Coal surface mining reclamation and fish and wildlife relationships in the eastern United States. Vol. II, opportunities and approaches for fish and wildlife planning and management in coal surface mining, reclamation and postmining land use
Daniel L. Leedy, Thomas M. Franklin
1981, FWS/OBS 80/25
Utilization of surface mine ponds in east Tennessee by breeding amphibians
Linda J. Turner, Dale K. Fowler
1981, FWS/OBS 81/08
Biostratigraphy and paleoecology of the upper Miocene (Messinian) and lower Pliocene(?) Cerro de Almendral section, Almeria Basin, southern Spain
R.Z. Poore, S.M. Stone
1981, Professional Paper 774-F
Effects of peat mining on fish and other aquatic organisms in the upper Midwest
Camp Dresser McKee Inc.
1981, FWS/OBS 80/65
Enhancement of fish and wildlife resources in the reclamation of hard rock mined lands in the upper Midwest: a guidelines manual
Barr Engineering Co., Inc. Bather-Ringrose-Wolsfeld-Jarvis-Gardner, John P. Borovsky
1981, FWS/OBS 80/64
Mineral resources of the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness and adjacent areas, Grant County, Oregon
Thomas Prence Thayer, James E. Case, Ronald B. Stotelmeyer
1981, Bulletin 1498
Hydrogeochemistry and simulated solute transport, Piceance Basin, northwestern Colorado
S. G. Robson, G.J. Saulnier Jr.
1981, Professional Paper 1196
Oil-shale mining activities in Piceance basin in northwestern Colorado could adversely affect the ground- and surface-water quality in the basin. This study of the hydrology and geochemistry of the area used ground-water solute-transport-modeling techniques to investigate the possible impact of the mines on water quality. Maps of the extent and...
Petrology of the ultramafic and gabbroic rocks of the Brady Glacier nickel-copper deposit, Fairweather Range, southeastern Alaska
G. R. Himmelberg, R. A. Loney
1981, Professional Paper 1195
Coal surface mining reclamation and fish and wildlife relationships in the eastern United States. Vol. I, past findings, the surface Mining Law of 1977 (P.L. 95-87), future planning and management considerations, and information sources
Daniel L. Leedy
1981, FWS/OBS 80/24
The Nature and Use of Copper Reserve and Resource Data
Dennis P. Cox, Nancy A. Wright, George J. Coakley
1981, Professional Paper 907-F
Copper reserve, resource, and production data can be combined to produce disaggregated resource estimates and trends and, when combined with demand forecasts, can be used to predict future exploration and development requirements. Reserve estimates are subject to uncertainties due mainly to incomplete exploration and rapidly changing economic conditions. United States' reserve...
Echinoderms from Middle and Upper Ordovician rocks of Kentucky
R.L. Parsley
1981, Professional Paper 1066-K
The Middle and Upper Ordovician limestones of Kentucky, especially the Lexington Limestone, have yielded a diverse silicified echinoderm fauna, including: Stylophora-Enoploura cf. E. punctata; Paracrinoidea-A mygdalocystites; Crinoidea, Inadunata-Hybocrir/us tumidus, Hybocystites problem,aticus, Carabocrinus sp., Cupulocrinus sp., Heterocrinus sp.; Cyclocystoidea-Cyclocystoides sp. A rhombiferan cystoid, A mecystis laevis, from the Edinburg Formation, Virginia,...
Calcareous nannoplankton and stratigraphy of late Turonian, Coniacian, and early Santonian age of the Eagle Ford and Austin groups of Texas
C. C. Smith
1981, Professional Paper 1075
Bedded Precambrian iron deposits of the Tobacco Root Mountains, southwestern Montana
H. L. James
1981, Professional Paper 1187
Bedded deposits of iron-formation are minor components of the thoroughly metamorphosed and deformed Precambrian rocks that make up the core of the Tobacco Root Mountains. The rocks are Archean in age; they predate a major Precambrian orogeny that affected all of southwestern Montana about 2,750 m.y. ago. The principal bed...
Stratigraphy and structure of the Strawberry Mine roof pendant, central Sierra Nevada, California
W. J. Nokleberg
1981, Professional Paper 1154
The Strawberry mine roof pendant, 90 km northeast of Fresno, Calif., is composed of a sequence of metasedimentary rocks of probable Early Jurassic age and a sequence of metaigneous rocks of middle Cretaceous age. The metasedimentary rocks are a former miogeosynclinal sequence of marl and limestone now metamorphosed to calc-silicate...
Hydrology of Area 33, eastern region, Interior Coal Province, Indiana and Kentucky
David J. Wangsness
1981, Open-File Report 81-423
No abstract available....
Effects of residential wastewater treatment systems on ground-water quality in west-central Jefferson County, Colorado
Dennis C. Hall, D. E. Hillier, Edward Nickum, W.G. Dorrance
1981, Open-File Report 81-73
The use of residential wastewater-treatment systems in Evergreen Meadows, Marshdale, and Herzman Mesa, Colo., has degraded ground-water quality to some extent in each community. Age of community; average lot size; slope of land surface; composition, permeability, and thickness of surficial material; density, size , and orientation of fractures; maintenance of...
Weathering rinds on andesitic and basaltic stones as a Quaternary age indicator, Western United States
Steven M. Colman, K. L. Pierce
1981, Professional Paper 1210
Differentiation of a gabbro sill in the Oregon Coast Range by crystallization-zone settling
N. S. MacLeod
1981, Professional Paper 1165
Genesis of uranium- and gold-bearing Precambrian quartz-pebble conglomerates
Frank C. Armstrong, editor(s)
1981, Professional Paper 1161-A-BB
No abstract available....
Petrogenetic modeling of a potential uranium source rock, Granite Mountains, Wyoming
J. S. Stuckless, A.T. Miesch
1981, Professional Paper 1225
Previous studies of the granite of Lankin Dome have led to the conclusion that this granite was a source for the sandstone-type uranium deposits in the basins that surround the Granite Mountains, Wyo. Q-mode factor analysis of 29 samples of this granite shows that five bulk compositions are required to...
Geochemical variability of natural soils and reclaimed mine-spoil soils in the San Juan Basin, New Mexico
L. P. Gough, R. C. Severson
1981, Professional Paper 1134-C
An inventory of total-and extractable-element concentrations in soils was made for three areas of the San Juan Basin in New Mexico: (1) the broad area likely to be affected by energy-related development. (2) an area of soils considered to have potential for use as topsoil in mined-land reclamation. and (3)...
Use of wetland habitats by birds in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska
Dirk V. Derksen, Thomas C. Rothe, William D. Eldridge
1981, Resource Publication 141
No abstract available....
Feasibility of using geothermal effluents for waterfowl wetlands
C. Hill
1981, FWS/OBS 81/44
Birds of the St. Croix River valley: Minnesota and Wisconsin
Craig A. Faanes
1981, North American Fauna 73
The St. Croix River Valley encompasses nearly 11,550 km2 in east-central Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin. A wide range of habitats are available for birds including upland oak, lowland deciduous, maple-basswood, lowland and upland coniferous forests, natural basin wetlands, and grasslands. Situated in the north-central region of the United States, the...
Atlantic continental shelf and slope of the United States: Macrobenthic invertebrate fauna of the middle Atlantic bight region — Faunal composition and quantitative distribution
R. L. Wigley, R. B. Theroux
1981, Professional Paper 529-N
No abstract available....