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Klassische Kognitionswissenschaft,y aspect of geological modeling. Instead, the common thread uniting all of the contributions is the association of the authors with John W. Harbaugh, either as students or collaborators in scientific research. The articles reflect, to a great extent, John’s own interests in modeling and simulation w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-7723-5Woodside Petroleum Ltd., Mobil Exploration & Producing Australia Pty, Ltd., Texaco Inc., and Shell Development Australia Pty, Ltd. The NW Shelf of Australia is an active, frontier, hydrocarbon exploration area. From the Middle Jurassic to the Tertiary the sedimentation was predominantly siliciclasti

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Mikroskopieren und Photographieren,rosion and deposition of sediment. Inspection of the inventory of sediments and sedimentary rocks existing today indicates that the global rates of these processes have changed markedly during the Phanerozoic.