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Chronological Listing Utah State University Department of Geology Chronological Listing of Reports, Theses, and Dissertations Publication Type: R = Report, T = Thesis, D = Dissertation UST = Undergraduate Senior Thesis Digital Department Name Year Title Advisor Type Commons Library Cooley, I. Lavell 1928 The Devonian of the Bear River Range, Utah unknown T Yes Yes The Geology of a Part of the Bear River Range and Some Peterson, Vic E. 1936 unknown T Yes Yes Relationships That It Bears with the Rest of the Range Young, J. Llewellyn 1939 Glaciation in the Logan Quadrangle, Utah J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Maxey, George B. 1941 Cambrian Stratigraphy in the Northern Wasatch Region J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Phosphate Deposits in Western Summit, Wasatch, Salt Lake, Hanson, Alvin M. 1942 J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Morgan, and Weber Counties, Utah Yolton, James S. 1943 The Dry-Lake Section of the Brazer Formation J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Keller, Allen S. 1952 Geology of the Mink Creek Region, Idaho Armand J. Eardley T Yes Yes Geology of the Rendezvous Peak Area, Cache and Box Elder Ezell, Robert L. 1953 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Counties, Utah Adamson, Robert D. 1955 The Salt Lake Group in Cache Valley, Utah and Idaho Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes The Worm Creek Quartzite Member of the St. Charles Haynie, Anthon V., Jr. 1957 J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Formation, Utah-Idaho Prammani, Prapath 1957 Geology of the East-Central Part of the Malad Range, Idaho J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Geology of the Northern Part of the Wellsville Mountain, Beus, Stanley S. 1958 J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Northern Wasatch Range, Utah Geology of the Southern Part of the Wellsville Mountain, Gelnett, Ronald H. 1958 J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Wasatch Range, Utah Willard, Allen D. 1959 Surficial Geology of Bear Lake Valley, Utah J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Geology of the Sharp Mountain Area, Southern Part of the Hafen, Preston L. 1961 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Bear River Range, Utah Murdock, Clair N. 1961 Geology of the Western Canyon Area, Bannock Range, Idaho Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Geology of the Summer Ranch and North Promontory Adams, O. Clair 1962 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Mountains, Utah The Mineral Resources of the Sevier River Drainage, Central Sanders, David T. 1962 Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Utah Van De Graaff, Frederic R. 1962 Upper Cretaceous Stratigraphy of the Central Part of Utah Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes The Lower Devonian Water Canyon Formation of Taylor, Michael E. 1963 J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Northeastern Utah Geology of the Southwestern Part of the Randolph Hansen, Steven C. 1964 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Quadrangle, Utah-Wyoming Geomorphic Features and History of the Lower Part of Willliams, Edmund J. 1964 Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Logan Canyon, Utah King, Harley D. 1965 Paleozoic Stratigraphy of the James Peak Quadrangle, Utah Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Smith, Robert B. 1965 Geology of the Monte Cristo Area, Bear River Range, Utah Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Budge, David R. 1966 Stratigraphy of the Laketown Dolostone, North-Central Utah J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes Axtell, Drew C. 1967 Geology of the Northern Part of the Malad Range, Idaho Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Wach, Phillip H. 1967 Geology of the West-Central Part of the Malad Range, Idaho Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Geologic Feasibility of Dam and Reservoir Sites, Blacksmith Buenaventura, Alfredo C. 1968 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Fork Canyon, Utah Lake Bonneville History in Cutler Dam Quadrangle, Cache Maw, G. Glayde 1968 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes and Box Elder Counties, Utah Utah State University Department of Geology Chronological Listing of Reports, Theses, and Dissertations Publication Type: R = Report, T = Thesis, D = Dissertation UST = Undergraduate Senior Thesis Digital Department Name Year Title Advisor Type Commons Library Some Aspects of Geochemistry and Mineralogy of Bear Lake Davidson, Dean F. 1969 Raymond L. Kerns T Yes Yes Sediments, Utah-Idaho Structural Geology of Southeastern Margin of Bear River Davis, Clinton L. 1969 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Range, Idaho Paleoecology of the Lowermost Part of the Jurassic Carmel Dover, R. Joseph 1969 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Formation, San Rafael Swell, Emery County, Utah The Hyrum and Beirdneau Formations of North-Central Utah Eliason, James F. 1969 J. Stewart Williams T Yes Yes and Southeastern Idaho Environmental Analysis of the Swan Peak Formation in the VanDorston, Philip L. 1969 Bear River Range, North-Central Utah and Southeastern Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Idaho Structural Geology of Eastern Part of the Smithfield Galloway, Cheryl L. 1970 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Quadrangle, Utah Source Rocks and Sediments in Drainage Area of North Eden McClurg, Larry W. 1970 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Creek, Bear Lake Plateau, Utah-Idaho Structural Geology of the Oxford Peak Area, Bannock Range, Raymond, Larry C. 1971 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Idaho Stratigraphy and Environmental Analysis of the Swan Peak Francis, George G. 1972 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Formation and Eureka Quartzite, Northern Utah Howes, Ronald C. 1972 Geology of the Wildcat Hills, Utah Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Petrology of the Ordovician Swan Peak Formation, Schulingkamp, Warren J., II 1972 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Southeastern Idaho and North-Central Utah Willard, Parry D. 1972 Tertiary Igneous Rocks of Northeastern Cache Valley, Idaho Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Mineral and Chemical Content of the Deep-Water Sediment Biesinger, James C. 1973 Raymond L. Kerns T Yes Yes Sequences of Bear Lake, Utah-Idaho Petrology and Geochemistry of the Morrison Formation, Bilbey, Sue Ann 1973 Raymond L. Kerns T Yes Yes Dinosaur Quarry Quadrangle, Utah Structural Geology of the Northern Part of Clarkston Burton, Steven M. 1973 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Mountain, Malad Range, Utah-Idaho Petrology and Regional Relationships of the Ordovician James, Calvin 1973 Kinnikinic Formation and Equivalents, Central and Southern Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Idaho Petrography and Geochemistry of the Fish Haven Formation Mecham, Brent H. 1973 and Lower Part of the Laketown Formation, Bear River Raymond L. Kerns T Yes Yes Range, Utah Environmental Analysis of the Upper Cambrian Nounan Gardiner, Larry L. 1974 Formation, Bear River Range and Wellsville Mountain, North- Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Central Utah Phosphate Exploration and Property Evaluation in Spalding, James Simon 1974 Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Southeastern Idaho, Illustrated by the Dry Valley Area Geology of Southern Part of the James Peak Quadrangle, Blau, Jan G. 1975 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Utah Chappelle, John C. 1975 Mineralization in the Bear River Range, Utah-Idaho Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Geology and Mineralization of the Southeastern Part of the French, Don E. 1975 Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Black Pine Mountains, Cassia County, Idaho Some Aspects of Geochemistry of the Water and Sediment Fuller, Richard H. 1975 Raymond L. Kerns T Yes Yes of Bear Lake, Idaho-Utah Structural Geology of the Southern Part of Clarkston Gray, Wayland E. 1975 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Mounatain, Malad Range, Utah Utah State University Department of Geology Chronological Listing of Reports, Theses, and Dissertations Publication Type: R = Report, T = Thesis, D = Dissertation UST = Undergraduate Senior Thesis Digital Department Name Year Title Advisor Type Commons Library Structural Geology of Eastern Part of Richmond and Mendenhall, Arthur J. 1975 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Western Part of Naomi Peak Quadrangles, Utah-Idaho Structural Geology of Eastern Part of The Malad Summit Shearer, Jay Nevin 1975 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Quadrangle, Idaho Petrology of the Upper Nounan-Worm Creek Sequence, Wakeley, Lillian D. 1975 Upper Cambrian Nounan and St. Charles Formations, Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Southeast Idaho Quaternary Geomorphic Features of the Bear River Range, DeGraff, Jerome Vernon 1976 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes North-Central Utah Structural Geology of Cutler Dam Quadrangle and Northern Sprinkel, Douglas A. 1976 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Part of Honeyville Quadrangle, Utah Thomas, William D. 1976 Dikes of the Clear Creek Area, Wasatch Plateau, Utah Donald R. Olsen T Yes Yes Structural Geology of the Southern Part of Elkhorn De Vries, George A. 1977 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Mountain, Bannock Range, Idaho Growth-Form Analysis and Paleoecology of the Corals of the Miller, Judith M. 1977 Lower Mississippian Lodgepole Formation, Bear River Range Richard R. Alexander T Yes Yes North-Central Utah Synecology and Faunal Succession of the Upper Sweide, Alan P. 1977 Mississippian Great Blue Limestone, Bear River Range and Richard R. Alexander T Yes Yes Wellsville Mountain, North-Central Utah Autecology of Selected Genera of Mississippian, Permian Chatelain, Edward Ellis 1978 Richard R. Alexander T Yes Yes and Triassic Ammonoids: Analysis of Coiling Geometries Surficial Deposits and Geologic History, Northern Bear Lake Robertson, George C., III 1978 Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. T Yes Yes Valley, Idaho Structural Geology of the Northern Part of Oxford Mayer, Jerrold N. 1979 Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Quadrangle, Idaho Petrology and Mineralogy of Quaternary Basalts, Gem Valley Perkins, William D. 1979 Donald W. Fiesinger T Yes Yes and Adjacent Bear River Range, Southeastern Idaho Structural Geology of Eastern Part of James Peak Rauzi, Steven L. 1979 Quadrangle and Western Part of Sharp Mountain Clyde T. Hardy T Yes Yes Quadrangle, Utah Geology, Characteristics and Resources Potential of the Low- Kohler, James F.
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