THE DEEP INTERIOR: CONSTRAINTS ON STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION.ANDERSON DL.1975; GEOTIMES; USA; 1975, VOL. 20, NUM. 0005, P. 26 A 27Serial Issue

CHEMISMUS UND ENTSTEHUNGSGESCHICHTE DER MONDLANDSCHAFTEN. (CHIMISME ET GENESE DES PAYSAGES DE LA LUNE).WAENKE H.1971; UMSCHAU, DTSCH; DEU; 1971(11), NUM. 0024, P. 873 A 878Miscellaneous

DER AUFBAU DES MONDES. = LA CONSTITUTION DE LA LUNE.MEISSNER.1971; NACHR. DTSCHE GEOL. GESELLSCH.; 1971, NUM. 0004, P. 36 A 37Miscellaneous

SEISMIC WAVE VELOCITIES IN UNCONSOLIDATED MATERIALS AND SOME LUNAR IMPLICATIONS.TALWANI P.1975; DISSERT. ABSTR. INTERNATION., B; USA; RESUME,1975, VOL. 34, NUM. 0006, P. 2726 A 2727Serial Issue

AN ORIGIN OF THE MOON COMPATIBLE WITH ITS PRESENT CONDITION.BELL PR.1971; PHYS. EARTH PLANET. INTER.; NLD; 1971(4), VOL. 4, NUM. 0003, P. 215 A 217Miscellaneous

ERGEBNISSE ZUR STRUKTURUNTERSUCHUNG DES MONDES. (STRUCTURE DE LA LUNE).UREY HC.1971; NATURWISS. RUNDSCH., DTSCH.; 1971, VOL. 24, NUM. 0002, P. 64Miscellaneous

INTERNAL TEMPERATURE OF THE MOON.GILVARRY JJ.1969; NATURE-G.B.; 1969(12), VOL. 224, NUM. 5223, P. 968 A 970Miscellaneous

SHAPE AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF MOON FROM LUNAR ORBITER DATA (ABSTRACT).LAMAR DL; MCGANN LAMAR JV.1969; MOON; NLD; 1969, VOL. 1, NUM. 0001Miscellaneous

STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF THE MOON.HEAD JW.sdIN: INT. UNION GEOD. GEOPHYS. GEN. ASSEM. 16; GRENOBLE; 1975; PARIS IMPR. SCHIFFER; RESUME,1975, P. 272Miscellaneous

LUNAR STRUCTURE AND SEISMICITY AT THE APOLLO 17 LANDING SITE.COOPER MR.1976; DISSERT. ABSTR. INTERNATION., B.; U.S.A.; 1976, VOL. 36, NUM. 0009, P. 4357 A 4358Serial Issue

DEEP LUNAR INTERIOR INFERRED FROM RECENT SEISMIC DATA.NAKAMURA Y; LATHAM G; LAMMLEIN D et al.1974; GEOPHYS. RES. LETTERS; USA; 1974, VOL. 1, NUM. 0003, P. 137 A 140Serial Issue

DETERMINATION OF LUNAR INTERIOR PROPERTIES BY USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC EXCITATION FROM THE SOLAR WIND. (ABS.).SONETT CP.1971; INT. ASSOC. GEOMAGN. AERONOM., 15TH. IUGG. GEN. ASS., MOSCOU 1971., PROGR. AND ABS.; 1971, P. 192 A 193Miscellaneous

LUNAR MAGNETIC HISTORY. (ABS.).STRANGWAY DW; PEARCE GW; LARSON EE et al.1971; INT. ASSOC. GEOMAGN. AERONOM., 15TH. IUGG. GEN. ASS., MOSCOU 1971., PROGR. AND ABS.; 1971, P. 270Miscellaneous

WERE APOLLO 14 SAMPLES EXCAVATED FROM DEEP DOWN.1971; NEW SCIENTIST; GBR; 1971(4), VOL. 50, NUM. 0745, P. 6Miscellaneous

CONSTRAINTS ON LUNAR STRUCTURE.DAINTY AM; TOKSOZ MN; SOLOMON SC et al.sdGEOCHIM. COSMOCHIM. ACTA; G.B.; (PROC. 5. LUNAR SCI. CONF.; HOUSTON; 1974),1974, P. 3091 A 3114Miscellaneous

LUNAR NEAR-SURFACE STRUCTURE.COOPER MR; KOVACH RL; WATKINS JS et al.1974; REV. GEOPHYS. SPACE PHYS.; USA; 1974, VOL. 12, NUM. 0003, P. 291 A 308Serial Issue

TH LUNAR SCIENCE CONFERENCE1973; GEOTIMES; U.S.A. ; 1973, VOL. 18, NUM. 0006, P. 16 A 18Serial Issue

THIRD LUNAR SCIENCE CONFERENCE.1972; SCIENCE; 1972, VOL. 176, NUM. 4038, P. 975 A 981Miscellaneous

COLOR DIFFERENCES ON THE LUNAR SURFACE.MCCORD B.1969; J. GEOPHYS. RES.; USA; 1969(6), VOL. 74, NUM. 0012, P. 3131 A 3142Miscellaneous

THE NATURE OF SEAS, MASCONS AND THE LUNAR INTERIOR IN THE LIGHT OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES, 2.O+HARA MJ; BIGGAR GM; RICHARDSON SW et al.1971; PHYS. EARTH PLANET. INTER.; NLD; 1971(4), VOL. 4, NUM. 0003, P. 181 A 184Miscellaneous

LUNAR CONVECTION.TURCOTTE DL; OXBURGH ER.1970; J. GEOPHYS. RES.; USA; 1970(11), VOL. 75, NUM. 0032, P. 6549 A 6552Miscellaneous

EXPERIMENTAL PETROLOGY OF LUNAR HIGHLAND BASALT COMPOSITION AND APPLICATIONS TO MODELS FOR THE LUNAR INTERIOR: DISCUSSION AND REPLY.MASON CC; RAHEIM A; GREEN DH et al.1975; J. GEOL.; U.S.A.; 1975, VOL. 83, NUM. 0001, P. 663 A 665Serial Issue

MAGNETISM AND THE INTERIOR OF THE MOON.DYAL P; PARKIN CW; DAILY WD et al.1974; REV. GEOPHYS. SPACE PHYS.; U.S.A.; DA. 1974; VOL. 12; NO 4; PP. 568-591; BIBL. 2 P.; 26 ILL.Article

HAVE WE SOLVED THE MYSTERIES OF THE MOON.WEAVER KF.1973; NATION. GEOGR.; U.S.A. ; 1973, VOL. 144, NUM. 0003, P. 309 A 325Serial Issue

LUNAR SCIENCE: ANALYZING THE APOLLO LEGACYHAMMOND AL.1973; SCIENCE; U.S.A. ; 1973, VOL. 179, NUM. 4080, P. 1313 A 1315Serial Issue