 | | Book | | Handbook of World Salt Resources Monographs in Geoscience General Editor: Rhodes W. Fairhridge Department...Epigenesis-1967 S. J. Lefond Handbook 01 World Salt Resources-1969 In preparation: A. S. Povarennykh...Classification of Mineral Species Handbook 0/ World Salt Resources by Stanley J. Lefond Senior Geologist...the Louisiana Geological Survey published "Rock Salt. Its Origin. Geological Occurrences and Economic...Together with Brief Notes and References to All Known Salt Deposits and Industries of the World" (Bull., 7 |  | | Report (volume) | | Salt Tectonics edited by G.I. Alsop, D.J. Blundell and |. Davison Digitized by the Internet Archive...https://archive.org/details/salttectonicsedi0000unse Salt Tectonics Geological Society Special Publications... GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY SPECIAL PUBLICATION NO. Salt Tectonics EDITED BY G. I. ALSOP, D. J. BLUNDELL...Manager, Distributors USA AAPG Bookstore PO Box 979 Tulsa OK 74101-0979 USA (Orders: Tel. (918) 584-2555...Clearance Center, 27 Congress Street, Salem, MA 01970, USA: the item-fee code for this publication is 0305-87 |  | | Report (issue) | | upper part of the Hanson Creek Formation in Eureka County, Mullens and F. G. Poole . . . . . . . . . . ....distribution in a granite stock near Bull Canyon, Lemhi County, Idaho, by M. H. Staatz, C. M. Bunker, and C. A...Thomas, Keg, and Desert calderas, central Juab County, Utah, by D. R. Shawe 43 51 57 67 Petrology and...reconstituted rocks of Mule Ear diatreme, San Juan County, Utah, by R. A. Cadigan and D. E. Stuart-Alexander...nitrate in ground water and streams, southern Nassau County, Long Island, N.Y., by N. M. Perlmutter and Ellis |  | | Book (volume) | | D F Merriam, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA ß 2005, Elsevier Ltd. All Rights Reserved. PB King...that are formed under special circumstances: chalk, salt, black shale, and coal. Chalk is made up of tiny...fauna. Salt is formed when and where marine waters are restricted and evaporate (Figure 9C). Salt is used...those times in Earth history when vast areas of salt were formed on the craton under these conditions...rhythmic layering of chalk and bentonite; (C) Permian salt in mine in central Kansas (note: rhythmic layering); |
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