The individual guidebooks are published by region and describe the mineral, rock and fossil collecting localities of the country. Volcanoes , by Maurice Lambert Myth and scientific fact are combined in this book, and illustrated by a rich mix of photographs, maps and diagrams. This simple yet thorough introduction to volcanoes includes accounts of a number of famous volcanoes abroad and in Canada. Visa and MasterCard also accepted. It is illustrated with many photographs from the Survey's archives.
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In Yoho National Park lies the record of years gone by, preserved in the unique fossils of the Burgess Shale. This publication provides the reader with solid geological information, a great many pictures, and an idea of the scientific significance of this find. Visa and MasterCard also accepted. On the Frontiers , edited by R.G. Blackadar Much of the history of early Canada is traced out in this fascinating collection of photographs taken by Geological Survey of Canada staff. Survey scientists were often the first explorers of the country, and their photos provide a fascinating look at landscapes, people and scientific work of the past.