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Lithogeochemical aureoles to Irish mineralisation

Creator:

Gray, Gary John.

Date:

1986

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
The lithogeochemical and mineralogical setting of turbidite hosted arsenic-gold deposits in the Lower Palaeozoic of Scotland

Creator:

Duller, Paul R.

Date:

1989

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Fault activity and palaeoseismicity during quaternary time in Scotland

Creator:

Ringrose, Philip S.

Date:

1987

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Isotope diagenesis and palaeofluid movement, Middle Jurassic Brent sandstones, North Sea

Creator:

Brint, John Forsyth

Date:

1989

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Westphalian macrofaunas in Nova Scotia, palaeoecology and correlation

Creator:

Vasey, Gary Michael.

Date:

1984

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Ore depositional processes in the formation of the Navan zinc/lead deposit, Co. Meath, Ireland

Creator:

Anderson, Iain Kerr

Date:

1990

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Petrography, mineral chemistry, geochemistry and sulphur isotope studies of the Abhainn Strathain copper mineralisation, Meall Mór, South Knapdale, Scotland

Creator:

Mohammed, Hiyam A.

Date:

1987

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Kimmeridgian and Volgian fault-margin sedimentation in the Northern North Sea area

Creator:

MacDonald, Alister C.

Date:

1985

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
The sedimentology of the cambrian clastic sediments of Northwest Scotland

Creator:

McKie, Thomas

Date:

1988

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.
Clastic diagenesis and porefluid evolution, an isotopic study, Magnus oilfield, North Sea

Creator:

Macaulay, Calum Ian.

Date:

1990

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Applied Geology.