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Stratigraphy of the Cherokee Group and Revision of Pennsylvanian Stratigraphy Nomenclature in Iowa, October 1984 [PDF]
The Pennsylvanian System in Iowa has confronted stratigraphers with serious correlation and nomenclatural problems for many years. Sugnificant portions of the system have remained undifferentiated below group level.
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Pennsylvanian Charophyta in Iowa
Charophyta are a group of small plants of doubtful systematic position. They occur abundantly in quiet clear fresh and brackish waters and are widely distributed geographically.
Thomas, Leo A.
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The origin of massive sandstone facies in an ancient braided river deposits [PDF]
Lateral profiling techniques have been utilised to define the three-dimensional fluvial architecture of the Fell Sandstone Group (Arundian-Holkerian) of the Northumberland Basin, UK; the Lee-type sandstones (Morrowan-Atokan) of the central Appalachian ...
Martin, Charlotte Ann Lesley
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Historic Pennsylvanian Ammonoids From Iowa
The Pennsylvanian goniatite species Wiedeyoceras sanctijohanis (Wiedey) was described in 1929 on the basis of two specimens from Greene County, Iowa, collected by O. H. St. John about 1865.
Furnish, W. M., Spinosa, Claude
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Little bits of dragonfly history repeating exemplified by a new Pennsylvanian family. [PDF]
Yang N, Ren D, Béthoux O.
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Pennsylvanian Stratigraphy in the Southern Wasatch Mountains, Utah
The area under consideration has a dimension of 8 miles east-west and 4 miles north-south, and includes the canyons of Spring Creek and Hobble Creek, Utah County, Utah. These streams flow off the west flank of a southern portion of the Wasatch Range, and
Bissell, H. J.
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Impact of salinity origin on microbial communities in saline springs within the Illinois Basin, USA. [PDF]
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PRE-PENNSYLVANIAN STRATIGRAPHY OF NEBRASKA
Sioux quartzite, granite, and schistose metamorphic rocks have been recognized in the pre-Cambrian. The present irregularities, the basins and highs, on the pre- Cambrian surface are the result of erosion and a long structural history.
Lugn, Alvin Leonard
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Analysis of a Middle Pennsylvanian Channel Complex in Pikeville, Kentucky
A Middle Pennsylvanian outcrop in Pikeville (eastern Kentucky) was investigated to interpret factors controlling hierarchy of fluvial architectural elements within an incised valley. A photo-mapping of the channel elements helped to identify major facies,
Chatterjee, Sumanta Kumar
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