Alaskan margin

Von Huene, R., Klaeschen, D., Gutscher, M. and Fruhn, J., 1998. Mass and fluid flux during accretion at the Alaskan margin. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 110 468-482. 

Flynn, A., A.W. Franzmann, and P.D. Ameson. 1976. Molybdenum-sulfur interactions in the utilization of marginal dietary copper in Alaskan moose (Alces alces gigas). Pages 115-124 in W.R. Chappell and K.K. Peterson (eds.). Molybdenum in the Environment. Vol. 1. The Biology of Molybdenum. Marcel Dekker, New York. 

Since 1965, smoking has declined gradually by about 42%, but recent data indicate that this downward trend may have leveled off (8). In the United States, approximately 25.9 million men and 22.8 million women 18 years and older are smokers, about one in four in the adult population. Smoking rates are highest in adults with less than 9-11 years of education (39.7% of men, 34.3% of women), and lowest in those with 16 or more years of education (11.5% of men, 11.2% of women). Non-His-panic black men are marginally more likely to smoke than non-Hispanic white men (29% vs 24.7%). American Indians/Alaskan Natives are also more likely to be smokers (41.7% of men, 38.1% of women) (8). 

FIGURE 3.16 Great Alaskan Terrane Wreck. Two cartoons are shown of the western North American continental margin at 80 Ma and 45 Ma. During this period complex motions take place along the margin that may have resulted in lateral transport of some fragments by >2500 km. (Modified from Johnston, S.T. (2001). Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 193 259-272. With permission from Elsevier.)... 

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