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1. Earth, our planet and its resources

   Allaby, Michael

   New York : Facts on File, c1993.

2. Earth, planets, and space : EPS.

   Tokyo, Japan : published for the Society of Geomagnetism and Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences (SGEPSS), the Seismological Society of Japan, the Volcanological Society of Japan, the Geodetic Society of Japan, the Japanese Society for Planetary Sciences by Terra Scientific Pub. Co. (TERRAPUB), c1998-

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3. Crust of the Earth : a symposium

   [Boulder, Colorado] : Geological Society of America, 1955.

   Online GeoScienceWorld Millennium Collection

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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences

   Stanford Libraries' Earth and Planetary Sciences collections cover subject areas related to planetary processes, such as mineralogy, volcanology, seismology, hydrology, geology, astronomy, and atmospheric science.

2. Earth System Science

   Stanford Libraries' Earth Systems Science collections include print and digital resources for the study of geology, biology, hydrology, oceans, as well as atmosphere and climate sciences.

3. Geospatial Services and GIS

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1. Les cinq parties du monde : Planisphère comprenant toutes les possessions coloniales, chemins de fer, lignes de navigation

   Cartes Taride (Firm)

   1938

   Ancillary maps: Pole nord, 1/50 000 -- Pole Sud (1/100.000.000). Inset map: Principales lignes télégraphiques - câbles sous marins.

2. 10-Degree Graticule Grid, World, 1:10 million, 2012

   Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn

   2012

   This line shapefile displays graticules (grid lines of latitude parallels and longitude meridians) for the world at 10 degree intervals. Graticules...

3. 10-Degree Graticule Grid, World, 1:110 million, 2012

   Patterson, Tom and Kelso, Nathaniel Vaughn

   2012

   This line shapefile displays graticules (grid lines of latitude parallels and longitude meridians) for the world at 10 degree intervals. Graticules...