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Sea-water systems for experimental aquariums; a collection of papers
John R. Clark, Roberta L. Clark, editor(s)
1964, Research Report 63
This volume was created to provide a source of information on design, construction, and operation of experimental aquarium facilities. The idea developed out of our own frustrated search for published material on sea-water supply systems when we were planning facilities for the new Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory. We found that...
Lake Superior seismic experiment
W. H. Jackson, B. L. Tibbetts
1964, Open-File Report 64-89
During the Lake Superior seismic experiment, an International Upper Mantle cooperative program in July 1965, the U. S. Geological Survey provided a total of 8 mobile seismic-recording systems. For the first phase of the experiment the systems were arranged in two groups of 4; one group at the western end...
Ground-water resources of southern New Castle County, Delaware
Donald Robert Rima, O. J. Coskery, P.W. Anderson
1964, Water Supply Paper 1756
Southern New Castle County has a land area of 190 square miles in northcentral Delaware. It is predominantly a rural area with a population of about 9,500 people who are engaged chiefly in agriculture. By and large, the residents are dependent upon ground water as a source of potable water....
Floods in Oklahoma: magnitude and frequency
A.O. Westfall, J.L. Patterson
1964, Open-File Report 64-170
This report presents methods by which the magnitude and frequency of expected floods for most streams in Oklahoma can be determined. Flood data were used to define flood-frequency curves applicable to the State. Composite frequency curves were drawn showing the relation of mean annual floods to floods having recurrence intervals...
Geology and ground water of the Luke area, Maricopa County, Arizona
Ronald S. Stulik, F. R. Twenter
1964, Water Supply Paper 1779-P
Luke Air Force Base, in the Salt River Valley in central Arizona. is within an intermontane basin--the Phoenix basin--in the Basin and Range lowlands province. The Luke area, the subject of this study, extends beyond the limits of the base. Ground-water resources of the Luke area were studied to determine...
Ground water east of Jackson Lake, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Laurence J. McGreevy, Ellis D. Gordon
1964, Circular 494
The project area, which lies east of and adjacent to Jackson Lake is on the downthrown eastern block of the Teton fault, a normal fault that trends northward along the west edge of Jackson Lake. Rocks of pre-Cretaceous age are deeply buried beneath this area. Sedimentary rocks of Cretaceous age...
Geology and ground-water resources of the Bristol-Plainville-Southington area, Connecticut
A. M. La Sala
1964, Water Supply Paper 1578
The Bristol-Plainville-Southington area straddles the boundary between the New England Upland and the Connecticut Valley Lowland sections of the New England physiographic province. The western parts of Bristol are Southington lie in the New England Upland section, an area of rugged topography underlain by metamorphic rocks of Palezoic age. The...
Bibliography of North American geology, 1960
J. W. Clarke, Margaret Cooper, G.D. Conant, W.L. Grims, B.S. Hackman, V.M. Jussen, R.R. King, E.S. Loud, M.C. Mead, F.V. Oftedahl, D.W. Rankin, V.E. Rees, W. S. White
1964, Bulletin 1196
Miocene floras from Fingerrock Wash, southwestern Nevada
Jack A. Wolfe
1964, Professional Paper 454-N
Two floras of Miocene age, the Fingerrock and Stewart Spring, are found in a stratigraphic section that also contains fossil mammals. The Fingerrock flora occurs in beds below the Stewart Spring local fauna of transitional Hemingfordian-Barstovian (middle-late Miocene) age, and the Stewart Spring flora occurs above that fauna but below...