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557 t IL6of 1989-4 8URV£Y LIBRARY ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 3 3051 00007 0213 Bibliography and Index of Illinois Geology 1989 Selected from Publications Indexed in GeoRef in 1989 Open File Series 1989-4 Illinois State Geological Survey 615 East Peabody Drive Champaign, IL 61820 lElrmOIS GEOLOG'OAL SURVEY LIDRAr^y GeoRef Information System American Geological Institute 4220 King Street Alexandria, VA 22302 BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF ILLINOIS GEOLOGY SERIALS LIST AAPG Dulletln. T\ilsa, OK: American Association of Petroleum The Earth Science News (Earth Science Club of Northern D- Geologists. ISSN: 01491423. CODEN: AABUD2. liuois). [s. 1.]: Earth Science Club of Northern Illinois. ISSN: 07308558. Abstracts - Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists, Annual Midyear Meeting, [s. 1.: Society of Environmental Geology Notes. Urbana, IL: Illinois State Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists]. Geological Survey, 1965-. ISSN: 00735086, CODEN: lEGNAH. Abstracts of Papers - American Chemical Society, National Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. Washington. Meeting. Washington. DC: American Chemical Society, 1937-. DC: American Geophysical Union. ISSN: 00963941. CODEN: ISSN: 00657727. EOSTAJ. Field Trip Guide Leaflet - BUnois State Geological Survey. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. Champaign, EL: Department of and Natural Boulder, CO: Geological Society of America. ISSN: 00167592, Energy Resources, State CODEN: GAAPBC. Geological Survey Division. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. Oxford: Pergamon Press, American Journal of Botany. Lawrence, KS: Botanical Society 1950-. ISSN: 00167037, CODEN: GCACAK. of America, 19 14-. ISSN: 00029122, CODEN: AJBOAA. Geological Society of America Bulletin. Boulder, CO: Geologi- American Water Resources Association Technical Publication cal Society of America, 1890-. ISSN: 00167606, CODEN: BUG- Series TPS. Bethesda, MD: American Water Resources Associa- MAF. tion, 1979-. ISSN: 07319789. Geological Society of New Zealand Miscellaneous Publication. Annual Report • University of Dlinois at Urbana-Champaign, [s. 1.]: Geological Society of NeW^Zealand. Water Resources Center. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Water Resources Center. Geological Survey Circular. Reston. VA: U.S. Geological Sur- vey, 1950-. ISSN: 03646017, CODEN: XICL\5. Auto-carto. [Falls Church, VA: American Congress on Survey- ing and Mapping and the American Society of Photogrammetry]. Geological Survey Professional Paper. Washington, DC: U.S. ISSN: 02705133. Department of the Interior, Geological Survey, 1902-. ISSN: 00960446, CODEN: XGPPA9. Bulletin - Illinois State Water Survey. Uibana, IL: Illinois State Geology (Boulder). Boulder, CO: Geological Society of Water Survey. 19 17-. ISSN: 03609804. America, 1973-. ISSN: 00917613, CODEN: GLGYBA. Bureau of Mines Report of Investigations. Washington, DC: Ground Water. Urbana, IL: National Water Well Association, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, 1919-. ISSN: Ground-Water Technology Division. ISSN: 0017467X. CODEN: 00961922. CODEN: XBML\6. GRWAAP. Chemical Geology. Amsterdam: Elsevier Scientific Publisliing Ground Water Monitoring Review. Worthington, OH: Water Company, 1966-. ISSN: 00092541, CODEN: CHGEAD. WeU Journal PubUshing Co., 1981 -. ISSN: 02771926. Circular - Illinois State Geological Survey. Urbana, IL: Illinois Health Physics. Long Island, NY: Pergamon Press, 1958-. ISSN: State Geological Survey, 1906-. ISSN: 0073506X, CODEN: 00179078. ILGCAX. Illinois Petroleum. Urbana, IL: Illinois State Geological Survey, Circular - Illinois State Water Survey. Urbana, IL: Illinois State 1926-. ISSN: 00735108, CODEN: ILGPA4. Water Survey. 1928-. ISSN: 00975524. CODEN: ILWCAB. International Journal of Coal Geology. Amsterdam: Elsevier Clays and Clay Minerals. Claricson, NY: The Clay Minerals Scientific PubUshing Company, 1980-. ISSN: 01665162. Society, 1952-. ISSN: 00098604, CODEN: CLCMAB. Iowa Geology. [Iowa City, lA]: Iowa Geological Survey, I979-. The Compass. Norman, OK: National Council of Sigma Gamma ISSN: 01934856. Epsilon, University of Oklahoma, 1984-. ISSN: 0894802X. Journal of Climate. Boston, MA: American Meteorological 1988-. Congress of the International Union for Quaternary Research, Society. ISSN: 08948755. [s. 1.: International Union for Quaternary Research]. The Journal of Coal Quality. Charleston, WV: Coal Testing Conference, 198 1-. ISSN: 07328087. Cooperative Groundwater Report (Illinois State Geological Survey: 1981). Champaign, IL: Illinois State Geological Survey, Journal of Geology. Chicago. IL: The University of Ciiicago 1-." 198 ISSN: 07317662. Press, 1893-. ISSN: 00221376, CODEN: JGEOAZ. DOE Low-Level Waste Management Forum. Idaho Falls. ID: Journal of Hydrology. Amsterdam: Elsevier Scientiilc Publisli- National Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Program. ijig Company. 1 963-. ISSN: 00221694, CODEN: JHYDA7. Bibliography SERIALS Journal of Paleontology. Tulsa, OK: Society of Economic I^ogram - Association of Engineering Geologists, National Paleontologists and Mineralogists, 1927-. ISSN: 00223360. Meeting. [San Francisco, CA: Association of Engineering CODEN: JPALAZ Geologists]. ISSN: 03755738, CODEN: AEGMBT. Journal of Sedimentary Petrology. Tulsa, OK: Society of Quaternary Research (New York). New York, NY: Academic Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists, 1931-.. ISSN: Press, 1970-. ISSN: 00335894. CODEN: QRESAV. 00224472, CODEN: JSEPAK. Remote Sensing of Environment. New Yoik. NY: Elsevier. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. Ankeny, lA: Soil 1968-. ISSN: 00344257. CODEN: RSEEA7. Conservation Society of America. ISSN: 00224561, CODEN: of Investigation - State Water Survey. Uibana, JSWCA3. Report nUnois IL: Illinois State Water Survey. ISSN: 00975672. CODEN: IL- Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Nomian, OK: University WIAT. of Oklahoma, 1981 -. ISSN: 02724634. Research Reports • Smithsonian Institution. Washington, DC: Lapidary Journal. San Diego, CA: Lapidary Journal, Inc., 19- Smithsonian Institution, 1972-. ISSN: 03640175. 47-. ISSN: 00238457, CODEN: LAJ0A6. Rocks and Minerals. Washington, DC: Heldref Publications. Lethaia. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget, 1968-. ISSN: 00241164. ISSN: 00357529, CODEN: ROCMAR. CODEN: LETHAT. Scismological Research Letters. [El Cerrito, CA]: Eastern Sec- The Log Analyst. Houston, TX: Society of Professional Well tion of the Scismological Society of America, 1987-. ISSN: Log Analysts. ISSN: 002458 IX, CODEN: LGALAS. 08950695. Micropaleontology. New York, NY: American Museum of Seminar Proceedings - Water Quality. Charleston, SC: U. S. Natural History. ISSN: 00262803, CODEN: MCPLAL Army Corps of Engineers. Miscellaneous Field Studies Map (United States Geological Sur- Soil Science. Baltimore, MD: Tlie Williams & Wilkins Company, vey). Reston. VA: U.S. Geological Survey. CODEN: 1916-. ISSN: 0038075X, CODEN: SOSCAK. XMFSDD. Soil Science Society of America Journal. Madison, WI: Soil National Geograplilc Research. Washington, DC: National Ge- Science Society of America, 1976-. ISSN: 03615995, CODEN: ographic Society, 1985-. ISSN: 8755724X. SSSJD4. Northeast Oil World. Denver. CO: Hart Publications, Inc., 19- Special Publication - Missouri Department of Natural Resour- 85-. ISSN: 08844771. ces. Rolla, MO: Missouri Department of Natural Resources. NUREG/CR (United States. Nuclear Regulatory Commission). Special Publication - Society of Economic Paleontologists and Washington, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory DC: Commission, Office of Mineralogists. Tulsa, OK: Society of Economic Paleontologists Nuclear Regulatory Research. ISSN: 02781670. and Mineralogists. ISSN: 00973270, CODEN: SPMIAF. Oil and Gas Journal. Tulsa, OK: PennWell Publisliing Co., SSSA Special Publication. Madison, WI: Soil Science Society of I910-. ISSN: 00301388, OIGJAV. CODEN: America, 1967-. ISSN: 00811904, CODEN: SSAPAV. Open-File Report (United States Geological Survey. 1978). Technical Report - University of New Brunswick. Fredericton, Reston, VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 01961497, NB: University of New Brunswick, Department of Surveying En- CODEN: XGROAG. gineering. Palaios. Tulsa, OK: The Society of Economic Paleontologists and Transactions of the Illinois State Academy of Science. Mineralogists. 1986-. ISSN: 08831351. Springfield, IL: Illinois State Academy of Science. ISSN: Physical Geography. Silver Spring. MD: V. H. Winston & 00192252, CODEN: TISAAH. Sons, 1980-. ISSN: 02723646. U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Reston, VA: Proceedings - Coalbed Methane Symposium. Tuscaloosa. AL: U.S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 08869308. CODEN: XIWSAX. Eastern Region Coalbed Methane Resource Center. W.R.C. Research Report. Uibana, IL: University at Urbana- Proceedings - Water Resources Symposium (Indiana). Li- Champaign, Water Resources Center, 1973-. ISSN: 00735442. dianapolis, IN: Indiana Water Resources Association. CODEN: lUWRAH. Proceedings of the Industrial Waste Conference. Ann Arbor, Water Resources Bulletin (Urbana). Minneapolis, MN: MI: Ann Arbor Science PubUshers, 1946-. ISSN: 00737682. American Water Resources Association, St. Anthony Falls HydrauUc Laboratory, 1965-. ISSN: 00431370, CODEN: WAR- Proceedings of the National Conference on Energy and the BAQ. Environment. Ann Arbor, MI: Ann Arbor Science Publishers. Water Resources Research. Washington, DC: American Geo- Proceedings of the National Outdoor Action Conference on physical Union, 1 965-. ISSN: 00431397, CODEN: WRERAQ. Aquifer Restoration, Ground Water Monitoring and Geophys- ical Methods. Dublin, OH:
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  • ROCKS ASSOCIATED with the MISSISSIPPIAN-PENNSYLVANIAN UNCONFORMITY in SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA Indiana Department of Conservation

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    ROCKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE MISSISSIPPIAN-PENNSYLVANIAN UNCONFORMITY IN SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA Indiana Department of Conservation GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Field Conference Guidebook No. 9 1957 STATE OF INDIANA Harold W. Handley, Governor DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION E. Kenneth Marlin, Director GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Charles F. Deiss, State Geologist Bloomington ______________________________________________________________________________________ Field Conference Guidebook No. 9 ______________________________________________________________________________________ ROCKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE MISSISSIPPIAN-PENNSYLVANIAN UNCONFORMITY IN SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY Geological Survey, Indiana Department of Conservation and Department of Geology, Indiana University, October 4, 5, and 6, 1957 CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Henry H. Gray, Chairman; T. A. Dawson; Duncan J. McGregor; T. G. Perry; and William J. Wayne Printed by authority of the State of Indiana BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA October 1957 ______________________________________________________________________________________ For sale by Geological Survey, Indiana Department of Conservation, Bloomington, Indiana Price $1.00 This page intentionally blank CONTENTS 3 Page Page Introduction ---------------------------------------5 Glossary of rock-type terms ---------------------32 Physiography ----------------------------------5 Literature cited ------------------------------------33 Paleozoic stratigraphy ------------------------5 Postconference road logs ------------------------35 Geomorphic history ---------------------------7