recovered and examined by	geologists for mineral percentages and stratigraphic co
This is because	geologists formerly thought that plate tectonics starte
There	geologists found a vast abandoned gold mine.
	Geologists found that it had been in a reactor before-t
	Geologists from Sunderland Museum and Sunderland Univer
o Environment (BPE) includes oceanographers,	geologists, geochemists, biologists and environmental s
Indeed, engineers, agronomists, chemists,	geologists, geographers, ecologists, biologists, microb
Traditionally	geologists have held to the theory that most deep river
perposition and cross-cutting relationships,	geologists have been able to reconstruct much of Alba's
	Geologists have not arrived at any definitive numbers b
re it is found (according to locals, however	geologists have identified other locations this rock my
Some	geologists have suggested that the Great Sphinx of Egyp
	Geologists have found glacial erratics on Rattlesnake a
More specifically,	geologists have determined that the fault has ruptured
	Geologists hope to examine places where water once pond
ing Company on June 23, 1969, after De Beers	geologists identified diamond-bearing deposits at Orapa
3000-year-old rock carving, reported by the	geologists in 1970, is located on the east of the islan
ght together archaeologists, biologists, and	geologists in a ground-breaking study which earned it a
Dibblee was one of the most prolific field	geologists in American history, and over a 60-year care
ter was president of the Society of Economic	Geologists in 1994.
s existed for 1.3 million years according to	geologists in the area.
were first observed and described by Belgian	geologists in the Collignon quarry near Bastogne in the
ginated in 1935 by a chance meeting with two	geologists in northern Ontario.
Government	geologists in Taiwan believe this fault may have been a
rnment geologist Clarence King and two other	geologists inspected the unusual field.
Manitou, and known as the Catskill Front to	geologists, is the range forming the northeastern corne
t a shoreline and terrace according to these	geologists, it is included within the mapping by the Fl
lovakia in 1846 and named after the Austrian	geologists, Joseph Ritter von Hauer (1778-1863) and Fra
The members are composed of	Geologists, Landmen and Petroleum engineers from the St
zabeth Philpot who corresponded with leading	geologists like William Buckland, William Conybeare, an
fe was accepted even by conservative English	geologists like Adam Sedgwick and William Buckland; how
Society of Economic	Geologists Lindgren Prize for outstanding work by a you
d winters and crop disruption, which in 2008	geologists linked to the volcanic eruption of Huaynaput
Pleistocene interstadial events according to	geologists MacNeil, Yon, Hendry, and Vernon.
advocates of natural theology among British	geologists made efforts to explicitly link the last cat
The Urstrom is a	geologists' name for a great glacial age river of the P
Maui Nui or Greater Maui, is a modern	geologists' name given to a prehistoric Hawaiian Island
	Geologists now believe that the dam could have led to t
ontinental drift went ridiculed, while other	geologists of the time clung to their Solid State Theor
Fraipont (1857-1910), and Charles Fraipont,	geologists of Liege, Belgium.
he Association of Professional Engineers and	Geologists of Alberta (APEGGA) Summit Award.
ckies, Denver: Rocky Mountain Association of	Geologists, p.337-352.
The area is of great interest to	geologists, particularly where the strata have been exp
The names are in honour of the Cornish	geologists Philip Rashleigh and William Jory Henwood.
He and other British	geologists pioneered the use of thin sections and the p
	Geologists prefer to characterize Florida's Big Bend as
ace "a serious dilemma" because contemporary	geologists present "an almost unanimous verdict" agains
	Geologists qualify these units as Early, Middle, and La
r in 1964, and was surveyor with the 1964-65	Geologists Range field party of the New Zealand Geologi
[Webb and Zapata counties in 1920], all the	geologists said there couldn't be any oil in this part
Now	geologists say that they may have found “King Solomon's
scientists and educators, such as chemists,	geologists, school teachers, and college professors.
The zone is of interest to biologist,	geologists, sedimentologists, oceanographers, physicist
1984, The Society of Economic	Geologists Silver Medal
The term has been used by British	geologists since the middle of the 19th century.
toration project, which involved architects,	geologists, structural engineers, ecologists and staff
This helps	geologists study fossil and environmental changes in th
Some	geologists suggest that the Willamette Valley flooded i
isciplinary collaboration among professional	geologists, the business community, the government, and
neers, the American Association of Petroleum	Geologists, The American Society of Mechanical Engineer
According to present-day estimates by	geologists, the volume of recoverable reserves is as hi
river sand deposit (the Maroota Sand) which	geologists think may be the oldest known remnant of the
-ACAN) (1997) after husband and wife glacial	geologists Thomas B. Kellogg and Davida E. Kellogg, Dep
oast of northern Chile is considered by some	geologists to be a single block with Cuyania.
bands of sandstone and limestone assigned by	geologists to the Visean age Wensleydale Group.
so called because of the inability of early	geologists to find evidence of glacial drift.
testing done there in the 1980s have allowed	geologists to establish the timeframe and geologic phas
ce of shatter cones and deformed bedrock led	geologists to conclude by the late 1960s that the Kentl
ones, and the term hornfels is often used by	geologists to signify those fine grained, compact, non-
The Alston Block is a term used by	geologists to describe the geological structure of the
The asymmetry of the structure lead some	geologists to conclude that the projectile had a very l
he north side of the road dropped, prompting	geologists to speculate that Girdwood may rest upon an
Two different approaches have been used by	geologists to date the volcanism at Pilot Knob.
ity anomaly data and boreholes has permitted	geologists to work out the shape of this pluton.
to organized by the United Nations to gather	geologists to study Galeras in order to assess its pote
A combination of factors has led	geologists to believe the mountain is on the site of an
oxygen catastrophe, which according to some	geologists triggered the Huronian glaciation.
d Arthur Holmes but soundly rejected by most	geologists until indisputable evidence and an acceptabl
Dinosaur dance floor is a term that	geologists use to describe a site of 0.75 acres (3,000
("You know how creationists often claim that	geologists use circular reasoning, that the rocks date
For example,	geologists were among the first volunteers requested by
Coastal	geologists were opposed to the solution, stating the ev
During the 1960s, several	geologists were said to have seen a large gray creature
This type of hammer is also used by	geologists when collecting rock and mineral samples and
a treat to 'read and follow' for the amateur	geologists who want to study the rock successions of th
ce is indicated by the fact that of the four	geologists who have received the National Medal of Scie
from the physical form of the caves, provide	geologists with the means to obtain a better understand
The British scriptural	geologists' writings came in two waves before Darwin's

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