Greg H. Mack - Concepedia

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Greg H. Mack

New Mexico State University

Also Known As

G. H. MACK, G. H. Mack, G.H. Mack, GREG H. MACK, Greg H. Mack, Greg H. Mack (2), David R. Cole (3)

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New Mexico State University University of East Anglia University of Leeds Universidade de Vigo Texas State University

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Greg H. Mack is an author at New Mexico State University specializing in earth science, geology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	27	51	2.5K
2	Social Sciences	12	14	586
3	Natural Sciences	4	4	652
4	Biology	2	2	45
5	Civil Engineering	1	1	88

Greg H. Mack

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2.7K

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	Year	Citations
Classification of paleosols Greg H. Mack, W. Calvin James, H. Curtis Monger Geological Society of America Bulletin Ohio 43210Paleoenvironmental ReconstructionEngineeringPhylogeneticsNatural Sciences	1993	595
Paleoclimate and the Global Distribution of Paleosols Greg H. Mack, W. Calvin James The Journal of Geology Paleoenvironmental ReconstructionEngineeringPaleoclimatologyBiogeographyVascular Land Plants	1994	112
Tectono‐sedimentary evolution of the Plio‐Pleistocene Corinth rift, Greece Robert L. Gawthorpe, M. R. Leeder, Haralambos Kranis, Basin Research EngineeringGeomorphologySedimentary GeologySyn‐rift SuccessionTectonic Evolution	2017	110
Alluvial-fan sedimentation of the Cutler Formation (Permo-Pennsylvanian) near Gateway, Colorado Greg H. Mack, KEITH A. RASMUSSEN Geological Society of America Bulletin Sedimentary RecordEngineeringGeomorphologySedimentary GeologyFluvial Process	1984	101
The distribution and discrimination of shallow, authigenic carbonate in the Pliocene-Pleistocene Palomas Basin, southern Rio Grande rift Greg H. Mack, David R. Cole, Leandro Treviño Geological Society of America Bulletin Pliocene–pleistocene Palomas BasinFacies AnalysisEngineeringSedimentary GeologyEarth Science	2000	94
Lateral erosion (‘toe-cutting’) of alluvial fans by axial rivers: implications for basin analysis and architecture M. R. Leeder, Greg H. Mack Journal of the Geological Society EngineeringGeomorphologyNeglected PhenomenonFluvial ProcessEarth Science	2001	88
Climatic and tectonic controls on alluvial-fan and axial-fluvial sedimentation in the Plio-Pleistocene Palomas half graben, southern Rio Grande Rift Greg H. Mack, M. R. Leeder Journal of Sedimentary Research Sedimentary RecordEngineeringGeomorphologySedimentary GeologyEarth Science	1999	86
The survivability of labile light‐mineral grains in fluvial, aeolian and littoral marine environments: the Permian Cutler and Cedar Mesa Formations, Moab, Utah Greg H. Mack Sedimentology Permian CutlerCedar MesaEngineeringGeomorphologySedimentary Geology	1978	77
Tectonic control on facies distribution of the Camp Rice and Palomas Formations (Pliocene-Pleistocene) in the southern Rio Grande rift Greg H. Mack, William R. Seager Geological Society of America Bulletin EngineeringCamp RiceEarth ScienceRegional GeologySocial Sciences	1990	65
Classification of paleosols: Discussion and reply Gregory J. Retallack, W. Calvin James, Greg H. Mack, Geological Society of America Bulletin Paleoenvironmental ReconstructionEngineeringEvolutionary BiologyGeographyGsa Bulletin 1993	1993	62

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