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Jorge Lobos Ortiz
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★★★★★ 5
en perfecto estado y muy hermoso
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es lo que esperaba, está impecable y me gusta olorosarlo por su olor a nuevo xd
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Using geological and artistic reasoning to assess terrain/outcrops and sketch them realistically
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This book was surprisingly helpful in learning to see which featuers dominate a terrain and which details to ignore, which to focus on so that the scale and architecture are accurate. Handy for geologists, geographers and landscape artists.
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After reading several books on sedimentary petrology, this seems to be far away the best book of my list. Chapters on diagenesis are just delicious, both of clastic and carbonate rocks. Provenance, textures and structures are complete too, and sistematics are well organiced and complete. Very recommended, I choose Boggs Jr. It arrived in great conditions without any problems.
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Had to get this book for a class. Not the worst read and the material is dry but overall a good book.
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