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| IGNEOUS GEOLOGY AND STRUCTURE OF THE MOUNT TAYLOR VOLCANIC FIELD NEW MEXICO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL...STRUCTURE OF THE MOUNT TAYLOR VOLCANIC FIELD, NEW MEXICO By CHARLES B. HUNT ABSTKACT The Mount Tftylor volcanic...volcanic field is situated in northwestern New Mexico and embraces a part of the south flank of the San...Probably the first eruptions were those of the Mount Taylor volcano, in Miocene time, which began with rhyolitic...apparently came from a central pipe and crater in Mount Taylor, but the porphyritic andesite was erupted mostly |
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| org/details/mineralsofnewmexOOnort MINERALS OF NEW MEXICO Before all things, there which has them ...Henderson, 1933 MINERALS of New Mexico STUART A. NORTHROP University of Mew Mexico PROPERTY OF HBSIER ...UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PRESS ALBUQUERQUE © 1944. 1959. UNIVERSITY OFNEW MEXICO PRESS ALL RIGHTS...BOUND AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PRINTING PLANT ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, U. S. A. FOR IVAH 1...history of New Mexico mineralogy and mining 3 5 Prehistoric utilization of minerals New New Mexico under |
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| ...................... 1. Rocks from Aroostook County..... ^..................'........... 2. Miscellaneous...rocks............................................. New Hampshire....................................................................... 15 1. Rocks of Mount Ascutney......................................................................................... New York................................................................ 1. Rocks of the Adirondack region................................... 2. Miscellaneous |
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| Broofyiaven, New Yorf( PAUL F. KERR Dept. Geology, Columbia University, New Yor/^, New Alteration of...of Sandstone Pipes, Laguna, New Mexico Abstract: Near Laguna, New Mexico, numerous vertical, cylindrical...sandstone pipes of the southern Laguna area, New Mexico 2. Sketch of down-faulted features and cylindrical...area. New Mexico 4. Interpretation of a south Laguna breccia-pipe structure (area 1), New Mexico 1354...structures, Laguna, New Mexico 1354 2. Woodrow breccia pipe, Laguna, New Mexico 1355 Table 1. Formational |
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| New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources A DIVISION OF NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY...TECHNOLOGY Field guide to geologic excursions in New Mexico and adjacent areas of Texas and Colorado Prepared...South-Central Sections Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 21-24 April 1991 Edited by Betsy Julian' and...79968; 'New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources, Socorro, New Mexico 87801 SOCORRO 1991 NEW MEXICO...MINING & TECHNOLOGY Laurence H. Lattman, President NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES & MINERAL RESOURCES Frank E. |
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| Aroostook County 2. Litchtieldite and associated minerals New lIampshire Vermont 1. Rocks of Mount Ascutney...rocks Connecticut. New York 1. Rocks of the Adirondack region 2. Miscellaneous rocks New Jersey Pennsylvania...Elliott County (like 2. Crittenden County dike Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Texas Lake Superior region 1. Marquette...Marquette region, Michigan 2. Crystal Falls district, Michigan 3 4 CONTENTS. Analyses-Continued....and crystalline rocks-('ontinued. Lake Superior region-Continued. 3. Menominee River First. Sturgeon Falls |
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| ...................... 1. Eocks from Aroostook County I............................. 19 19 2. Litchfieldite...associated minerals.....'.........'.......... 21 New Hampshire............................................................................ 1. Eocks of Mount Ascutney ................................... 2....................................°.............. New York.......................................................... 1. Eocks of the Adirondack region ............................ 2. Peridotite from near Syracuse |
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| ............................................... New Hampshire......^..................................................................... 1. Rocks of Mount Ascutney..................................... 2............ 79 New York .......................................................... 79 New Jersey.........TheElliott County dike ...................................... 92 2. The Crittenden County dike.........Superior Region .......................................... 97 1. The Marquette and Michigamme Region, Michigan |
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| from Aroostook 'County 2. Miscellaneous rocks5 v New Hampshire 5 Vermont 1. Rocks of Mount Ascutney 5 2...rocks Connecticut New York 5 1. Rocks of the Adirondack region 2. Miscellaneous rocks New Jersey Pennsylvania...Carolina Georgia Kentucky 1.. Elliott County dike 2. Crittenden County dike Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma...Oklahoma Texas Lake Superior region 1. Marquette region, Michigan 2. Crystal Falls district, Michigan...rocks-Continued. Lake Superior region-Continued.5 5. Penokee-Gogebic region 6. Pigeon Point, Minnesota 5 |
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| OR PROFE SIONAL PAPER 68 THE ORE DEPOSITS OF NEW MEXI.CO BY WALDEMAR LINDGREN, LOUIS C. GRATON AND...PRQ)tESSIONAL PAPER 68 T·H E ORE DEPOSITS O.F NEW MEXICO.. . . ., .,· ;,.: BY WALDEMAR LINpGREN,...5 Historical sketch of mining and smelting in New Mexico....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. : . .............. - ........ .. . . T~os County, by L. C. Graton and W ..Lindgren ..... .........IL DETAILED DESCRIP,T IONs-Continued . . Colfax County, by L. C. Graton-Continued. · • •. Elizabethtown |
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| --...-.--.-..-.-.----.-- ---.....--.----.----Orthoclase and niicrocline................................Jacksqn and Josephine counties, Oreg. Described as a new species by W. H. Melville, Am. Jour. Sci., 3d ser...BISMUTHINITB. From the Rosario Mining District, Sinaloa, Mexico. W. I-I. Melville. Described by him in Bulletin...69 METACINNABARITE. Crystallized material from. New Alrnaden, Cal. Melville. Not free from admixtures...From the Silver King mine, Calico, San Bernardino County, Cal. Specific gravity, 6:28. Analysis by W. H |
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| 435 A RECONNAISSANCE OF PARTS OF NORTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO AND NORTHERN ARIZONA BY N. H. DARTON WASHINGTON.................................... Grand Canyon region....................................... Aubrey Cliffs............ San Jose region........................................... Jemez region............................................................... Zuni region.............................................................................................. ' Region east of Laguna................................ |
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| 794 "BED BEDS" AND ASSOCIATED FOEMATIONS IN NEW MEXICO N. H. DARTON UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING...794 "RED BEDS" AND ASSOCIATED FOBMATIONS IN NEW MEXICO WITH AN OUTLINE OP THE GEOLOGY OP THE STATE ...__..__._______-__ Comparison of "Red Beds" of New Mexico with those of southern Colorado. __ _--_--__-_--__-_-_...Valledel OjodelaParida....----------------_.._.. 82 Taylor coal basin.____--__________-_--_------_-------Basin..._____ 98 Placitas-Tejon region.. ___-._...... _...._...Golden-San Pedro region....____.______.--._-___-___- |
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| Evolution of the Oeate Volcanic Field, North-Central New Mexico A. The Ocate Volcanic Field Description of Vdlcanic...Evolution of the Ocate Volcanic Field, North-Central New Mexico A. The Ocate Volcanic Field Description of Volcanic...evolution of the Ocate volcanic field, north-central New Mexico. (U.S. Geological Survey professional paper ;...(Colo. and N.M.) 2. Volcanic ash, tuff, etc. New Mexico. 3. Geology, Stratigraphic Cenozoic. I. O'Neill...IV. Title: Ocate volcanic field, north-central New Mexico. QE461.P474 1988 552'.2'09789 87-600260 For sale |
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| .. 64 on the Geology of the Coso Range, Inyo County, Cal. John A. Reid A Natural Bridge due to Stream...Students: trial Deposits. .... ...... ...... Knox County, Maine Ore of Igneous Origin. Edson The Cotylosauria...III Geology of the Haystack Stock, Cowles, Park County, Montana. William H. Emmons . . . . I. ...Some Igneous Rocks from the Ortiz Mountains, New Mexico. 230 CONTENTS OF VOLUME XVI vi PAGE Discoid...Prevailing at the Time of the Trap Extrusions in New Jersey. C. N. Fenner The 299 Succession of Faunas |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...last 25 years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...silicate, calamine, are also abundant. At Franklin, New Jersey, zinc is found i The old ytterbium, the ytterbium...according to elevation, see W. J. Humphreys, Bull. Mount Weather Observatory, vol. 2,1900, p. 68. THE ATMOSPHEBE |
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| adequately the scenic and material resources of the region he is traversing, to comprehend correctly the basis...because possessing diversified natural resources. One region may be such as to afford a livelihood for only...Plateau province, which extends westward across New Mexico and far into Arizona, and many miles to the north...Pacific and thus causing the arid climate of the region to the east. These mountains are uplifted blocks...steeply to the main part of the city on the east. The new station, a mile southeast of the old one, is in a |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...:five years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. To bring.some of...silicate, calamine, are also abundant. At Franklin, New Jersey, zinc is found in a unique deposit, in which...without further emendation. Now, with the help of this new "average, we are in a position to compute the relative |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...twenty-five years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...silicate, calamine, are also abundant. At Franklin, New Jersey, zinc is found in a unique deposit, in which...according to elevation see W. J. Humphreys, Bull. Mount Weather Observatory, vol. 2,1900, p. 68. 42 THE |
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| _______ 2. Diagrammatic view of the Henry Mountains region._______________________________ 3. Diagrams showing...Climatic maps of Colorado, Utah, Arizona, 1 and New Mexico_---_-_-------_-_-----_ 5. Vegetation map of...-__-_____ Ground plan of intrusions around the Mount Ellen stock in the Henry Mountains____ 45 Diagrams...Mountains_________ Diagrammatic view of part of the Mount 46 Taylor volcanic field____________________ Map of San...faulted cast edge of the Colorado Plateau, east of Mount Taylor, N. Mex________"________________ 44. Tectonic |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...last 25 years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...silicate, calamine, are also abundant. At Franklin, New Jersey, zinc is found in a unique deposit, in which...following form: 1 Igneous rocks and their origin, New York, 1914, pp. 19-40, 168-170. See also his preliminary |
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| be extremely limited. From time to time new elements .and new mineral species are discovered; but it is... with the ultimate formation of a new system, which, under the new conditions, is itself stable in turn...last 25 years, and many subjects now appear under new and generally unfamiliar aspects. The methods and...silicate, calamine, are also abundant. At Franklin, New Jersey, zinc is found in a unique deposit, in which...following form: 1 Igneous rocks and their origin, New York, 1914, pp. 19-46, 168-170. See also his preliminary |
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| Nomenclature of the system Comparison of old and new nomenclatures 48 49 4 CONTENTS. Discussion ot...classification .................. 59 Distribution of rocks by new system......................................................... 1-1 121 371 475 481 483 Index to new rock names in Part I.........-.-.....-......-.--...igneous rocks permits one to compare readily any new analysis with many others of closely allied rocks...the side of too little explicitncss or detail. The new terms and names used are those proposed in connection |
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| features ____ ____ -- -------- - Indian Creek valley, Mount Lewis quadrangle _____________________________ _..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 73 Quartz latite breccia of Mount Lewis______ 75 Distribution and geologic relations____...__________ 79 Dacite plug on southeast spur of Mount Lewis ___ ------------ - _- ______ --- __ - _ 79... PLATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Geologic map of the Mount Lewis and Crescent Valley quadrangles, Nevada. Geologic...breccia pipes of the Mount Lewis quadrangle. Diagram showing the major faults in the Mount Lewis and Crescent |
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| Monograph of the Extinct Amphibia of North America. New Forms from the Carboniferous. Roy L. Moodie 38 ...Erosion and Deposition in the Southern Arizona Bolson Region Tolman C. F. The Waverly Formations Clifford...K. Gilbert of Hilltops. Geological Section of New Jersey. Bailey Willis 342 344 . Henry B. Kiimmel...Metamorphism 473 Cenozoic History of the Laramie Region, Wyoming. welder Reviews . . . of Glacial...Weller New Base-Level of Eolian Erosion. S. Charles R. Keyes The Malaspina Glacier Region of The |
