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TARR, Ralph Stockman, American geologist: b. Gloucester, Mass., 15 Jan. 1864; d. 1912. He was graduated from Harvard in 1891, and was assistant in geology there 1890-91. From 1892-97 he was assistant in geology at Cornell University, and thereafter professor of dynamic geology there until his demise. He has published Economic Geology of the United States (1893); Elementary Physical Geography (1895); Elementary Geology (1897); Physical Geography of New York (1902); Geography of Science (1905); Alaskan Glacier Studies (1914); College Physiography (1914).

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