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    Document Type

    Article

    Abstract

    In Geology of Iowa: Over Two Billion Years of Change, author Wayne I. Anderson presents a chronological account of the rock formations that underlie the farmland and cities of Iowa. Recently published by the Iowa State University Press, Geology of Iowa begins with a description of the geologic setting of the state in the Stable Interior; a region of generally flat-lying sedimentary rocks that show little deformation. Anderson comments, "At any one location in Iowa, the rocks typically appear to be horizontal - as flat as a pancake."

    Publication Date

    Spring 1984

    Journal Title

    Iowa Science Teachers Journal

    Volume

    21

    Issue

    1

    First Page

    22

    Last Page

    22

    Copyright

    © Copyright 1984 by the Iowa Academy of Science

    Language

    en

    File Format

    application/pdf

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