Postglacial eolian action in Southern New England

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Abstract
THE following paper is an account of some detached observations made by the writer while engaged in the survey of the pleistocene deposits of southel'll New England.The matters touched upon here are too detailed and of too little economic importance to find a place in the short descriptive text accompanying.the forthcoming atlas sheetR, and are hence published in this form.The field work during which the observations were made extended over the years f889-1892, and was done under the snpervision of Mr. N. S. Shaler, geologist in charge of the Atlantic Coast Division, to whom I am primarily in•.debted for the privilege of making this independent state• ment of my observations.The action of the winds in New England in
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Authors J. B. Woodworth
Journal american journal of science
Year 1894
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10.2475/ajs.s3-47.277.63
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