The Macmillan Field Guide to Geological Structures
The Macmillan Field Guide to Geological Structures by John L. Roberts, published by Macmillan in 1989, is a comprehensive resource designed for amateur geologists and students of geology. This 224-page guide provides an overview of various geological structures found globally, explaining their formation through natural processes. It serves as an introduction to the fundamental principles of geology, making the subject accessible to a general audience.
Readers will find detailed descriptions of geological structures, enhancing their understanding of how these formations occur and their significance in the field of geology. The guide aims to foster a broader discussion of geological concepts, making it suitable for those new to the subject. With its clear explanations and practical insights, this edition is a valuable tool for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of geological formations.
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This guide for the amateur geologist and the student of geology describes all geological structures likely to be encountered anywhere in the world and discusses how they were formed as the result of natural processes. It aims to allow the general principles underlying geology to be discussed as a whole providing an introduction to the subject for the general reader. The author has led field study groups all over the world and has also written “An Introduction to Geological Maps and Structures”.
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