Barataria Basin : geologic processes and framework

Adams, R. D. (Rodney D.), 1937-

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Barataria Basin : geologic processes and framework

Published Date:

1976

Series:

Coastal zone management series (Baton Rouge, La.) ; Sea grant publication (Baton Rouge, La.) ; no. LSU-T-76-006 ;

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Barataria Basin : geologic processes and framework

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Alternative Title:

Geologic processes and framework

Personal Author:

Adams, R. D. (Rodney D.), 1937-

Corporate Authors:

Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, La.), Center for Wetland Resources, ; Louisiana, Coastal Resources Program, ; National Ocean Survey ; National Sea Grant Office (U.S.) ;

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Professional Paper

Funding:

Funding: Results of research sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, US Dept. of Commerce, through the Office of Coastal Zone Management and the Office of Sea Grant.;

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Louisiana ; Barataria Basin ;

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National Ocean Service (NOS)

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