Submissions from 2001
The Central and East European Automotive Industry Restructuring, Petr Pavlinek
Submissions from 1997
Submissions from 1996
Recent volcanism in the Siqueiros transform fault: picritic basalts and implications for MORB magma genesis, Michael R. Perfit, D. J. Fornari, W. I. Ridley, P. D. Kirk, J. Casey, K. A. Kastens, J. R. Reynolds, M. Edwards, D. Desonie, Robert Duncan Shuster, and S. Paradis
Submissions from 1995
Strontium isotope stratigraphy and age estimates for the Leisey Shell Pit faunas, Hillsborough County, Florida, Douglas S. Jones, Paul A. Mueller, Teresa Acosta, and Robert Duncan Shuster
Source of the northeastern Idaho batholith: isotopic evidence for a Paleoproterozoic terrane in the northwestern U.S., Paul A. Mueller, Robert Duncan Shuster, K. A. D'Arcy, A. L. Heatherington, A. P. Nutman, and I. S. Williams
Submissions from 1994
Precambrian zircons from the Florida basement: A Gondwanan connection, Paul A. Mueller, A. L. Heatherington, Joesph L. Wooden, Robert Duncan Shuster, A. P. Nutman, and I. S. Williams
Submissions from 1993
Age and composition of Archean crystalline rocks from the southern Madison Range, Montana: Implications for crustal evolution in the Wyoming craton, Paul A. Mueller, Robert Duncan Shuster, Joesph L. Wooden, Eric A. Erslev, and Donald R. Bowes
Submissions from 1990
Magmatism in the eastern Aleutian Arc: temporal characteristic of igneous activity on Akutan Island, Jay D. Romick, Michael R. Perfit, Samuel E. Swanson, and Robert Duncan Shuster
Submissions from 1981
U-Pb Studies of Zircon Cores and Overgrowths, and Monazite: Implications for Age and Petrogenesis of the Northeastern Idaho Batholith, M. E. Bickford, R. B. Chase, B. K. Nelson, Robert Duncan Shuster, and E. C. Arruda
Submissions from 1978
Determination of sub-nanogram amounts of silver in rain water by stable isotope dilution, M. E. Bickford, Lyle R. Silka, Robert Duncan Shuster, Earnest E. Angino, and Charles R. Ragsdale
Progress on Rock Glacier Research, John F. Shroder Jr. and John R. Giardino