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• Three-dimensional Map Construction, George F. Jenks and Dwight A. Brown, Reprint from Science, 1966, Vol. 154, No. 3750, pp. 857-864. 10 figures. Vertical Exaggeratlon In Three-Dimensional Mapping, George F. Jenks and Fred C. Caspall, Technical Report No.2, Geography Branch, Office of Naval Research, 1967. 215 x 280 mm., 34 pages, 4 tables, 14 figures. Viewing Points for Three-Dimensional Maps, George F. Jenks and Paul V. Crawford, Technical Report No.3, Geography Branch, Office of Naval Research, 1967.215 x 280 mm., 26 pages, 20 figures. A Three-Dimensional Bathyorographlc Map or Canton Island — a Study in the Problems or Constructing and Symbolizing Maps or Marine Environments, George F. Jenks and Paul V. Crawford, Reprint from The Geographical Review, 1970, Vol. LX, No. I, pp. 69-87. 16 figures. Final report for Three-Dimensional Maps, George F. Jenks and Theodore R. Steinke, Technical Report, Geography Branch, Office of Naval Research, 1971. 215 x 280 mm., 20 pages, 7 figures.

  Griffin, T. L. C.; Griffin, T. L. C.; Department of Geography, University of Adelaide (Taylor & Francis Group, 1975)
• The descending septal branch (Bonapace's branch)

  SAID, M.; MÜHLBERGER, V. A.; Invasive-Interventional Cardiology, Department of Medicine, University of InnsbruckTirol, Austria (Oxford University Press, 1995)
• Heterogeneity of Primary Branch Development and Spikelet Survival in Rice Panicle in Relation to Assimilates of Primary Branches

  MOHAPATRA, P. K.; SAHU, S. K.; School of Life Science, Sambalpur UniversityJyotivihar, Sambafpur 768019, India (Oxford University Press, 1991)