Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1920, Water Supply Paper 472
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Not all publications have extents, not all extents are completely accurateC.C. Osbon
1920, Bulletin 711-C
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E. L. Jones Jr.
1920, Bulletin 710-E
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G. H. Ashley
1920, Bulletin 711-F
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Alfred H. Brooks, Morris F. La Croix
1920, Bulletin 703
George Rogers Mansfield, William Bayard Heroy
1920, Bulletin 713
F. L. Ransome, Ernest Francis Burchard
1920, Bulletin 710
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Theodore Chapin
1920, Bulletin 712-E
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E.T. Hancock
1920, Bulletin 711-G
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R. M. Overbeck
1920, Bulletin 712-C
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Alfred Reginald Schultz
1920, Bulletin 702
C.F. Bowen
1920, Professional Paper 125-B
The large amount of geologically unexplored territory in western Rosebud and Dawson counties, Mont., led to an examination by the writer of a part of this territory for the purpose of getting general information on its stratigraphy and structure. The region proved to be one of considerable geological interest....
Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1920, Water Supply Paper 461
Julian Ducker Sears
1920, Bulletin 710-C
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E. L. Jones Jr.
1920, Bulletin 710-B
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John Stafford Brown
1920, Water Supply Paper 490-A
R. W. Pack
1920, Professional Paper 116
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Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey
1920, Professional Paper 125
William Healey Dall
1920, Professional Paper 125-C
Exploration of the geology of the Arctic and subarctic shores of Alaska began as early as the voyages of Kotzebue and Beechey, in 1816 and 1826, and a detailed report on the vertebrate fossils found there, with a wealth of illustration, was made by Sir John Richardson in 1854, in...
Edward Wilber Berry
1920, Professional Paper 125-A
During the fall of 1916 I received a small collection of fossil plants which had been obtained during a geologic reconnaissance of the trans-Pecos region of Texas, by Charles Lawrence Baker. A preliminary report was sent to Mr. Baker in November of that year and was quoted in his...
J.A. Cushman
1920, Professional Paper 125-D
Orbitoid Foraminifera, on account of their short stratigraphic range, have proved to be excellent horizon markers, and, because of their wide geographic distribution, they are valuable in correlation. The genus Orbitoides, as now restricted, is found exclusively in deposits of Cretaceous age, Orthophragmina appears to be confined to the...
S. H. Cathcart
1920, Bulletin 712-G
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Franklin K. Lane
1920, Bulletin 705
G. C. Martin
1920, Bulletin 712-A
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George Curtis Martin
1920, Bulletin 712
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