Continents Adrift and Continents Aground: Readings from "Scientific American"

by J.Tuzo Wilson (Editor)

Paperback, 1977

Status

Available

Call number

551.1

Publication

W. H. Freeman & Co Ltd (1977), 230 pages

Description

Presents articles based on the theory of global plate tectonics, which states that the earth's surface layer is composed of plates which move in response to the slow deformation of deeper layers.

Language

English

Original language

English

Original publication date

1976

Physical description

230 p.; 10.7 inches

ISBN

0716702800 / 9780716702801

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