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Manuscript should be double-spaced (this includes the abstract,
references, figure and table captions) on a 8 ?X 11 inch size
paper with wide margins. Three unbound copies and three sets
of figures (one set originals) should be sent. Number all pages
beginning with the abstract. Upon acceptance, a disk and all
camera-ready graphs, charts, photographs, etc., must accompany
your word-processed manuscript. Authors will receive proofs,
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| TITLE PAGE |
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1. Running Head (all in capital letters): a descriptive condensation
of the title, not exceeding 80 characters in length. |
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| 2. Title (all in capital letters) |
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3. Author List: in capital and lower-case letters, all in a single
paragraph, with first names or initials first, with superscripts in the
front to identify addresses. |
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4. List of addresses (in italics), in capital and lower case letters,
superscripted in the front to correspond to the list of authors. |
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| HEADINGS |
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| 1. First Order Headings: capitals, bold |
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| 2. Second Order Headings: capitals and lower-case letters, bold |
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3. Third Order Headings: Italics.-- (with the first letter of the first
word capitalized followed by a period and two hyphens) |
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| FIGURES |
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| 1. One set of photographs must be camera-ready (originals). Electronic files are also acceptable, but I prefer both if available. |
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2. Line figures no larger than one USA standard page are accepted. |
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3. We suggest three standard figure sizes: one column (8.3 cm),
two-thirds page (11.4 cm), and two columns (17 cm). |
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4. Lettering on figures should be large enough to be seen after our
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5. Identify all figures on the back in pencil by the senior author's
name and the figure number. |
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6. Please note that a 1 mm margin will be cut off after photograph's
publishing-procedure. Labels and scales on the photograph must be
pasted inside of the margin at least 1 mm. This does not apply for electonric figures, but keep in mind and wasted space will be removed. |
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REFERENCES |
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| 1. No abbreviations are acceptable! All journal names must be completely spelled out. |
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| 2. Author names must be CAPITAL. |
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| 3. Do not indent anything, because it is not very much fun removing it all from your paper when I get it. |
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4. Please be careful to follow punctuation style as in recent issues. |
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5. Italicize journal names. |
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6. Parenthetical citations in the text should not have a comma between
author and year but have a semi-colon between year and next author's
name. Example: (Sloss 1963; Jones 1990) |
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| 7. Do not list "numbers (nos.)" unless text starts over at "1" in each new "no." |
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| 8. Leave a space between each reference. |
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| 9. Do not use a space or underline in place of an author's name. |
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10. Do not use ET AL. unless there are more than 20 authors listed
on the one reference. |
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SIRKIN, L. and STUCKENRATH, R., 1980, The Port Washington
Warm Interval in the Northern Atlantic Coastal Plain: Geological
Society of America Bulletin, v. 91, p. 332-336. |
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WELLER, J.M., 1960, Stratigraphic Principles and Practice. Harper
and Row, New York, 725 p. |
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GAVISH, E., KRUMBEIN, W.E., and HALEVY, J., 1985,
Geomorphology, Mineralogy, and Groundwater Geochemistry as
Factors of the Hydrodynamic System of the Gavish Sabkha, in
Friedman, G.M. and Krumbein, W.E., (eds.), Hypersaline Ecosystems.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, p. 186-217. |
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