E. Blackwelder

Publishing 1931–1940

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Publications 2

  1. The hardness of ice
  2. The lowering of playas by deflation

Possible papers by E. Blackwelder 8

Published under a similar spelling of the name. Beside each paper is the evidence that it may be the same person, strongest first; "Same name only" means there is nothing else to go on.

  1. Pleistocene mammoths in Utah and vicinity
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1939
    Same journal
  2. Pleistocene lakes of the Afton Basin, California
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1936
    Same journal
  3. The insolation hyphothesis of rock weathering
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1933
    Same journal
  4. Cavernous rock surfaces of the desert
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1929
    Same journal
  5. The geologic role of phosphorus
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1916
    Same journal
  6. A fully exposed reef of calcareous algae (?) in the middle Cambrian of the Teton Mountains
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1915
    Same journal
  7. New or little known Paleozoic faunas from Wyoming and Idaho
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1913
    Same journal
  8. The Yakutat coastal plain of Alaska; a combined terrestrial and marine formation
    as Eliot Blackwelder american journal of science 1909
    Same journal

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