Observers Guides to Prince William Sound


An Observers Guide to the Geology of Prince William Sound, Alaska by Jim Lethcoe, 1990 (240 pp, 78 photos, 82 maps and drawings) ISBN 1-877900-001, $17.95

This work is designed to help the non-geologist to understand the geological mechanisms which formed the Sound and southcentral Alaska and to help him identify common rock types. Basic geological concepts, an introduction to plate tectonics and terrane theory are covered. The field guide section describes 124 sites in the Sound where one can observe typical rocks and formations with special emphasis on the Sound's mines and mining history


Geology of Prince William Sound Contents / Geology of Prince William Sound Introduction / Igneous & Sedimentary Rocks / Field Guide to Rocks of Knight Island /

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An Observers Guide to the Killer Whales of Prince William Sound by Craig Matkin, 1994 (112 pp. 7 illustrations, 52 photos). ISBN 1-877900-03-6

This is a gracefully written naturalist's book by one who has lived with the killer whales of Prince William Sound and knows them in an intimacy that few scientists reach with a wild species. It contains dozens of novel, accurate insights into killer whale lives. A delight for both the scientist and the general public. Kenneith Norris, PH.D. Professor of Biology and Natural History, University of California.

 

Killer Whales, Contents / Killer Whale Pods, AE, AN10, AN20, AT1 / Killer Whale Behaviors

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