Pebbles in the Lower Colorado River, Texas a Study in Particle Morphogenesis

Edmund D. Sneed; Robert L. Folk

doi:10.1086/626490

journal article Mar 01, 1958

Pebbles in the Lower Colorado River, Texas a Study in Particle Morphogenesis

Edmund D. Sneed Robert L. Folk

The Journal of Geology Vol. 66 No. 2 pp. 114-150 · University of Chicago Press

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Published: Mar 01, 1958
Vol/Issue: 66(2)
Pages: 114-150

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Edmund D. Sneed, Robert L. Folk (1958). Pebbles in the Lower Colorado River, Texas a Study in Particle Morphogenesis. The Journal of Geology, 66(2), 114-150. https://doi.org/10.1086/626490

Pebbles in the Lower Colorado River, Texas a Study in Particle Morphogenesis

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