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1991.
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Planning the Use of the Earth's Surface. IX, 556 pages.
1992.
Vol. 43: N. Clauer, S. Chaudhuri (Eds.), Isotopic
Signatures and Sedimentary Records. VIII, 529 pages.
1992.
Vol. 44: D. A. Edwards, Turbidity Currents:
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1993.
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Disposal and Evaporites. XII, 193 pages. 1993.
Vol. 46: G. Galli, Temporal and Spatial Patterns in
Carbonate Platforms. IX, 325 pages. 1993.
Vol. 47: R. L. Littke, Deposition, Diagenesis and
Weathering of Organic Matter-Rich Sediments. IX,
216 pages. 1993.
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Environments. XVII, 337 pages. 1993.
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Paleolinmology of European Maar Lakes. IX, 513
pages. 1993.
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Altimetry in Geodesy and Oceanography. XII, 479
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Vol. 52: P. Ergenzinger, K.-H. Schmidt (Eds.),
Dynamics and Geomorphology of Mountain Rivers.
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1994.
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IX, 194 pages. 1995.
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2nd updated and enlarged Edition. XIII, 238 pages.
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Bertrand (Eds.), Organic Matter Accumulation. VIII,
187 pages. 1995.
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Vol. 59: A. C. Kibblewhite, C. Y. Wu,Wave Interactions As a Seismo-acomtic Source. XIX, 313 pages.
1996.
Vol. 60: A. Kleusberg, P. L G. Teunissen (Eds.), GPS
for C, eodesy. VII, 407 pages. 1996.
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1996.
Vol. 62: H. V. Lyatsky, CoatinentaI-Crusz Structures
on the Continental Margin of Western North America.
XIX, 352 pages. 1996.
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(Eds.), Inverse Methods. XVI, 341 pages, 1996.
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Developments on Debris Flows. X, 226 pages. 1997.
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Boundary Value Problems in View of the One
Centimeter Geoid. XIX. 592 pages. 1997.
Vol. 66: H. Wilhelm, W. Zitrn, H.-G. Wenzel (Eds.),
Tidal Phenomena. VII, 398 pages. 1997.
Vol. 67: S. L. Webb, Silicate Melts. VIII. 74 pages.
1997.
Vol. 68: P. Stille, G. Shields, Radiogenetic Isotope
Geochemistry of Sedimentary and Aquatic Systems.
XI, 217 pages. 1997.
Hydraulics of Mountain Regions. X, 468 pages. 1991.
Vol. 38: W. Smykatz-Kloss, S. St. J. Warne, Thermal Analysis in the Geosciences. XII, 379 pages.
1991.
Vol. 39: S.-E. Hjelt, Pragmatic Inversion of
Geophysical Data. IX, 262 pages. 1992.
Vol. 40: S. W. Petters, Regional Geology of Africa.
XXIII, 722 pages. 1991.
Vol. 41: R. Pflug, J. W. Hatbaugh (Eds.), Computer
Graphics in Geology. XVII, 298 pages. 1992.
Vol. 42: A. Cendrero, G. Ltlttig, F. Chr. Wolff(Eds.},
Planning the Use of the Earth's Surface. IX, 556 pages.
1992.
Vol. 43: N. Clauer, S. Chaudhuri (Eds.), Isotopic
Signatures and Sedimentary Records. VIII, 529 pages.
1992.
Vol. 44: D. A. Edwards, Turbidity Currents:
Dynamics, Deposits and Reversals. XIlI, 175 pages.
1993.
Vol. 45: A. G. Herrmann, B. Knipping, Waste
Disposal and Evaporites. XII, 193 pages. 1993.
Vol. 46: G. Galli, Temporal and Spatial Patterns in
Carbonate Platforms. IX, 325 pages. 1993.
Vol. 47: R. L. Littke, Deposition, Diagenesis and
Weathering of Organic Matter-Rich Sediments. IX,
216 pages. 1993.
Vol. 48: B. R. Roberts, Water Management in Desert
Environments. XVII, 337 pages. 1993.
Vol. 49: ]. F. W. Negendank, B. Zolitsehka (Eds.),
Paleolinmology of European Maar Lakes. IX, 513
pages. 1993.
Vol. 50: R. Rummel, F. Sans6 (Eds.), Satellite
Altimetry in Geodesy and Oceanography. XII, 479
pages. 1993.
Vol. 51: W. Ricken, Sedimentation as a ThreeComponent System. XII, 211 pages. 1993.
Vol. 52: P. Ergenzinger, K.-H. Schmidt (Eds.),
Dynamics and Geomorphology of Mountain Rivers.
VIII, 326 pages. 1994.
Vol. 53: F. Scherbaum, Basic Concepts in Digital
Signal Processing for Seismologists. X, 158 pages.
1994.
Vol. 54: J. I. P. Zijlstr& The Sedimentology of Chalk.
IX, 194 pages. 1995.
Voi. 55: J. A. Scales, Theory of Seismic Imaging.
XV, 291 pages. 1995.
Vol. 56: D. MOiler, D. I. Groves, Potassic Igneous
Rocks and Associated Gold-Copper Mineralization.
2nd updated and enlarged Edition. XIII, 238 pages.
1997.
Vol. 57: E. Lallier-Verg~s, N.-P. Tribovillard, P.
Bertrand (Eds.), Organic Matter Accumulation. VIII,
187 pages. 1995.
VoL 58: G. Satwar, G. M. Friedman, Post-Devonian
Sediment Cover over New York State. VIII, 113
pages. 1995.
Vol. 59: A. C. Kibblewhite, C. Y. Wu,Wave Interactions As a Seismo-acomtic Source. XIX, 313 pages.
1996.
Vol. 60: A. Kleusberg, P. L G. Teunissen (Eds.), GPS
for C, eodesy. VII, 407 pages. 1996.
Vol. 61: M. Breunig, Integration of Spatial Information for Geo-lnformation Systems. XI, 171 pages.
1996.
Vol. 62: H. V. Lyatsky, CoatinentaI-Crusz Structures
on the Continental Margin of Western North America.
XIX, 352 pages. 1996.
Vol. 63: B. H. Jacobsen, K. Mosegaard, P. Sibani
(Eds.), Inverse Methods. XVI, 341 pages, 1996.
Vol. 64: A. Armanini, M. Michine (Eds.), Recent
Developments on Debris Flows. X, 226 pages. 1997.
Vol. 65: F. Sans~, R. Rummel reds.), Geodetic
Boundary Value Problems in View of the One
Centimeter Geoid. XIX. 592 pages. 1997.
Vol. 66: H. Wilhelm, W. Zitrn, H.-G. Wenzel (Eds.),
Tidal Phenomena. VII, 398 pages. 1997.
Vol. 67: S. L. Webb, Silicate Melts. VIII. 74 pages.
1997.
Vol. 68: P. Stille, G. Shields, Radiogenetic Isotope
Geochemistry of Sedimentary and Aquatic Systems.
XI, 217 pages. 1997.
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