Geosynclines

Content: 
Front Matter
Page III

Copyright page
Page IV

List of Figures and Tables
Pages XII-XV

CHAPTER 1 - Introduction
Pages 1-4

CHAPTER 2 - The Birth of the Geosynclinal Concept
Pages 7-17

CHAPTER 3 - The Attempts at Classification of Geosynclines
Pages 18-40

CHAPTER 4 - The Hellenides
Pages 43-46,46a,59-67

CHAPTER 5 - The Organizational or Structural Pattern of a Geosyncline
Pages 68-81

CHAPTER 6 - The Evolutionary Pattern of a Geosyncline
Pages 82-103

CHAPTER 7 - Conclusions
Pages 104-106

PART III - Some Characteristics of Geosynclines as Illustrated by the Mediterranean Chains of the Alpine Cycle
Page 108

CHAPTER 8 - Geosynclinal Sedimentation
Pages 109-118,118a,123-144

CHAPTER 9 - Metamorphism and the Geosynclinal Concept
Pages 145-148

CHAPTER 10 - Igneous Activity and the Geosynclinal Concept
Pages 149-159

CHAPTER 11 - Geosynclinal Tectonics
Pages 160-188

CHAPTER 12 - Geosynclinal Orogenesis (and Tectogenesis)
Pages 189-216

CHAPTER 13 - The Siting of Geosynclines
Pages 217-220

PART IV - Extension of the Geosynclinal Concept in the Alpine Sense in Space and Time
Pages 225-226

CHAPTER 14 - The Geosynclinal Concept and the Present Epoch
Pages 229-240

CHAPTER 15 - The Geosynclinal Concept and the Pre-Alpine Period
Pages 241-280

CHAPTER 16 - General Conclusions
Pages 283-288

References
Pages 289-309

Index
Pages 311-335