Geology Publications

Contents:
Tar Pods from the Yazoo Clay (Upper Eocene) at Cynthia, Mississippi - David T. Dockery III (Page 1)
Paleoecology of some Classic Tertiary Localities in the Aquitaine and Paris Basins of France - Cyrille Dolin and Pierre Lozouet (Page 4)
Abstract: New Bureau of Geology Publication: Mineral Producers Directory, 1985 (Page 15)
Abstract: New Bureau of Geology Publication: Electrical Logs of Water Wells and Test Holes on File at the Bureau of Geology - Supplement (Page 15)

Contents:
The Jackson Volcano - David T. Dockery III, John C. Marble, and Jack Henderson (Page 33(1))
A History of the Mississippi Geologic Registration Law - Rick L. Ericksen, (Page 46 (14))
The Science of "EXTINCT" and "MEG": Two Books, Two Southern Writers, One Idea - David T. Dockery III. (Page 53(21))
New Publication Available from the Mississippi Office of Geology: Surface Mining Permits Open-File Report 65 (Page 55(23))

Contents:
Residual Color Patterns in Mollusks from the Gosport Sand (Eocene), Alabama - Charles T. Swann and Patricia H. Kelly (Page 1)
Calcareous Nannoplankton Biostratigraphy of Selected Tertiary Localities in the Paris, Adour, and Bearn Basins of France and Their Correlation with the North American Gulf Coast Tertiary Sequence - William G. Siesser and David T. Dockery III (Page 9)

Contents:
Crisis Events for Paleogene Molluscan Faunas in the Southeastern United States - David T. Dockery III (Page 1)
Botryoidal Geothite from the Citronelle Formation (Pliocene-Pleistocene) in Lincoln County, Mississippi - David T. Dockery III and Delbert E. Gann (Page 8)
Lower Devonian (Helderbergian) Trilobites from the Ross Limestone in Mississippi - David T. Dockery III and Robert K. Merrill (Page 11)

Contents:
Age of the Upper Yazoo Formation in Central Mississippi - David T. Dockery Ill and William G. Siesser (Page 1)
Abstract: New U.S. Geological Survey Publication: A Selected Bibliography of Water Resources Publications for Mississippi - G.G. Parker, Debbe Walker, and Carol Moss (Page 10)
A Review: Petroleum Potential of the Niobrara Formation in the Denver Basin: Colorado and Kansas - Frederic F. Mellen (Page 13)