Geology Publications

Contents:
Mississippi Origins of the Careers of E. W. Hilgard and E. A. Smith - Michael B. E. Bograd (Page 21 (1))
Fish Otoliths from the Matthews Landing Marl Member (Porters Creek Formation), Paleocene of Alabama - Dirk Nolf and David T. Dockery III (Page 24 (4))

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Use of Geophysical Well Logs to Determine Loess Thicknesses and Correlate Loesses and Geosols in the Memphis, Tennesse - Northern Missippi Area - William S. Parks (Page 41(1))
Mississippi's Shallow Salt Domes - Stan Thieling (Page 47 (7))
The Mississippi Mineral Resources Institute - Twenty Years of Service to Mississippi (1972-1992) - Charles T. Swann (Page 52 (12))
Review of "Oil in the Deep South" - Michael B. E. Bograd (Page 56 (16))

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40Ar-39Ar Ages of Bentonite Beds in the Upper Part of the Yazoo Formation (Upper Eocene), West-Central Mississippi - John D. Obradovich, David T. Dockery III, and Carl C. Swisher Ill (Page 1)
Wetherellia Fruits and Associated Fossil Plant Remains from the Paleocene/Eocene Tuscahoma-Hatcetigbee Interval, Meridian, Mississippi -Victor B. Call, Steven R. Manchester, and David L. Dilcher (Page 10)

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The 50th Issue of Mississippi Geology - Michael B. E. Bograd (Page 57 (1))
Mississippi Earthquake Epicenters - Michael B. E. Bograd (Page 58 (2))
Four Levels of Terrace Deposits and Remnants of High-Level Fluvial Deposits in The Hatchie River Valley, Hebron Area, Hardeman County, Tennesse - William S. Parks (Page 63 (7))
A Core Hole Drilled to Evaluate the Pennsylvanian Coalbed Methane Potential in Clay County, Mississippi - Rick L. Erickson (Page 71 (15))

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Indian Artifacts of Tallahatta Quartzite from Tallahatta Creek Site 22-LD-645, East-Central Mississippi - Samuel McGahey and David T. Dockery III (Page 37 (1))
The Geology of Thanksgiving Field - Sandra Dowty and Jack Moody (Page 44 (8))
On the Occurrence of the Trace Fossil Gastrochaenolites and Its Causative Bivalve in the Tallahatta Formation (Eocene) of East-Central Mississippi - Christopher P. Dewey and Donald M. Keady (Page 49 (13))

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West Raymond Field - Jack Warner and Jack S. Moody (Page 13(1))
Jackson Ready Mix Miss-Lite Plant and Clay Pit to Close after 34 Years of Operation - David T. Dockery III (Page 22(10))
Selected Bibliography on the Occurrences of Hydrocarbon in Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks - Danny W. Harrelson (Page 23(11))
A Turritelline Gastropod-Dominated Bed in the Byram Formation of Mississippi - Warren D. Allmon and David T. Dockery III (Page 29(17))

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Geologic Mapping - A National Issue - Donald C. Haney (Page 1)
The Role of the Mississippi Office of Geology in Mineral Resources and Development - Michael B. E. Bograd (Page 4)
Cretaceous Water-Rock Reactions at The Jackson Dome, Mississippi: Geochemical Modeling with the Computer Program SOLMINEQ.88 - James A. Saunders (Page 6)

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A Continuous Core Through the Undifferentiated Yazoo Clay (Late Eocene, Jackson Group) of Central Mississippi - David T. Dockery ill, Curtis W. Stover, Phillip Weathersby,
C. Wayne Stover Jr., and Stephen L. lngram (Page 21 (1))
Cypraedia (Eucypraedia) Multicarinata (Dall, 1890); A Late Eocene Ovulidae from Florida, Mississippi, Colombia, and Peru: Studies on Paleogene Cypraeoidea (Mollusca: Gastropoda) from the Gulf Coast Basin - Ill - Luc Dolin(Page 28 (8))
Seismic Stratigraphic Confirmation of a Buried Late Proterozoic Terrane, Sunflower County, Mississippi - James L. Coleman, Jr. (Page 32 (12))

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A Database Analysis of Mississippi's Oil and Gas Production - Sandra G. Dowty and Jack S. Moody (Page 1)
The Coon Creek Decapod Assemblages of Northern Mississippi - Gale A. Bishop (Page 8)

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Deterioration and Restoration of the Grande Batture Islands, Mississippi - Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt and Karen A. Kramer (Page 1)
Cypraeacites Blow/ N. Sp.; First Occurrence of the Genus in the New World, Studies on Paleogene Cypraeoidea (Mollusca: Gastropoda) from the Gulf Coast Basin II - Luc Dolin (Page 6)
The Tuscahoma-Bashi Section at Meridian, Mississippi: First Notice of Lowstand Deposits above the Paleocene-Eocene Tp2/Te1 Sequence Boundary - Stephen L. Ingram (Page 9)