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Magnetic property data Geologic Setting Comparison of aeromagnetic map data with geologic data Relations between mapped rock units and magnetic anomalies Trends in the magnetic survey data and their relation to geologic features Inferences from textural measures of the aeromagnetic data Textural measures of potential field data Moving window processing Results for one line of an aeromagnetic survey Number of peaks and troughs per kilometer Euclidean length per kilometer Ranked Euclidean length and number of peaks and troughs Conclusion References Cited Appendix 1. Postscript files of 1:48,000 scale aeromagnetic maps and 1:175,000 scale color plates Appendix 2. FORTRAN source code of program used to calculate the textural measures

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An interpretation of the 1996 aeromagnetic data for the Santa Cruz basin, Tumacacori Mountains, Santa Rita Mountains, and Patagonia Mountains, south-central Arizona