United States Geological Survey (USGS) Journal of Research.
Softcover, 11.5” x 9”, illustrated. Scientific notes and summaries of investigations in geology, hydrology, and related fields. These journals take the place of the earlier "Geological Survey Research" series of the USGS Professional Papers.
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Journal of Research Volume 1(1) : January-February 1973. 124p., illus. $15
Contents of USGS Journal of Research 1(1) :
1. Geologic implications of the Apollo 14 Fra Mauro breccias and comparison with ejecta from the Ries Crater, Germany. By E. C. T. Chao. Pages 1-18. Moon, Lunar.
2. Interpretation of depositional environment in the Plympton Formation (Permian), southern Pequop Mountains, Nevada, from physical stratigraphy and a faunule. By E. L. Yochelson and G. D. Fraser. Pages 19-32.
3. Graptolites from the Martinsburg Formation, Lehigh Gap, eastern Pennsylvania. By J. B. Epstein and W. B. N. Berry. Page 33-38.
4. Microprobe analysis of biotites – a method of correlating tuff beds in the Green River Formation, Colorado and Utah. By G. A. Desborough, J. K. Pitman, and J. R. Donnell. Page 39-44.
5. Cretaceous mafic conglomerate near Gualala offset 350 miles by San Andreas fault from oceanic crustal source near Eagle Rest Peak, California. By D. C. Ross, C. M. Wentworth, andE. H. McKee. Pages 45-52.
6. Blueschist metamorphism in the Yreka-Fort Jones area, Klamath mountains, California. By P. E. Hotz. Pages 53-62.
7. Dolomitization model for Upper Cambrian and Lower Ordovician carbonate rocks in the eastern United States. By L. D. Harris. Pages 63-78.
8. Determination of gold in phosphates by activation analysis using epithermal neutrons. By J. J. Rowe. Pages 79-80.
9. Rapid determination of sulphur in rocks. By Leonard Shapiro. Pages 81-84.
10. Antimony-bearing orpiment, Carlin gold deposit, Nevada. By A. S. Radtke, C. M. Taylor, and Chris Heropoulos. Pages 85-88.
11. Accessory apatite from hybrid granitoid rocks of the southern Snake Range, Nevada. By D. E. Lee, R. E. Van Loenen, and R. E. Mays. Pages 89-98.
12. New data on cuprobismutite. By C. M. Taylor, A. S. Radtke, and C. L. Christ. Pages 99-104.
13. Chemical composition of a saline lake on Enderbury Island, Phoenix Island Group, Pacific Ocean. By D. W. Brown and R. A. Gulbrandsen. Pages 105-112.
14. A rapid method for the determination of radioactive cesium isotopes in water. By V. J. Janzer. Pages 113-116.
15. Effect of septic-tank wastes on quality of water, Ipswich and Shawsheen River basins, Massachusetts. By G. B. Morrill, III and L. G. Toler. Pages 117-120.
16. The great Tunisian flood. By F. E. Clarke. Pages 121-124.
Journal of Research Volume 1(2) : March-April 1973. Pages 125-250, illus. VG - $20, or G (bumped corner) - $15
Contents of USGS Journal of Research 1(2) :
1. Upper Cretaceous (Maestrichtian) fossils from the Kenai-Chugach mountains, Kodiak and Shumagin Islands, southern Alaska. By D. L. Jones and S. H. B. Clark. Pges 125-136.
2. Lithostrotion reiseri, a cerioid colonial coral from Meramec-age beds, Lisburne Group, Arctic Alaska. By A. K. Armstrong. Pages 137-146.
3. A second specimen of Parahyus vagus Marsh, 1876. By G. E. Lewis. Pages 147-150.
4. The concept of growth and maturity of ore-stage pyrite in roll-type uranium deposits. By C. G. Warren and H. C. Granger. Pages 151-156.
5. Age and tectonic implications of some low-grade metamorphic rocks from the Yucatan Channel. By J. G. Vedder, N. S. MacLeod, M. A. Lanphere, and W. P. Dillon. Pages 157-164.
6. Geology of part of the southern complex, Marquette district, Michigan. By W. F. Cannon and G. C. Simmons. Pages 165-172.
7. Radiometric dating of intrusive rocks in the Cottonwood area, Utah. By M. D. Crittenden, Jr., J. S. Stuckless, R. W. Kistler, and T. W. Stern. Pages 173-178.
8. Magnetizations of some Late Cretaceous glassy tuffs, volcanic breccias, and altered basalts of the Elkhorn Mountains volcanic field, western Montana. By W. F. Hanna. Pages 179-192.
9. Geologic bench marks by terrestrial photography. By H. E. Malde. Pages 193-206.
10. The microgravimetric determination of acid-insoluble impurities in the complete analysis of small samples of acid-soluble minerals. By Robert Meyrowitz. Pages 207-210.
11. Effects of laboratory treatments on silver and other elements in native gold. By W. L. Campbell, E. L. Mosier, and J. C. Antweiler. Pages 211-220.
12. A precautionary note on the use of mixed solvents in soxhlet extraction procedures. By A. A. Roberts and J. G. Palacas. Pages 221-222.
13. Photomechanical experiments in automated cartography. By C. R. Gilman. Pages 223-228.
14. Formation of joints in bedrock by moving glacial ice. By F. W. Trainer. Pages 229-236.
15. Rapid reaction rates between water and a calcareous clay as observed by specific-ion electrodes. By W. W. Wood. Pages 237-243.
16. Hydraulic sand-model studies of miscible-fluid flow. By J. M. Cahill. Pages 243-250.
Journal of Research Volume 1(3) : May-June 1973. Pages 251-376, illus. $15
Contents of USGS Journal of Research 1(3) :
1. Are the granitic rocks of the Salinian block trondhjemitic? By D. C. Ross. Pages 251-254.
2. Zeolites in the Miocene Briones Sandstone and related formations of the central Coast Ranges, California. By K. J. Murata and K. R. Whiteley. Pages 255-266.
3. The chemistry of five accessory rock-forming apatites. By D. E. Lee, E. L. M. Brandt, R. E. Van Loenen, and H. J. Rose, Jr. Pages. 267-272.
4. Petrography and structural relations of granitic basement rocks in the Monterey Bay area, California. By D. C. Ross and E. E. Brabb. Pages 273-282.
5. A photogeologic method for determining the direction of horizontal dilation from patterns of en echelon fracturing. By W. S. Duffield and Kazuaki Nakamura. Pages 283-288.
6. Radioelement and radiogenic heat distribution in drill hole Uce-1, Bemont stock, central Nevada. By C. M. Bunker and C. A. Bush. Pages 289-292.
7. Geology of a system of submarine canyons south of Puerto Rico. By J. V. A. Trumbull and L. E. Garrison. Pages 293-300.
8. A spectrochemical method for determining the composition of native gold. By A. L. Sutton, R. G. Havens, and C. L. Sainsbury. Pages 301-308.
9. Two diamictons in a landslide scarp on Admiralty Island, Alaska, and the tectonic insignificance of an intervening peat bed. By R. D. Miller. Pages 309-314.
10. Can satellite photography contribute to topographic mapping? By F. J. Doyle. Pages 315-326.
11. Photoimages for map bases. By Morris L. McKenzie. Pages 327-340.
12. Microbiological aspects of ground-water recharge – injection of purified unchlorinated sewage effluent at Bay Park, Long Island, New York. By G. G. Ehrlich, T. A. Ehlke, and John Vecchioli. Pages 341-344.
13. Change in potentiometric head in the Lloyd aquifer, Long Island, New York. By G. E. Kimmel. Pages 345-350.
14. Concepts of karst development in relation to interpretation of surface runoff. By H. E. LeGrand and V. T. Stringfield. Pages 351-360.
15. The fractionation of humic acids from natural water systems. By R. L. Wershaw and D. J. Pinckney. Pages 361-366.
16. Fluorite equilibria in thermal springs of the Snake River basin, Idaho. By C. E. Roberson and Robert Schoen. Pages 367-370.
17. Evaluation the reliability of specific-yield determinations. By R. L. Hanson. Pages 371-376.
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