Behind the Scenery - Tasmania's landforms and geology

Published by the Tasmanian Department of Education and the Arts, this book explains Tasmania's landforms and geology through the processes that shaped them, in chapters covering weathering, soils and soil erosion, groundwater, river development, waves and coastlines, and glaciation, among others. Despite its modest school-text origins, it remains cited as a reference in official Tasmanian government land capability surveys decades after publication.

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BOOK DETAILS
Softcover book. Published 1990. 163 pages. Illustrated with black/white photos and diagrams throughout.

CONDITION
This is an out-of-print book; it is in USED but generally good condition.

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