Modern And Ancient Sedimentary Process And Response Within The Alabama Linear Barrier Coastal System: Final Report For The Period 1979 To 1984

Brunton, George D. (Editor)

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Modern And Ancient Sedimentary Process And Response Within The Alabama Linear Barrier Coastal System: Final Report For The Period 1979 To 1984

1984
By Brunton, George D. (Editor)
Series: Publication (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium) MASGP-84-015

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Brunton, George D. (Editor)
Corporate Authors:

Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

MASGC (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium)
Description:

"Modern and Ancient Sedimentary Process and Response within the Alabama Linear Barrier Coastal System" was first funded January 1, 1979. The purpose of the original four-year study was to determine response patterns produced by normal geologic processes along the Mississippi-Alabama Gulf coast.
Keywords:

Sedimentation Analysis Sedimentation And Deposition Sediments (Geology) Sedimentation Analysis Sedimentation And Deposition
Series:

Publication (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium) MASGP-84-015
Sea Grant Document Number:

MASGC-Q-84-002
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Funding:

Grant no. NA81AA-D-00050
Place as Subject:

Mississippi Sound ; Mexico, Gulf of
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Public Domain
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