Upper Howard (White Cloud) Limestone Trend in Western Sumner County, Kansas

Rod Andersen

Kansas Geological Society

...Upper Howard (White Cloud) Limestone Trend in Western Sumner County, Kansas Rod Andersen 1982 31 43 Heckel, P. H., 1977, Origin of phosphatic black...

GEOLOGY OF PART OF THE GRAVELLY RANGE AREA, MONTANA

JOHN A. MANN

Montana Geological Society

..., and occasionally it is phosphatic, weathering a peculiar bluish-white. The formation consists of three distinct...

Paleoenvironmental Implications of Fossiliferous Miocene and Pliocene Strata on San Clemente Island, California

J. G. Vedder, Ellen J. Moore

Pacific Section of AAPG

... the surface of the phosphatic layer. Directly above the unconformity, a pebbly coarse-grained sandstone bed about 0.3 m thick contains volcanic detritus...

References Cited

Kansas Geological Society

..., Wichita State University, 121 p. Heckel, P.H., 1977. Origin of phosphatic black shale facies in Pennsylvanian cyclothems of Midcontinent North America...

Rotary Air-Drilling of Phosphate Deposits in Southeastern Idaho

H. D. Harris

Utah Geological Association

... phosphatic mudstone, being less competent and in some intervals poorly consolidated, is generally difficult to recover by rotary coring. The lack...

Oil Source Bed Deposition and Occurrence on Active Continental Margins

Gerard Demaison

Pacific Section SEPM

... characteristic of ancient upwelling zones typically have the following descriptions: laminated, phosphatic, bituminous, dark-brown shales...

Cambrian Sequence of the House Range, Utah

Harry E. Wheeler, Grant Steele

Utah Geological Association

...) and phosphatic brachiopods. The Wheeler consists of dull sooty-gray, fine-grained, thin, fissile, shaly limestones and calcareous shales. This formation...

Lyons West Field

Arlen E. Ehm

Kansas Geological Society

... to rounded, clear to frosted, friable and phosphatic sandstone with varying amounts of dark maroon clay laminations. By sieve analysis, the disaggregated...

Revision of Carboniferous Stratigraphy in the Sierra Diablo, Outcrop Analog for the Delaware and Other Texas Basins

Jonas E. Harrell, Lance L. Lambert

West Texas Geological Society

... phosphatic limestone concretions, and thin limestone beds composed of crushed shell debris (Plummer and Moore, 1921). These features are consistent...

Field Trip 8: Eocene Carbonate Facies of the North Carolina Coastal Plain; The Paleogene Crabs of North America: Occurrence, Preservation, and Distribution

Gale A. Bishop, Janet L. Whitmore

Special Publications of SEPM

... conglomeritic phosphatic bed has several decapods conglomeritic phosphatic bed has several decapods clasts (Fig. 1, I). preserved as clasts (Fig. 1, I...

Stratigraphy and Tectonics of Washita, Beckham, and Roger Mills Counties, Oklahoma

Robert P. McNeal

Tulsa Geological Society

... dense siliceous cherty limestone, were encountered in two wells. The Simpson beds consist of sandstone, glauconitic and phosphatic in part, and green waxy...

Pennsylvanian Section of North Central Texas, Outcrop Analogs to Pennsylvanian Production on the Eastern Shelf of the Midland Basin

Alton Brown, Eily Stoudt

West Texas Geological Society

... by phosphatic maximum flooding surfaces, except possibly at the shelf edge. High stand deltaic deposits above the maximum flooding surfaces...

Clay Minerals of the Cretaceous Sediments of the Northwest Peri-Caspian

V. R. Vrodarskaya, D. D. Kotel’nikov

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... with phosphatic nodules; 11-limestones. The Neocomian sediments with a thickness of 91 m are composed largely of siltstones and locally of inequigranular...

Regional sequence stratigraphy and biostratigraphic correlations of the Upper Cretaceous Austin Chalk in south and central Texas: Insights into the evolution of the San Marcos Arch

Christine Griffith, James Pospichal, Eric de Kaenel, Michael Pope, Arthur Donovan

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

... containing phosphatic lags, lithoclasts, glauconitic grains, glauconized nodules and macrofossils. Maximum flooding surfaces are recognized by regionally...

EXCEPTIONALLY PRESERVED LATE JURASSIC GASTROPOD EGG CAPSULES

MICHAŁ ZATOŃ, ALEKSANDR A. MIRONENKO

PALAIOS

... structures preserved on the inner side of the shell material (Fig. 2B); and their concave counterparts preserved in the phosphatic infilling (Fig. 2A, C...

Springer and Related Rocks of Oklahoma

Allan P. Bennison

Tulsa Geological Society

... phosphatic grit is found in the McAlester Basin in what is called the Goddard. Northward this supposed Goddard section becomes increasingly calcareous...

General Geology of the Park City Region, Utah

Calvin S. Bromfield

Utah Geological Association

... corals are common in the formation, especially in the chert. The lower contact is marked by a few inches of oolitic phosphatic rock and a few feet...

Mississippian Carbonate Shelf Margins, Western United States

Peter R. Rose

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... and Mission Canyon Limestones) couplet o the lower depositional complex, the stratigraphic relationship of the f fore-reef phosphatic zone (shown in black...

Carbonate Textures: Carbonate Techniques

AAPG Special Volumes

...) and the chemical analysis of the same area. Note prominent light-colored peaks for Fe and S. The pair of photographs on the right show a fragment of phosphatic...

Important Geological Properties of Unconventional Resource Shales

Roger M. Slatt

Oklahoma City Geological Society

... organic-rich claystone, also rich in phosphatic fecal pellets and agglutinated foraminifera (Figure 9A), followed upward by a clay-rich interval...

Thrombolite-Stromatolite Bioherm, Middle Cambrian, Port au Port Peninsula, Western Newfoundland

J. M. Kennard, N. Chow, N. P. James

CSPG Special Publications

... consists of burrow-mottled, silty peloid-skeletal wackestone. Skeletal particles include phosphatic brachiopods and trilobites. Figure 8. Fabric...

The Hunton Quarry Anticline, Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma.

Andrew Cullen

Oklahoma City Geological Society

.... At this location the Woodford is represented by fissile dark gray to black phosphatic shale, inter-bedded with light gray siltstone and bedded chert...

Preliminary Bedrock Geologic Map of Part of the Northern Disturbed Belt, Lewis and Clark, Teton, Pondera, Glacier, Flathead, and Powell Counties, Montana

Melville R. Mudge, Robert L. Earhart, Dudley D. Rice

Wyoming Geological Association

... sedimentation. Phosphatic nudules are more abundant in the lower part of these two formations in the north. The basal sandstone member...

Uranium in Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming

Eugene W. Grutt, Jr., Jerry F. Whalen

Utah Geological Association

... to be present in phosphatic sandstones, which sometimes contain in excess of 4% P2O5. These deposits are not productive to date. Deposits which appear...

Resource Play Potential of the Phosphoria Formation in Western Wyoming

Richard D. Fritz

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

..., siliciclastic (spiculitic?), phosphatic crinoid/bryozoan-rich wackestones and packstones, 2) restricted-marine, pelloidal wackestones, packstones...