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Crustal structure of northwestern Montana using seismic refraction techniques

William P. Clement

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I would like to thank Sigma XI and the McDonough Fund for their generous monetary support of my thesis and the people, especially Len Hale, at the Balmer mine site in Sparwood

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I would like to thank Sigma XI and the McDonough Fund for their generous monetary support of my thesis and the people, especially Len Hale, at the Balmer mine site in Sparwood

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I would like to thank Sigma XI and the McDonough Fund for their generous monetary support of my thesis and the people, especially Len Hale, at the Balmer mine site in Sparwood

Key concepts: Geology, Seismology, Refraction, Seismic refraction, Optics, Physics

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