Bulletin of the United States Geological SurveyThe Survey., 1909 - Geology |
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Abstract Alaska America Annals Ashley Benitoite Bi-Mo British Columbia Bull Bulletin California Cambrian Carboniferous Carnotite Clarke and Luther coal Coll Colorado copper deposits County Creek Cretaceous Dakota Darton Describes the geology Describes the occurrence Devonian Diller district earthquake Economic Eocene fauna Florissant formation fossil Geological Survey geology Georgia glacial gold Guadalupian Haworth and Bennett Idaho igneous Illinois Includes notes Inst iron Jersey Jour June Kansas Kenova quadrangle Kentucky Keyes Lake limestone McCallie Mexico Mineral resources mining Miocene Mississippi Missouri Montana Mountains Newland North occurrence and character Oklahoma Oligocene Ordovician origin Paleontology Paleozoic Passaic quadrangle Pate and Bassler Pennsylvania Permian Phalen physiographic Pleistocene pre-Cambrian Proc region Rept River rocks Russell and Leverett sandstone Santa Schrader Science Seward Peninsula shale Siebenthal Silurian Sloan South Carolina southwestern stratigraphy structure Tertiary Texas Triassic U. S. Geol Utah Valley Vermont vertebrate Virginia Walcott Wright Wyoming
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