The true stratigraphic and structural relations of this formation, however, seem not to have been recognized. It appears generally to have been considered of Lower Coal Measure age, and to have been correlated with the inter-stratified sandstones of the... Reports - Page 49by Missouri. Bureau of Geology and Mines - 1896Full view - About this book
| Geological Survey (U.S.) - 1901 - 658 pages
...view, Mr. Winslow continues: The true stratigraphic and structural relations of this formation seem not to have been recognized. It appears generally...interstratified sandstones of the Lower Coal Measures. The peculiar conditions of occurrence of this formation have, however, received no satisfactory explanation... | |
| Missouri. Division of Geological Survey and Water Resources - 1903 - 810 pages
...far been made :** "The true stratigraphic and structural relations of this formation, however, seem not to have been recognized. It appears generally...satisfactory explanation in print, to the writer's knowledge. t The theory here advanced concerning this deposit is that it is of fluvial or lacustrine origin, that... | |
| Ernest Robertson Buckley, Henry Andrew Buehler - 1904 - 570 pages
...far been made :** "The true stratigraphie and structural relations of this formation, however, seem not to have been recognized. It appears generally...explanation in print, to the writer's knowledge.! The theory here advanced concerning this deposit is that it is of fluvial or lacustrine origin, that... | |
| Missouri. Division of Geological Survey and Water Resources - 1904 - 526 pages
...far been made :** "The true stratigraphic and structural relations of this formation, however, seem not to have been recognized. It appears generally...received no satisfactory explanation in print, to the writer,s knowledge.! The theory here advanced concerning this deposit is that it is of fluvial or lacustrine... | |
| Ernest Robertson Buckley, Henry Andrew Buehler - 1904 - 520 pages
...stratigraphic and structural relations of this formation, however, seem not to have been recognized. lt appears generally to have been considered of Lower...explanation in print, to the writer's knowledge.! The theory here advanced concerning this deposit is that it is of fluvial or lacustrine origin, that... | |
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