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Contributions to the Geology of Kansas by University of Kansas Geologists With Emphasis on 1866–1966

By: Daniel F Merriam(Author), James D Merriam(Illustrator)
163 pages, 63 colour & b/w photos and b/w illustrations
Contributions to the Geology of Kansas by University of Kansas Geologists
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  • Contributions to the Geology of Kansas by University of Kansas Geologists ISBN: 9780983359951 Paperback Feb 2014 Unavailable #213149
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This is a story about the geology of Kansas and the geologists at the University of Kansas, both geology department faculty and Survey scientists. KU was founded in 1866 and from that time on geology or earth science has been taught, and in 1892 the current state geological survey, a research division of the university, was activated. In the past century and a half, notable contributions to geology have been made by these scientists and teachers and almost eight hundred students have completed their advanced degrees here. In addition, many thousands have been exposed to geology via course work on the subject.

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By: Daniel F Merriam(Author), James D Merriam(Illustrator)
163 pages, 63 colour & b/w photos and b/w illustrations
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