Meteorite Craters And Their Possible Relationship To "Cryptovolcanic Structures"

Authors

John D. Boon, Southern Methodist University
Claude C. Albritton Jr., Southern Methodist University

Publication Date

11-1-1936

Abstract

The increasing number of recognized meteorite craters indicates that these features are not so rare as formerly believed. It is probable, moreover, that meteorite craters of the geologic past were larger and more abundant than the relatively recent examples. Evidence for the fall of ancient meteorites must be sought, however, in geologic structures produced by impacts.

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Recommended Citation

Boon, John D. and Albritton, Claude C. Jr. (1936) "Meteorite Craters And Their Possible Relationship To "Cryptovolcanic Structures"," Field and Laboratory: Vol. 5 : No. 1.
Available at: https://scholar.smu.edu/fieldandlab/vol5/iss1/1