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The potential for springflow augmentation at Comal and San Marcos Springs, central Texas
(1995)The Edwards aquifer, a regionally-extensive carbonate aquifer in Central Texas, is the sole source of water for nearly two million people, including the City of San Antonio. Pumpage from this aquifer is jeopardizing ... -
Practical seismic inversion
(1994)Seismic data contain information regarding the phase and amplitude of reflected events. Variations in amplitude, traveltime, and waveform as a function of offset are controlled by changes in the subsurface elastic properties. ... -
Biostratigraphy and paleoecology of the Floyd Shale, Upper Mississippian, northwest Georgia
(1975)The Floyd Shale is a thick sequence of shale and siltstone containing minor units of sandstone and limestone that crops out in Georgia in the Valley and Ridge physiographic province. The formation represents the prodelta ... -
Women in Statius' Thebaid
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Geology of Pinto Canyon area, Presidio County, Texas
(1957)Pinto Canyon area includes the southern Tierra Vieja Mountains and the northern Chinati Mountains. Lower and middle Permian siltstone, limestone, and chert underlie Comanche limestone and sandstone; Gulf rocks were deposited ...
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