Baker, Baker, Baker, ...

[Bernd Pauli HD <bernd.pauli@lehrer1.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de>]

... but, unfortunately, no 1964 GCA paper. Sorry! :-(

Louis Varricchio schrieb:

> I am looking for a 1964 Geochem. et Cosmochem. paper by George
> Baker titled "Alleged Newly-Fallen Australite, You Yangs, Victoria."
> If anyone out there can help me in the precise reference for this
> paper (date/volume/pages)--or if you have it on file and can
> photocopy it for me - I would appreciate it! Thanks!

BAKER G. (1940) Some Australite Structures and Their Origin
(Mineralogical Magazine 25, 487-494).
BAKER G. and FORSTER H.C. (1943) The Specific Gravity Relationship of
Australites (American Journal of Science 241, 377-406).
BAKER G. (1956) Nirranda Strewnfield Australites, South-East of
Warrnambool, Western Victoria (Memoirs of the National Museum of
Victoria 20, 1-114).
BAKER G. (1957) The Role of Australites in Aboriginal Customs (Memoirs
of the National Museum of Victoria 22, 1-26).
BAKER G. (1958) The Role of Aerodynamical Phenomena in Shaping and
Sculpturing of Australian Tektites (American journal of Science 256,
369-383).
BAKER G. (1959a) Tektites - Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria
23,1-313).
BAKER G. (1959b) Australites from Kanagulk, Telangatuk East and
Toolondo, Western Victoria (Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria
24, 69-89).
BAKER G. (1960) Origin of Tektites (Nature 185, 291-294).
BAKER G. (1961a) Australite Yon Wingellina, West Australien (Chemie der
Erde 21, 118-130).
BAKER G. (1961b) A Naturally Etched Australite from Narembeen, Western
Australia (Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia 44, 65-68).
BAKER G. (1961c) A Perfectly Developed Hollow Australite (American
journal of Science 259, 791-800).
BAKER G. (1962) The Present State of Knowledge of the "Age-onEarth" and
"Age-of-Formation" of Australites (Georgia Mineral Newsletter 15,
62-83).
BAKER G. (1963a) Disc-, Plate-, and Bowl-Shaped Australites (Meteoritics
2, 36-45).
BAKER G. (1963b) Form and Sculpture of Tektites (Pages 1-24 in J.A.
O'Keefe, editor, Tektites, Chicago, University of Chicago Press).
BAKER G. (1964a) Australites from Nurrabiel, Western Victoria (Memoirs
of the National Museum of Victoria 26, 47-70).
BAKER G. (1964b) A Thin, Flanged, Boat-shaped Australite from Port
Campbell, Victoria, Australia (Meteoritics 2, 141-147).
BAKER G. (1967) Structure of Well Preserved Australite Buttons from Port
Campbell, Victoria, Australia (Meteoritics 3, 179-217).
BAKER G. (1968a) Micro-Forms of Hay-Silica Glass and of Volcanic Glass
(Mineralogical Magazine 36, 1012-1023).
BAKER G. (1968b) Australites from NNE of Morgan, South Australia
(Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria 28, 39-76).
BAKER G. (1969a) Five Large Australites from Victoria, Australia, and
Their Relationship to Other Large Forms (Memoirs of the National Museum
of Victoria 29, 53-64).
BAKER G. (1969b) Australites from MuIka, Lake Eyre Region, South
Australia (Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria 29, 65-79).
BAKER G. (1972) Largest Australite from Victoria, Australia (Memoirs of
the National Museum of Victoria 33, 125-130).
BAKER G. and CAPPADONA W.J. (1972) Smallest Known Complete Australite
(Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria 33, 131-135).
BAKER G. (1973) Australites from the Murray-Darling Confluence Region,
Australia (Memoirs of the National Museum of Victoria 34, 199-208).


Best wishes,

Bernd

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