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CHAPTER 1. HISTORICAL DATA
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| 1. |
Review of Significant Early Studies in Lineament Tectonics
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Robert A. Hodgson |
p.1 |
CHAPTER 2. WESTERN CANADA AND ALASKA
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Significance of Space Image Linears in Alaska
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Ernest H. Lathram and Nairn R. Albert |
p.11 |
| 3. |
Tectonic Lineaments and Plate Tectonics in South-Central Alaska
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Larry Gedney, James Van Wormer, and Lewis Shapiro |
p.27 |
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Linears in Southeastern Alaska
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James R. Reeves |
p.35 |
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Detection and Significance of Lineaments and Lineament Intersections in Parts of the Northern Cordillera
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Jacques B. Wertz |
p.42 |
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Aeromagnetic Lineament Study of the Highland Valley Area, British Columbia
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David A. Smith |
p.54 |
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Shield Faults and Cordilleran Structural Units, Western Canada (Abstract)
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Derek Wilson |
p.60 |
CHAPTER 3. WESTERN UNITED STATES
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Transverse Shear in Southwestern North America -- A Tectonic Analysis
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M. Abdel-Gawad and Linda Tubbesing |
p.61 |
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The Kings Canyon Lineament: A Cross-Grain ERTS-1 Lineament in Central California
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Gary J. Anttonen, Edward A. Danehy, and J.A. Tony Fallin |
p.81 |
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Lineaments in Basement Terrane of the Peninsular Ranges, Southern California
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P.M. Merifield and D.L. Lamar |
p.94 |
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Relations Between ERTS Lineaments, Aeromagnetic Anomalies and Geological Structures in North-Central Nevada
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Don W. Levandowski, Ted V. Jennings and W. Terry Lehman |
p.106 |
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Towanta Lineament, Northern Utah
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Howard R. Ritzma |
p.118 |
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The Uinta-Gold Hill Trend: An Economically Important Lineament
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A.J. Erickson, Jr. |
p.126 |
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Macro-Linear Elements in the Greater Mono Basin, California (Abstract)
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R.J.P. Lyon and G.I. Ballew |
p.139 |
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Evidence of Fracturing of the Deep Basement from Nimbus, X-15, Apollo, ERTS-1 and Skylab Images (Abstract)
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Ira C. Bechtold |
p.140 |
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Lineament Analysis of Satellite and High Altitude Imagery, Black Hills-Bighorn Region (Abstract)
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R.A. Hoppin |
p.141 |
CHAPTER 4. GREAT PLAINS AND CENTRAL UNITED STATES
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Bedrock Jointing on the Alberta Plains
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Elkanah A. Babcock |
p.142 |
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The Discovery of the Caroline Arch, Alberta, by Lineament Analysis
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Peter J. Haman and Koit Jurgens |
p.153 |
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Structural and Photographic Lineaments, Gravity, Magnetics and Seismicity of Central USA
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James Wm. Smith, Charles S. Kuntz, Anita L. Williams and Richard J. Scheper |
p.163 |
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Ortho-Polygonal Tectonic Patterns in the Exposed and Buried Precambrian Basement of Southeast Missouri
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Geza Kisvarsanyi and Eva B. Kisvarsanyi |
p.169 |
| 21. |
Aeromagnetic Lineament Study of Covered Precambrian Basement, Southeastern Missouri
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S. Parker Gay, Jr. |
p.183 |
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Tectonic Linears of the Ozarks Glades Region of Southwestern Missouri (Abstract)
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Charles E. Robertson |
p.192 |
CHAPTER 5. EASTERN UNITED STATES
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Early Jointing and Cumulative Fracture Patterns
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Richard P. Nickelsen |
p.193 |
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Fracture Analysis of New York State Using Multi-Stage Remote Sensor Data and Ground Study; Possible Application to Plate Tectonic Modeling
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Yngvar W. lsachsen |
p.200 |
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Lineament Studies in New England and Their Tectonic Implications
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Patrick J. Barosh |
p.218 |
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The Use of LANDSAT-1 Imagery in Mapping Lineaments in Pennsylvania
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W. S. Kowalik and D.P. Gold |
p.236 |
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Lineaments of Northern Alabama and Possible Regional Implications
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James A. Drahovzal |
p.250 |
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Basement Tectonics of the Atlantic Coastal Plain As Seen From ERTS-1 Imagery (Abstract)
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Charles F. Withington |
p.262 |
CHAPTER 6. WESTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE
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Major Fracture Patterns in the British Isles
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Dennis A. Hoemgren |
p.263 |
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Observations on Joint Zones in Moravia, Czechoslovakia
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Miroslav Plicka |
p.279 |
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Planetary Equidistant Rupture (PER) Systems in Moravia, Czechoslovakia
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Radan Kvet |
p.290 |
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Joint and Fracture Patterns in Basement and Sedimentary Rocks in the Sudetes Mountains
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Tomasz Jerzykiewicz, Michal Mierzejewski and Andrzej Zelazniewicz |
p.295 |
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Tectonic Lineaments in Southern Poland (Abstract)
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Stanislaw Ostaficzuk |
p.307 |
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Lineament Trends in France (Abstract)
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D. Robert |
p.308 |
CHAPTER 7. AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST
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Airphoto Lineations of the Southern Part of the Gulf of Suez Region, Egypt
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Hassan A. El-Etr and Mohamed A. Abdel Rahman |
p.309 |
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NE-Trending Lineaments of the African Rift System
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P.A. Mohr |
p.327 |
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Carboniferous Structural Trends and Lineaments of Central Morocco
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Martha M. Hamil |
p.337 |
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The Fracture Pattern in Southern Israel and Sinai Peninsula in Sedimentary and Basement Areas (Abstract)
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Yosef Bartov, Ze'ev Reches and David Scofield |
p.343 |
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Geologic Setting of Lesotho Kimberlites from an Orbital Perspective (Abstract)
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D. T. Hodder |
p.344 |
CHAPTER 8. U.S.S.R.
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Planetary Fracturing: Its Manifestations in the Sections of the Sedimentary Cover and Its Role in the Formation of Tectonic Structure and Relief--With Reference to South Turkmenia
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V.P. Miroshnichenko |
p.345 |
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The Remote Sensing Study of the Largest Lineaments and Their Systems -- With Reference to Some Regions of Eurasia
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A. V. Dolivo-Dobrovol 'sky and S. I. Strel'nikov |
p.349 |
CHAPTER 9. AUSTRALIA
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Satellite Lineaments in Southeast Australia
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K. L. Bums and J. Shepherd |
p.354 |
CHAPTER 10. PLANETARY FRACTURING
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Global and Regional Systems of Lineaments on the Earth, Mars and the Moon
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G.N. Katterfeld |
p.369 |
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Lineament Patterns on the Moon, Mars and Mercury
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G. Fielder, R.J., Fryer, P.J.S. Gash, J.L. Whitford-Stark and L. Wilson |
p.379 |
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Fracture Systems of Mars
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E. L. Harp |
p.389 |
CHAPTER 11. OBSERVATION, ANALYSIS, TERMINOLOGY
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Determination of Regional Fracture Patterns in Precambrian Rocks--A Comparison of Techniques
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E.W. Spencer and S. J. Kozak |
p.409 |
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Sub-Continental Sized Fracture Systems Etched into the Topography of New England
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Donald U. Wise |
p.416 |
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Spatial Analysis of Basement and Cover Linears by Optical Diffraction--Methods, Results and Interpretation
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Howard J. Pincus and Thomas W. Doe |
p.423 |
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A Statistical Analysis of Photolineaments and Joints, Terrain Parameters and Lineament Density Near Lethbridge, Alberta
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Elkanah A. Babcock |
p.437 |
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Lineament Analysis: An Exploration Method for the Delineation of Structural and Stratigraphic Anomalies
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Alvin C. Johnson, Jr. |
p.449 |
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Some Geologic Distinctions Among Lineaments for the Mineral Explorationist
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R.W. Hodder and V.F. Hollister |
p.453 |
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An Application of Optical Fourier Analysis to the Study of Geological Linear Features in ERTS-1 Imagery of California
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Aderbal C. Correa and Ronald J.P. Lyon |
p.462 |
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Proposed Terminology for Natural Linear Features
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Hassan A. El-Etr |
p.480 |
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Lineament Patterns From Radar Imagery in Alaska, Arizona, California and Montana
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Ron Gelnett |
p.490 |
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Short Note: Standardization of Azimuthal Presentations
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S. Parker Gay, Jr. |
p.499 |
CHAPTER 12. THEORY, ORIGIN
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A New Theory of Fracture
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Raymond C. Wilson |
p.501 |
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Major Structural Lineaments in the Precambrian of Central Wisconsin
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Gene L. LaBerge |
p.508 |
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Tectonic Implications of Oriented Lakes and Lineaments in Northeastern Bolivia
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George Plafker |
p.519 |
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Possible Relationships Between Lineament Tectonics and the Dynamics of the Milky Way Galaxy
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Peter J. Haman |
p.528 |
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The Crustal Fracture System of North America and Its Possible Origin
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Gilbert E. Thomas |
p.537 |
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The Importance of Lineaments in the Tectonic Evolution of the Earth's Crust and in the Occurrence of Ore Deposits in Middle Europe
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A. Pilger |
p.555 |
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Relationship Between the Distribution of Big Endogenic Ore Deposits and the Basement Fracture Pattern--Examples from Four Continents
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Jan Kutina |
p.565 |
| 63. |
Planetary Equidistant Rupture Systems--A New Concept Based on the Study of Joint Zones
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Radan Kvet |
p.594 |
| 64. |
Theory of Lateral Propagation (Infliction, Imposition) of Major Shears
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E. Scheibner |
p.604 |
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Precambrian Granulite Facies Belts, Lineaments and Plate Tectonics
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Michael B. Katz |
p.609 |
| 66. |
The Distribution of Oil and Natural Gas Deposits in the Earth's Crust in Relation to Pt, Ni, and Cr Mineralization Along Great Circles (Abstract)
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N. Thamm |
p.617 |
CHAPTER 13. CURVILINEARS
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Curvilinear Features Visible on Small Scale Imagery as Indicators of Geologic Structures
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Rex M. Peterson |
p.618 |
| 68. |
Arcuate Structural Trends and Basin and Range Structures (Based on a Study of ERTS-1 Imagery)
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Martha Ryder Smith |
p.626 |
CHAPTER 14. NON-SERIOUS
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Linesmanship: Guidelines for a Thriving Geologic Artform
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Donald U. Wise |
p.635 |
