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Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
1 - INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-7, V.V. BELOUSSOV
2 - LA SEISMICITE DE L'ANTARCTIQUE, Pages 9-32, J.P. ROTHΓ
3 - SEISMICITY OF THE ARCTIC, Pages 33-66, J.H. HODGSON, M. BΓ
TH, H. JENSEN, A. KVALE, N.A. LINDEN, L.M. MURPHY, N.V. SHEBALIN, E. TRYGGVASON, E. VESANEN
4 - MICROSEISMS, Pages 67-130, ROBERT STONELEY
5 - THE STRUCTURE OF THE EARTH'S CRUST, Pages 131-211
SEISMIC INVESTIGATIONS OF ANTARCTIC STRUCTURE, Pages 213-259, K.E. BULLEN, M.J. GOODSPEED
7 - LONG PERIOD WAVES AND THE Lg PHASE, Pages 261-280, JACK OLIVER
8 - MEASUREMENTS OF STRAIN IN THE EARTH'S CRUST, Pages 281-289, HUGO BENIOFF
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