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A., 1926, The glacial boundary in Indiana:lndiana Academy <strong>of</strong> Science Proceedings for 1925, v. 35,P. 93-107.MALOTT, C. A., 1931, Geologic structure in the lndiana <strong>and</strong>Trinity Springs locality, Martin County, Indiana: lndianaAcademy <strong>of</strong> Science Proceedings for 1930, v. 40,p. 217-231.MALOTT, C. A., 1932, Lost River at Wesley Chapel Gulf,Orange County, Indiana: lndiana Academy <strong>of</strong> ScienceProceedings for 1931, v. 41 , p. 285-316.MALOTT, C. A., 1946, The Buddha outlier <strong>of</strong> the MansfieldS<strong>and</strong>stone, Lawrence County, Indiana: lndiana Academy<strong>of</strong> Science Proceedings for 1945, v. 55, p. 96-101.MALOTT, C. A., 1949, Hudelson Cavern, a stormwater route<strong>of</strong> underground Lost River, Orange County, Indiana:lndiana Academy <strong>of</strong> Science Proceedings for 1948,V. 58, p. 236-243.MALOTT, C. A., 1951, Variations in the stratigraphic position<strong>and</strong> character <strong>of</strong> the base <strong>of</strong> the Mansfield S<strong>and</strong>stone insouthern Indiana: lndiana Academy <strong>of</strong> Science Proceedingsfor 1950, v. 60, p. 239-246.MALOTT, C. A., 1952, The swallow-holes <strong>of</strong> Lost River,Orange County, Indiana: lndiana Academy <strong>of</strong> ScienceProceedings for 1951, v. 61, p. 187-231.McGRAIN, Preston, 1976, Tar s<strong>and</strong>s (rock asphalt) <strong>of</strong> Kentucky-areview: Kentucky Geological Survey, Series 10,Report <strong>of</strong> lnvestigations 19, 16 p.McGRAIN, Preston, Howard R. SCHWALB, <strong>and</strong> Gilbert E.SMITH, 1970, Economic geology <strong>of</strong> Hancock County,Kentucky: Kentucky Geological Survey, Series 10,County Report 4,24 p.MIDDLETON, G. V. [ed.], 1965, Primary sedimentary structures<strong>and</strong> their hydrodynamic interpretation: Society <strong>of</strong>Economic Paleontologists <strong>and</strong> Mineralogists, SpecialPublication 12, 265 p.MOORE, Samuel L., 1976, Geologic map <strong>of</strong> the Hiberniaquadrangle: U.S. Geological Survey Geologic QuadrangleMap GA-1352.MORRIS, R. B., 1970, Encyclopedia <strong>of</strong> American history:Harper <strong>and</strong> Row, New York, 850 p.MULLINS, A. T., R. E. LOUNSBURY, <strong>and</strong> D. L. HODGSON,1965, Coal reserves <strong>of</strong> northwestern Kentucky: TennesseeValley Authority, 28 p.OWEN, David Dale, 1856, Report <strong>of</strong> the Geological Survey inKentucky: Kentucky Geological Survey, Series 1, v. 1,416 p.OWEN, David Dale, 1859, Report <strong>of</strong> a geological reconnaissance<strong>of</strong> the state <strong>of</strong> lndiana made in the year 1837:John C. 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SIEVER, 1956, Sources <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvaniansediments in the Easter lnterior Basin: Part 1,Cross bedding: Journal <strong>of</strong> Geology, v. 64, no. 3, p. 225-244.PR ICE, Charles, 1973, Microspore <strong>and</strong> petrographic analyses<strong>of</strong> the Reynoldsburg Coal, p. 120-127, in Frank G.Ethridge, George Fraunfelter, <strong>and</strong> John Utgaard [eds.],Depositional environments <strong>of</strong> selected Lower Pennsylvanian<strong>and</strong> Upper Mississippian sequences <strong>of</strong> SouthernIllinois: Guidebook for Thirty-Seventh Annual Tri-StateField Conference, Department <strong>of</strong> Geology, Southernlllinois <strong>University</strong>, Carbondale, 158 p.PRYOR, W. A., <strong>and</strong> E. G. SABLE, 1974, Carboniferous <strong>of</strong> theEastern Interior Basin, in Garrett Briggs [ed.], Carboniferous<strong>of</strong> the southeastern United States: GeologicalSociety <strong>of</strong> America Special Paper 148, p. 281-313.RHOADES, R. F., <strong>and</strong> A. J. MISTLER, 1941, Post-Appalachianfaulting in western Kentucky: American Association<strong>of</strong> Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, v. 25, p. 2046-2056.ROBINSON, I. S., chairman, 1938, The Lincoln Country:Southern lndiana Civic Association, Boonville, IN, 46 p.ROUSH, T. L., 1972, Depositional environments <strong>of</strong> LowerPennsylvanian <strong>and</strong> Upper Mississippian detrital sedimentsin Mak<strong>and</strong>a Quadrangle, Union County, southern Illinois:Unpublished M.S. thesis, Southern lllinois <strong>University</strong>,66 p.ROUSH, Thomas L., <strong>and</strong> Frank G. ETHR IDGE, 1973, CaseyvilleFormation (Pennsylvanian) <strong>and</strong> Kinkaid Formation(Mississippian) roadcut on Highway 51 south <strong>of</strong> Carbondale,in Frank G. Ethridge, George Fraunfelter, <strong>and</strong>John Utgaard [eds], Depositional environments <strong>of</strong> selectedLower Pennsylvanian <strong>and</strong> Upper Mississippiansequences <strong>of</strong> southern Illinois: Guidebook for Thirty-Seventh Annual Tri-State Field Conference, Department<strong>of</strong> Geology, Southern lllinois <strong>University</strong>, Carbondale,158 p.SEDIMENTATION SEMINAR, 1966, Cross-bedding in theSalem Limestone <strong>of</strong> Central Indiana: Sedimentology,V. 6, p. 95-114.SHAVER, R. H., et al., 1970, Compendium <strong>of</strong> rock-unitstratigraphy in Indiana: lndiana Geological Survey Bulletin43,229 p.SHAVER, R. H., <strong>and</strong> 5. C. SMITH, 1974, Some PennsylvanianKirk<strong>by</strong>acean ostracods <strong>of</strong> lndiana <strong>and</strong> midcontinentseries terminology: lndiana Geological Survey, Report <strong>of</strong>Progress 31 , 59 p.FIELD TRIP 91ROAD LOG
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