Michael Selby

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Michael Selby is affiliated with the following schools: California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, University of Waikato

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Michael Selby

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According to Wikipedia, Michael John Selby was a New Zealand geomorphologist, academic, and university administrator. Mount Selby in Antarctica's Britannia Range is named for him. Biography Born in Luton, Bedfordshire, England, on 13 January 1936, Selby studied at Keble College, Oxford, gaining a BA, MA, and DipEd.

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Michael Selby's Published Works

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Hillslope materials and processes (1982) (930)
A rock mass strength classification for geomorphic purposes: with tests from Antarctica and New Zealand (1980) (364)
Neuropsychological functioning in drug abusers. (1998) (137)
Landslides: Causes, consequences and environment (1988) (133)
Controls on the stability and inclinations of hillslopes formed on hard rock (1982) (97)
Earth's Changing Surface: An Introduction to Geomorphology (1986) (92)
Measurement of hostility, anger, and depression in depressed and nondepressed subjects. (1993) (75)
Assessment of violence potential using measures of anger, hostility, and social desirability. (1984) (73)
Eolian deposits of the ice-free Victoria Valley, Southern Victoria Land, Antarctica (1974) (64)
Slope Erosion Due to Extreme Rainfall: A Case Study from New Zealand (1976) (61)
Rock mass strength and the form of some inselbergs in the central namib desert (1982) (55)
Mechanisms of shallow translational landsliding during summer rainstorms: North Island, New Zealand (1980) (54)
Cobra nerve growth factor: Structure and evolutionary comparison (1987) (45)
Dominant geomorphic events in landform evolution (1974) (42)
The middle Waikato Basin and hills (1992) (42)
Rock mass strength and scarp forms in southern Africa (1983) (41)
SOILS IN THE NEW ZEALAND LANDSCAPE: THE LIVING MANTLE (1991) (38)
The Origin of the Labyrinth, Wright Valley, Antarctica (1971) (32)
Interferon Beta 1-B in Verbal Memory Functioning of Patients with Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (1998) (30)
Slopes and Their Development in an Ice-Free, Arid Area of Antarctica (1971) (29)
Hostility in Depression (1994) (26)
A late quarternary lake in the central Namib desert, Southern Africa, and some implications (1979) (24)
Rock slope development in McMurdo oasis, Antarctica, and implications for interpretations of glacial history (1990) (24)
Aspects of the geomorphology of the Greywacke Ranges bordering the Lower and Middle Waikato Basins (1967) (22)
Slope Evolution in an Antarctic Oasis (1974) (20)
Ventifact distribution and wind directions in the Victoria Valley, Antarctica (Note) (1973) (19)
The Effects of Psychopathy, Violence and Drug Use on Neuropsychological Functioning (2005) (17)
Transverse erosional marks on ventifacts from Antarctica (1977) (16)
Paleowind directions in the Central Namib Desert, as indicated by ventifacts (1977) (16)
Fundamentals of Physical Geography@@@Earth's Changing Surface (1987) (15)
Possible Tertiary Age for Some Antarctic Cirques (1971) (15)
The erodibility of pumice soils of the North Island, New Zealand (1973) (13)
ANTARCTIC GLACIAL HISTORY AND WORLD PALAEOENVIRONMENTS (1981) (13)
Some solifluction surfaces and terraces in the ice-free valleys of Victoria Land, Antarctica (1971) (13)
The age of quaternary surfaces at Waihi Beach (1971) (12)
Differences in Family Dynamics Among Anorexic, Bulimic, Obese and Normal Women (2000) (12)
Assessment of Memory in Multiple Sclerosis Patients Using the Memory Assessment Scale (1998) (11)
Differential recovery of neuropsychological functioning in alcohol, cocaine and polysubstance abusers (1995) (9)
Polar desert sandar, Antarctica (1980) (8)
Psychopathology in Sexually Abused and Non-Sexually Abused Eating Disordered Women (1998) (7)
EROSION BY HIGH INTENSITY RAINFALLS IN THE LOWER WAIKATO (1967) (7)
Deep Lake, Cape BARNE-ANTARCTICA1 (1972) (7)
Overt and Covert Hostility in Depression. (1986) (7)
Antarctica: Soils, weathering processes and environment, I. B. Campbell and G. G. C. Claridge, (developments in soil science 16), Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1987. No. of pages: 368 (1989) (5)
AN INVESTIGATION INTO CAUSES OF RUNOFF FROM A CATCHMENT OF PUMICE LITHOLOGY, IN NEW ZEALAND (1973) (4)
Comparison of neuropsychological performance in forensic and non-forensic populations (1997) (3)
Rates of Denudation (2008) (3)
The surface of the earth (1969) (3)
Personal and familial substance misuse patterns among eating disordered and depressed subjects. (1995) (3)
Antisocial personality disorder, drug abuse, and cognitive function (1998) (2)
A method of gully erosion, Taylor Dry Valley, Antarctica (1971) (2)
GEOGRAPHIC NOTEBOOK: SOIL EROSION ON THE PUMICE LANDS OF THE CENTRAL NORTH ISLAND (1966) (2)
Slope instability, D. Brunsden and D. B. Prior (eds), Wiley, Chichester. 1984. No. of Pages 620. Price: £21.50 (1986) (2)
Antarctica: The Key to the Ice Age (1973) (2)
FLUVIAL FORMS AND PROCESSES. By David Knighton (1989) (2)
Emotion, objective and subjective memory in multiple sclerosis (1998) (1)
A flume for studying the relative erodibility of soils and sediments (1970) (1)
Towards a United Theory of the Origin of the Earht's Major Physical Features (2008) (0)
Book reviews : Morisawa, M. and Hack, J.T. editors, 1985: Tectonic geomorphology. Proceedings of the 15th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium. September 1984. Boston: Allen and Unwin. xiv + 390 pp. £25.00 (1986) (0)
GEOMORPHOLOGY AND SOILS. Edited by K. S. Richards, R. R. Arnett and S. Ellis. (1989) (0)
SLOPES. By Anthony Young. Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1972 (1975) (0)
Book reviews: Abrahams, A.D. editor, 1986: Hillslope processes. London: Allen and Unwin. 416 pp. £37.50 cloth (1988) (0)
Assessment of memory in MS subjects using the memory assessment scales (1997) (0)
The Physical Geography of the Tropic an Introduction (1978) (0)
Hostility and frontal lobe function in primary and secondary psychopathy (1998) (0)
Differential effects of drug use and HIV serostatus on brain function (1998) (0)
Effects of drug abuse and HIV serostatus in minority men (1998) (0)
WORLD ATLAS OF GEOMORPHIC FEATURES (1982) (0)
Neuropsychological recovery in drug and alcohol abuse (1998) (0)
THE AGE OF QUATERNARY SURFACES AT WAIHI (2015) (0)
The relationship between violence, conduct disorder, and brain function (1998) (0)
Organic Analogies and Ecosytems in Geographical Studies (2008) (0)
Memory functioning in children with learning disorder and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (1996) (0)
Geomorphological studies in southern africa edited by G. F. Dardis and B. P. Moon, Balkema, Rotterdam, 1988. ISBN 90‐6191‐831‐6. The geomorphology of southern africa edited by B. P. Moon and G. F. Dardis, Southern book publishers, Johannesburg, 1988. ISBN 1‐86812‐072‐4 (1990) (0)
NEW ZEALAND TOPICAL GEOGRAPHIES: 3a STRUCTURE, LITHOLOGY AND LANDFORMS; 3b CLIMATE AND WEATHER; 3c SOILS; 3d VEGETATION. By K. B. Cumberland (1967) (0)
Neuropsychological functioning in drug abusers (1998) (0)
Communicating an HIV-Positive Diagnosis (2014) (0)
The effects of ethnic background on neuropsychological performance (1999) (0)
THE CYCLE OF EROSION IN DIFFERENT CLIMATES (1969) (0)

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