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Contributions to geology
Accompanied by 2 fold-outs. Fig. 2 : Map showing localities from which the meteor was seen. Fig. 15 : Production curve of University Deep Well, Texon Oil and Land Company No. 1-B, Reagan County, Texas, from December 1, 1928, to July 31, 1929. Depositional history of the red beds and saline residues of the Texas Permian / C.L. Baker -- Note on the Permian Chinati series of west Texas / C.L. Baker -- The Texas meteor of June 23, 1928 / E.H. Sellards -- The Paleozoic of the Pedernales Valley in Gillespie and Blanco Counties, Texas / R.A. Jones -- Pratt well in Webb County / R.A. Jones -- Pennsylvania ostracoda from Menard County, Texas / B. H. Harlton -- A Yegua-Eocene delta in Brazos County, Texas / L.C. Reed and O.M. Longnecker -- The University deep well in Reagan County, Texas / E.H. Sellards and W. Williams -- Some upper Cretaceous Taylor ammonites from Texas / W.S. Adkins. University of Texas bulletin ; no. 2901 : Jan. 1, 1929UT Librarie
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Contributions to Geology, 1944
"Contributions to Geology," including shorter papers, have been issued by the
Bureau of Economic Geology since 1928. Each volume of the "Contributions"
bears a bulletin number and is thus a part of The University of Texas series.
The volumes issued in this "Contributions" series are University of Texas Bulletins
2801, 2901, 3001, 3101, 3201, 3501; University of Texas Publication 3945;
and the present volume, University of Texas Publication 4401. The papers of this
volume of "Contributions" include two papers on stratigraphic subjects and selected
studies of fossil groups as follows: graptolites from the Cambrian, corals from the
Carboniferous, Foraminifera from the Upper Carboniferous, vertebrates from the
Triassic, crustaceans from the Cretaceous, and vertebrates from the Pliocene.
This volume of "Contributions" was planned by Dr. E. H. Sellards who selected
the papersand arranged for publication. The volume constitutes avaluable contribution
to the geology of Texas and will be useful in many problems of economic
geology.UT Librarie
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Environmental geologic atlas of the Texas coastal zone : Port Lavaca area
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Environmental geologic atlas of the Texas coastal zone : Brownsville-Harlingen area
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Contributions to Geology, 1932
The "Contributions to Geology," issued by the Bureau of Economic Geology
of The University of Texas, include shorter papers of which in addition
to other Bureau publications, usually, one volume per year is published, the
present volume being the fifth of the series. Each volume of the "Contributions"
bears a bulletin number and is thus a part of the series of The University
of Texas bulletins issued from the Bureau of Economic Geology.
The 1932 volume of "Contributions" has been issued as a memorial to Dr.
Johan August Udden and is published from funds generously contributed by
hismany friends to the Johan August UddenPublicationand Research Fund.
The great service to the geologic sciences rendered by Dr. Udden makes this
volume a most fitting memorial to his life and work.
The cost of field work necessary to complete the paper on Pennsylvanian
conglomerates of north-central Texas included in this volume has been met
in part by contributions made by the Fort Worth and North Texas Geological
Societies. These contributions are greatly appreciated.UT Librarie
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Epigenetic zonation and fluid flow history of uranium-bearing fluvial aquifer systems, South Texas uranium province
Tx Doc no.: Z, UA220.7, R299, no. 119.UT Librarie
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Environmental geologic atlas of the Texas coastal zone : Kingsville area
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Environmental geologic atlas of the Texas coastal zone : Beaumont-Port Arthur area
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