Lexicon of geologic names of the United States for 1936-1960

Keroher, Grace C.

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“…Older, hard-copy USGS publications such as "Lexicon of Geologic Names of the United States (Including Alaska)" (Wilmarth, 1938) and subsequently published lexicons of geologic names others, 1957, 1959;Keroher and others, 1966;Keroher, 1970;Luttrell and others, 1981Luttrell and others, , 1986Luttrell and others, , 1991 remain useful resources in conducting GNRs, as are previous editions of "Stratigraphic Notes" (U.S. Geological Survey, 1982Survey, , 1984Survey, , 1985Survey, , 1987Survey, , 1991Survey, , 1994aSurvey, , b, 1995. A resource for geologic names reviewers is the chapter on geologic nomenclature in USGS' Suggestions to Authors (Hansen, 1991 [STA7], p. 43-64).…”

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BGN U.S. Board on Geographic Names B.P. before present ("present" is 1950 C.E.) b.y. billion years C.E. Common Era CGMW Commission for the Geologic Map of the World CMU Correlation of Map Units DMU Description of Map Units FGDC Federal Geographic Data Committee Ga giga-annum (or billion [10 9 ] years ago) GNC Geologic Names Committee GNR geologic names review ICS International Commission on Stratigraphy ISG International Stratigraphic Guide ISSC International Subcommission on Stratigraphic Classification ka kilo-annum (or thousand [10 3 ] years ago) k.y. thousand years lat latitude LMU List of Map Units long longitude Ma mega-annum (or million [10 6 ] years ago) m.y. million years N.

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“…Facies marinas del Aptiano-Albiano en Chihuahua y Sonora Boletín de la Sociedad Geológica Mexicana / 2019 / ovalis (calciesfera), Colomiella sp y Lenticulina sp. (Guerrero, 1969), dada esta asociación Guerrero (1969) asignó a esta formación al Albiano inferior, dado que se extiende hasta la última aparición de Colomiella (que ocurre cerca de la cima de la formación) y a partir de allí el autor considera que se trata del Albiano superior, de la misma manera, ese autor sugiere que la Formación Ahumada es equivalente al miembro inferior de la Caliza Loma Plata en el Cañón Pinto al oeste de Texas (Amsbury, 1957), y con la Formación Lágrima. Así mismo, la parte media de esta formación se litocorrelaciona con La Caliza Finlay y la Formación Benevides al noreste de Chihuahua (Córdoba, 1969).…”

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Relación entre las facies marinas del Aptiano-Albiano en Chihuahua y Sonora, México

Santiago-Bautista

Monreal

Longoria

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BOL. SOC. GEOL. MEX.

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The sections studied in the Sierra Banco de Lucero in Chihuahua and Sierra Las Azules in Sonora, are mainly made of micritic limestone and sandy limestone, with some intervals of interbedded shales. Both sections have very similar faunal associations. Both sections display some environmental differences resulting from fluctuation of the sea level, the direct lateral continuity of the two successions remains unresolved, these variations are reflected in the microfacies and also in minor differences in taxonomic diversity of microfossils. The microfacies shows that, the dominant environments in both sections range from pelagic open ocean, to slope and to basin, upper platform and lagoonal environments were identified only in the upper part of the Chihuahua succession. However, the Sierra Las Azules succession, represents deeper conditions with respect to the Banco de Lucero section. Both successions represent the interval comprised between the upper Aptian and the lower Albian, however, they are slightly diacronous; it is likely that the section in Sonora is slightly older than the Banco de Lucero section. Our field and lab data demonstrate the lithostratigraphic and chonostratigraphic affinities between both successions.

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World Occurrence of Petroleum in Pre-Silurian Rocks

Becker¹

1968

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Lexicon of geologic names of the United States for 1936-1960

Cited by 25 publications

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Stratigraphic notes—Volume 1, 2022

Stratigraphic notes—Volume 1, 2022

Relación entre las facies marinas del Aptiano-Albiano en Chihuahua y Sonora, México

World Occurrence of Petroleum in Pre-Silurian Rocks

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