The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ : translated out of the original Greek, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. The text of the common translation is arranged in paragraphs, such as the sense requires; the divisions of chapters and verses being noted in the margin, for reference /

Title on spine: Testament in paragraphs.

E Kaine Diatheke : The Greek Testament with the readings adopted by the revisers of the authorised version, and with references in the margin to paralled passages of the Old and the New Testament.

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The use of the margin /

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Caesar's Gallic war, book 1 : being the Latin text in the original order, with a literal interlinear translation, and with an elegant translation in the margin ...

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Operator, organizational, and intermediate (direct support and general support) maintenance manual (including repair parts and special tools list) : processor, passive signal ultrasonic MX-9443()/FSS-9(V), FSN 6350-228-2548; receiver, passive signal ultrasonic ....

"July 1974."

Organizational maintenance repair parts and special tools list : tank, combat, full tracked: 105-mm gun, M60A1 rise (passive) (2350-01-059-1503) hull; 105-mm gun, M60A1 rise (2350-00-116-9765) hull.

Includes index.

Direct support and general support maintenance repair parts and special tools list (including depot maintenance repair parts) : tank, combat, full tracked, 105-mm gun, M60A1 rise (passive) (2350-01-059-1503) hull : 105-mm gun, M60A1 rise (2350-00-116-9765) hull.

Includes index.

Hand receipt covering contents of components of end item (COEI), basic issue items (BII), and additional authorization list (AAL) for tank, combat, full-tracked 105-MM gun, M60A1 (RISE) (2350-00-116-9765) and tank, combat, full-tracked 105-MM gun, M60A1 (RISE PASSIVE) (2350-01-059-1503).

Cover title.

Organizational maintenance manual : turret for tank, combat, full-tracked, 105-mm gun, M60A1 Rise, (2350-00-116-9765) and M60A1 (Rise passive), (2350-01-059-1503).

"July 1980"--Vol. 1.

Direct support and general support maintenance manual : turret for tank, combat, full-tracked, 105-mm gun, M60A1 (rise) (2350-00-116-9765) and M60A1 (rise passive) (2350-01-059-1503).

Includes indexes.

Conference on Continental Margin Mass-wasting and Pleistocene Sea-level Changes, August 13-15, 1980 /

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Organic compounds in surface sediments from the Pakistan continental margin

In order to assess whether the oxygen-minimum zone (OMZ) in the Arabian sea has an effect on the preservation and composition of organic matter in surface sediments we investigated samples from three different transects on the Pakistan continental margin across the OMZ. In addition to determining the total amount of organic carbon (TOC), we analyzed the extractable lipids by gas chromatography, combined gas chromatography/mass spectrometry, and compound-specific stable carbon isotope measurements. The extractable lipids are dominated by marine organic matter as indicated by the abundance of lipids typical of marine biota and by the bulk and molecular isotopic composition. Sediments from within the OMZ are enriched in organic carbon and in several extractable lipids (i.e. phytol, n-alcohols, total sterols, n-C35 alkane) relative to stations above and below this zone. Other lipid concentrations, such as those of total n-fatty acids and total n-alkanes fail to show any relation to the OMZ. Only a weak correlation of TOC with mineral surface area was found in sediments deposited within the OMZ. In contrast, sediments from outside the OMZ do not show any relationship between TOC and surface area. Among the extractable lipids, only the n-alkane concentration is highly correlated with surface area in sediments from the Hab and Makran transects. In sediments from outside the OMZ, the phytol and sterol concentrations are also weakly correlated with mineral surface area. The depositional environment of the Indus Fan offers the best conditions for an enhanced preservation of organic matter. The OMZ, together with the undisturbed sedimentation at moderate rates, seems to be mainly responsible for the high TOC values in this area. Overall, the type of organic matter and its lability toward oxic degradation, the mineral surface area, the mineral composition, and possibly the secondary productivity by (sedimentary) bacteria also appear to have an influence on organic matter accumulation and composition.

Interpretation of the relationship between benthic fauna, geologic distributions, and methane seeps at Southern Hydrate Ridge, Oregon continental margin

Senior thesis written for Oceanography 445

40Ar/39Ar constraints on a temporal link between gold mineralization, magmatism, and continental margin transtension in the Jiaodong Gold Province, eastern China

The Jiaodong gold province is the largest gold repository in China. Both mineralization and granitoid hosts are spatially related to the crustal-scale Tan-Lu strike-slip fault system, which developed along the Mesozoic continental margin in eastern China. A series of Ar-40/Ar-39 laser incremental heating analyses of hydrothermal sericite/muscovite from three major gold deposits (Jiaojia, Xincheng, and Wangershan) and igneous biotite from the granodiorite hosts were performed to establish a possible temporal link between gold mineralization, magmatism, and movement along the Tan-Lu fault zone. Magmatic biotite crystals yield well-defined and concordant plateau ages between 124.5+/-0.4 Ma and 124.0+/-0.4 Ma (2sigma), whereas sericite and muscovite samples (a total of 30 single separates) give reproducible plateau ages ranging from 121.0+/-0.4 Ma to 119.2+/-0.2 Ma (2sigma). An integration of our Ar-40/Ar-39 results with age data from other major gold deposits in Jiaodong demonstrates that widespread gold mineralization occurred contemporaneously during a 2-3-m.yr. period. Most gold deposits show intimate spatial associations with abundant mafic to intermediate dikes. The mafic dikes have K-Ar ages of 123.5-119.6 Ma, in excellent agreement with those of the gold deposits. These newly obtained Ar-40/Ar-39 ages, in combination with other independent geological and geochronological data on granodioritic intrusions (130-126 Ma), volcanic rocks (1243.6-114.7 Ma), and deformed rocks within strike-slip faults (132-120 Ma) in Jiaodong or adjacent areas, also support the idea that gold mineralization postdated the granodioritic magmatism but was contemporaneous with mafic magmatism and volcanism, all controlled by the transtensional motion along the Tan-Lu fault in the Early Cretaceous.