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Physiographic Features and Stratification Types of Coarse-Grained Point Bars... Digital Download
GC7509D
Physiographic Features and Stratification Types of Coarse-Grained Point Bars: Modern and Ancient Examples, by J. H. McGowen and L. E. Garner. 27 p., 25 figs., 1 table, 1975. Digital Version.
For a print version: GC7509.
For a print version: GC7509.
GC7509D. Physiographic Features and Stratification Types of Coarse-Grained Point Bars: Modern and Ancient Examples, by J. H. McGowen and L. E. Garner. 27 p., 25 figs., 1 table, 1975. - Downloadable PDF. Reprinted from Elsevier.
Keywords: point bars, Texas
Citation
McGowen, J. H., and Garner, L. E., 1975, Physiographic Features and Stratification Types of Coarse-Grained Point Bars: Modern and Ancient Examples: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Geological Circular 75-9, 27 p.
