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Manual of Carbonate Sedimentology: A Lexicographical Approach
Das Mittelmeer war eine Wuste
The Great Dying Cosmic Catastrophe Dinosaurs and the Theory of Evolution
The Great Dying Cosmic Catastrophe Dinosaurs and the Theory of Evolution

By Kenneth J. Hsu

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The author uses a discussion of the extinction of the dinosaurs to argue against the basic Darwinian evolutionary theory of natural selection and in favor of a chance and catastrophe theory drawn f...

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Physical Principles of Sedimentology
South Atlantic Paleoceanography
The Mediterranean Was a Desert
The Mediterranean was a desert
The geology of Switzerland
The geology of Switzerland

By Kenneth J. Hsu

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Kenneth Hsu's previous books have fascinated general audiences and served as accessible texts for students of geology. Here this leading earth scientist relates the study of the Alps to his theory...

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Paleoceanography of the Mesozoic Alpine Tethys
Mesozoic and Cenozoic oceans
Mesozoic and Cenozoic oceans

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