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Geology of the Pico Etéreo area, Município de Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico
(1962)The map area lies between the Serrania del Burro and Sierra del Carmen arches. Many gently folded anticlines of Laramide age are broken by normal faults. Approximately 3,200 feet of Cretaceous sedimentary rock, dominantly ... -
Hydrogeology of the lower Cretaceous Edwards and Trinity Group formations near Junction (Kimble County) Texas
(1997)This study describes ground-water flow in the Lower Cretaceous formations near Junction (Kimble County), Texas. Rock exposures were examined throughout the 150-mile study area to determine the nature and distribution of ... -
Geometry of calcite cemented concretions of the Arikaree group (Tertiary) : a clue to hydrodynamic processes of cementation
(1996)Eolian and fluvial deposits of the Arikaree Group (Tertiary) of western Nebraska, eastern Wyoming, and southwestern South Dakota contain abundant calcite-cemented concretions and paleosols with a variety of morphologies ... -
Climatic and tectonic controls on quaternary eolian sedimentary sequences of the Chott Rharsa Basin, southern Tunisia
(1997)This dissertation presents an investigation of climatic and tectonic controls on Quaternary eolian sedimentary sequences of the Chott Rharsa Basin on the northern margin of the Sahara Desert, in southern Tunisia. This ... -
Low-temperature geothermal ground water in the Hosston/Cotton Valley hydrogeologic unit, Falls County area, Texas
(1982)In the Falls County study area in east-central Texas, the Cotton Valley/Schuler Member and the overlying Hosston Sand (Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous?) act as a single hydrogeologic unit (aquifer) that contains ... -
Magnetostratigraphy of the fossil bearing Igbek section of the Miocene Sinap Formation, Turkey
(1996)Absolute dating of fossil-bearing sedimentary sequences has long been of great interest to paleontologists because of the importance that absolute ages play in reconstructing phylogeny. The Igbek section in Central Turkey ... -
Structure of Sierra Pilares, municipio de Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico
(1959)The map of the Sierra Pilares of the Chihuahua tectonic belt shows an asymmetric north-trending anticlinal fold of Laramide origin that owes most of its relief to Tertiary basin and range block faulting. This has been named ... -
Sedimentation and pedogenesis of the Lower Cretaceous Hensel Formation, central Texas
(1982)The Lower Cretaceous Hensel Formation in central Texas consists of predominantly terrigenous sediments deposited during the marine transgression of the Glen Rose and Fredericksburg Group carbonates. Hensel outcrops south ...
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