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Acta Geologica Hispanica Instituto Nacional De Geologia (Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Cientificas) ACTA GEOLOGICA HISPANICA INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE GEOLOGIA (CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS) Aiio VII · N. 0 BibliogrMico Diciembre de 1972 Deposito legal: B. 6661·1966 Bihliografia geologica esp,aiiola (1970) El presente numero contiene las referencias bibliogd.ficas de los trabajos sobre geologia espanola correspondientes al afio 1970, como continuacion de las publi­ cadas anteriormente, las cuales comprenden los afios 1964-65-66-67-68-69. Dentro de breve tiempo y del mismo modo que se hizo con las anteriores, se publicad.n dichas referencias del afio 1970 en fichas, asi como las que corresponden a los afios 1955 y 1956, cuya publicacion no se efectuara en esta revista, por su caracter retrospectivo. Agradecemos la colaboracion prestada por las personas que nos han ayudado y orientado en nuestra labor y lamentarnos las omisiones y posibles errores involun­ tarios que estimaremos nos sean sefialados. ACTA GEOL6GICA HISPANICA PUBLICARA LA REFERENCIA BIBLIOGRAFICA DE TODOS LOS TRABAJOS SOBRE ESPANA Y OBRAS DE CARACTER GENERAL EN ESPA:NOL QUE LE SEAN ENVIADOS POR LOS AUTORES 0 CASAS EDITORIALES 193 Ahreviaturas mlis frecu~ntes Abhand. Mat. Naturwissensch. Abhandlungen der Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftlichen Klasse = (Wiesbaden). Acta Ceo/. Hisp. Acta Geologica Hispanica (Instituto Nacional de Geologia, C.S.I.C., Barcelona). Act. Congr. !111. Et. Pyren. Actes Congres International d'Etudes Pyreneennes. Anal. Edaf. y Agrob. Anales de Edafologia y Agrobiologia (Instituto Nacional de Eda­ fologia y Agrobiologia, C.S.I.C., Madrid). Ann. Soc. Ceo!. Nord Annales de Ia Societe Geologique du Jorcl (Lille). Bot. Ceo/. y Min. Boletin Geologico y Minero. 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Geogr. Estudios Geograficos (Instituto "Juan Sebastian Elcano", C.S.I.C., ~Iadrid). Est. Ceo/. Estudios Geologicos (Instituto '·Lucas Mall ada" de Investigaciones Geologicas, Madrid). Ceo/. Jahrb. Geologisches Jahrbuch (Geologischen Landesanstalten der Bundesre­ publik Deutschland, Hannover). Geol. Mijnbouw Geologie en Mijnbouw (Koninklijk Nederlands Geologisch Mijn­ bouwkunding genootschap, Delft). Ceo/. Rundschau Geologische Rundschau (Geologische Vereinigung, Berlin). Konninkl. Nederl. Akad. van Wetensc!t., Proc. Koninklijk Nederland Akademie van Wetenschappen, Proceedings (Amsterdam). Leidse Geol. Mededel. = Leidse Geologische Mededelingen (Leiden). Mem. y Com. Memorias y Comunicaciones (Instituto "Jaime Aim era,. de Investi­ gaciones Geologicas, C.S.I.C., Barcelona). Mem. !nsf. Ceo/. y Min. Esp. Memorias del Instituto Geologico y Minero de Espana (Madrid). Not.)' Com. lust. Ceo/. :v Min. Esp. Notas y Comunicaciones del Instituto Geologico y Minero de Espana. Neues Jahrb. Geol. 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FisrcA DEL Gwno A-1 Generalidades E-1 Generalidades A-2 Mineralogia especifica E-2 Cronologia A-3 Mineralogia regional y asociaciones naturales de E-3 Gravimetria, i-sostasia, traslaciones de los continen- minerales tes, teorias A-4 Geoquimica E-4 Sismologia E-5 Vulcanologia B. PETROGRAFIA E-6 Magnetismo B-1 Generalidades E-7 Geotermia B-2 Rocas igneas E-8 Radiactividad, rayos c6smicos B-3 Rocas sedimentarias B-4 Rocas metam6rficas F. FENOMENOS GEOLOGICOS B-5 Desagregaci6n y alteraci6n de las rocas F-1 Generalidades B"6 Edafologia (Pedologia) F -2 Morfologia B-7 Meteorites F -3 Climatologia F -4 Aguas continentales C. ESTRATIGRAFIA F -5 Oceanografia y geologia marina C-1 Generalidades F -6 Vientos y desiertos C-2 Paleogeografia F -7 Glaciologia C-3 Estratigrafia-generalidades F -8 Aguas subterraneas y espeleologia C-4 Pred.mbrico F -9 Fen6menos de gravedad C-5 Paleozoico -51 Cambrico -52 Silurico G. GEOLOGIA APLICADA -53 Devonico G-1 Generalidades -54 Antracolitico G-2 Metodos de prospecci6n -55 Carbonifero G-3 Sondeos -56 Permiano G-4 Minerales metalicos -57 Permo-Triasico G-5 Minerales no metalicos C-6 Secundario G-6 Hidrogeologia -61 Triasico G-7 Trabajos publicos -62 J urasico G-8 Diversos -63 Cretaceo C-7 Terciario H. AGRUPAMIENTOS Y ACTIVIDADES GEOLO -71 Pale6geno H-1 Historia de Ia Geologia -72 Ne6geno H-2 Congresos, Institutes de Ensefianza, Sociedades C-8 Cuaternario H-3 Biografias -81 Sintesis generales y cronologia H-4 Bibliografia -82 Sintesis regionales H-5 Museologia -83 Sedimentaci6n H-6 Metodos y Geologia experimental -84 Morfologia H-7 Tratados -85 Movimientos del suelo -86 Floras I. GEOLOGIA REGIONAL -87 Faunas -88 Hombre I -1 Cartografia -89 Industrias humanas I-2 Europa (vease mas adelante) C-9 Estratigrafia regional }. PALEONTOLOGIA D. TECTONICA J -1 Generalidades D-1 Generalidades J -2 Tratados D-2 Tect6nica general ]-3 Metodos D-3 Movimientos de Ia Tierra J -4 Tecnicas D-5 Tect6nica regional J "5 Nomenclatura D -6 Tect6nica anteherciniana y herciniana J-6 Facies D-7 Tect6nica postherciniana J -7 Faunas y floras D-8 Neotect6nica J -8 Fosilizaci6n 195 I-2361 GEOLOGiA REGIONAL: EsPANA .63 Penibetica (unidades tect6nicas: Cristalino de Sie­ rra Nevada, Alpujarrides y Penibetica, etc.) 1-2361 Gmeralidades .64 Costa y geologia marina I-2361.0 Pirineos I-2361.7 Depresi611 del Guadalquivir .01 Conjunto I-2361 .8 Baleares .02 Zona axial .03 Prepirineo (incluida Ia depresi6n del Ampurdan) .80 Con junto .81 Mall orca .82 Men orca I-2361.1 Cordillera C ostero-Catala11a .83 lbiza .11 Conjunto y Macizo Catalan .84 Formentera .12 Cordillera Prelitorial .85 Cabrera ,13 Cordillera Litoral .14 Depresi6n Prelitoral I-2361.9 Ca11arias .15 Costa y geologia marina .90 Con junto .91 Gran Canaria 1-2361.2 Depresi6n del Ebro .92 Tenerife .93 Lanzarote I-2361.3 Cordillera Cantabrica .94 Fuerteventura .30 Con junto .95 Gomer a .30 Asturias y Leon .96 Hierro .32 Santander .33 Pais Vasco I -2361.10 Proviucias Ajrica11as .34 Costa y geologia marina .100 Conjunto .35 Conjunto Macizo Galaico .101 Ifni .36 Rias y geologia marina .102 Rio Muni .103 Fernando Poo .104 Sahara 1-2361.4 Mese t~ ..105 Ceuta .40 Conjunto .100 Melilla .41 Meseta Superior .107 Guinea .42 Meseta Inferior .43 Cordillera Central SB. 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