The Mountain Geologist
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The Mountain Geologistcirculates to more than1800 members of the RMAG and about 200 university and government libraries and industry associations.
The Mountain Geologistassigns a digital object identifier (DOI) to published articles registered through CrossRef to provide a persistent link on the internet to their location and to maximize exposure to the scientific community.
The Mountain Geologistis a regionally oriented publication and generally focuses on the geology of the greater Rocky Mountain area of North America.
Areas covered range from West Texas and New Mexico to northern British Columbia, as well as the Great Plains and Mid-Continent region.
Other topics from outside the region that are of interest to the readership or bear on geoscience issues relating to those in the greater Rocky Mountain area will also be considered.
The range of topics presented inThe Mountain Geologistcovers almost every sub-discipline in the geosciences, including environmental geology and geomorphology, geochemistry, geophysics, hydrogeology, mining, petroleum geology, paleontology, petrology, stratigraphy, structural geology, and more.
Authors include people from industry, government, and academia.Membershaveaccess the six most recent issues ofThe Mountain Geologist, whichwill remain on the RMAG web site approximately 18 months. Please note the expiration dates shown with each issue.
Interested in submitting an article to The Mountain Geologist? See the submission guidelines and editor contact information.
Compilation can be purchasedhere
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Member Price: $ Compilation can be purchasedhere
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Member Price: $40Individual articlesfrom all issues(1964 to present) can be purchased atAAPG Datapages .
Limitedpast print issues (2013 and prior) are available. Email the office (
) for more information. They are available for $15 each.
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