How a group spreads

Catalogued

Paleocurrent rose diagram

Made by
Paul Edwin Potter and Francis John Pettijohn (synthesis)
Year
1963
Field
Earth science and hydrology
Kind
Data display
Room
How a group spreads — Placed by reading its description, not yet studied
Skeleton drawing, not the original plate

2 other forms share this skeleton

Source

Potter and Pettijohn 1963, Paleocurrents and Basin Analysis

Attribution less certain: contested, or no single inventor recorded

Searches, not citations

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