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Students hunting for fossils near Hungry Hollow, W. Ontario
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Students hunting for fossils near Hungry Hollow, W. Ontario. July, 1949.
Students hunting for fossils near Hungry Hollow, W. Ontario
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Students hunting for fossils near Hungry Hollow, W. Ontario. July, 1949.
Students at Hungry Hollow, W. Ontario
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Students at Hungry Hollow, W. Ontario looking down from the top of the waterfall.
Structures of ice pushed ridges near Claybank, Sask.
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Structures of ice pushed ridges near Claybank, Sask.
Structure of the mantle and core
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Structure of the mantle and core. Leet and Judson, 1958, p. 410.
Structure of contour on Lower Cretaceous Cantaur marker - Cantaur Field
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Structure of contour on Lower Cretaceous Cantaur marker - Cantaur Field.
Structure of contour on Lower Cretaceous Cantaur marker - Cantaur Field
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Structure of contour on Lower Cretaceous Cantaur marker - Cantaur Field.
Structure contour map on top of palaeozoics, Touchwood Hills area
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Structure contour map on top of palaeozoics, Touchwood Hills area. Devonian to north of dotted line (white wells), Mississippian to south of the dotted line (black wells).
Structure contour map on top of Lower Cretaceous, Touchwood Hills area
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Structure contour map on top of Lower Cretaceous, Touchwood Hills area, SK.
Structural map of North America
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Structural map of North America. King 1959, map at end of book.
Structural elements of the world
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Structural elements of the world. Colour scheme Pink (Shields), Grey (Carboniferous folding), Black (coal), Brown (younger folding), Yellow (Plateaus), Green (Cenozoic deposits), Orange (Volcanic masses, mainly plateau basalts). Deep sea trenches and /or island arcs indicated by blue lines.
Structural conditions favourable to the accumulation of oil and gas
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Diagrams to illustrate the structural conditions favourable to the accumulation of oil and gas. A, most common occurrence, crest of an antcline, Ranger Field, Texas as an example. B, fault trap; Van Field, Texas. C, reef, porous coral-reef limestone, Scurry County, Texas and some from Alberta fields. D. Stratigraphic trap, difficult to discover, East Texas field (Von Engelin and Caster, 1952, p. 208).
Stromatoporoidal reef - Whiteman's Gap near Cochrane, Alberta
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Stromatoporoidal reef oin Devonian Fairholme limestone at Whiteman's Gap near Cochrane, Alberta.
Stromatoporoidal reef - Whiteman's Gap near Cochrane, Alberta
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Closer view of stromatoporoidal reef oin Devonian Fairholme limestone at Whiteman's Gap near Cochrane, Alberta.
Strike ridges and valleys as developed in arid and humid climates
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Strike ridges and valleys as developed in an arid climate (top) and in a humid climate (bottom) on identical open-fold rock structure.