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Journal Article
Published: 01 December 1965
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1965) 13 (4): 537–538.
.... The upper interval, of probable Upper Leonardian to Guadalupian age, is represented in the upper half of the Tahkandit Format ion and contains Spiriferella rajah var B and 2. keilhavii. BASAL BELLY RIVER SANDSTONE (UPPER CRETACEOUS). PEMBINA FIELD, ALBERTA, CANADA DAULAT S I~G~ KHAMESRA 1963, University...
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Figure  2 — 1 – 15,  Ectypodus elaphus  n. sp., <span class="search-highlight">Blindman</span> <span class="search-highlight">River</span> localities, ...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 2 — 1 – 15, Ectypodus elaphus n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta. 1 – 3, UALVP 45996, right P4 in 1, labial, 2, lingual, and 3, occlusal view; 4 – 6, UALVP 46225, right M1 in 4, labial, 5, lingual, and 6, occlusal view
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Figure  4 — 1 – 13,  Neoplagiaulax serrator  n. sp., <span class="search-highlight">Blindman</span> <span class="search-highlight">River</span> localit...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 4 — 1 – 13, Neoplagiaulax serrator n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta. 1 – 3, UALVP 46027, incomplete left maxilla having P1–4, M1–2 in 1, labial, 2, lingual, and 3, occlusal view, ×5; 4 – 6, UALVP 46028, incomplete left
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Figure  6 — 1 – 11,  Neoplagiaulax paskapooensis  n. sp., <span class="search-highlight">Blindman</span> <span class="search-highlight">River</span> lo...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 6 — 1 – 11, Neoplagiaulax paskapooensis n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta. 1 – 5, UALVP 46138 (holotype), incomplete skull having LI2–3, P1–4, M1–2, RI2–3, P1–4, M1–2, and associated incomplete left dentary having i1, p3–4, m1
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Figure  8 — 1 – 15,  Neoplagiaulax cimolodontoides  n. sp., <span class="search-highlight">Blindman</span> <span class="search-highlight">River</span> ...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 8 — 1 – 15, Neoplagiaulax cimolodontoides n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta. 1 – 3, UALVP 46179, incomplete right maxilla having P2–4, M1–2 in 1, labial, 2, lingual, and 3, occlusal view; 4, 5, UALVP 46180, incomplete left
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Roderick McKenzie (man with white hat band) and family, <span class="search-highlight">Blindman</span> <span class="search-highlight">River</span>, Jun...
Published: 01 April 1990
Figure 2. Roderick McKenzie (man with white hat band) and family, Blindman River, June 17th, 1889. Courtesy of the National Archives of Canada, National Photography Collection, Catalogue No. PA-50862.
Journal Article
Published: 01 September 1991
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (1991) 39 (3): 270–282.
...) strata are designated the Lacombe Member. These strata occur as isolated outcrops upstream from Joffre Bridge along the Red Deer and Blindman river valleys, and comprise the majority of bedrock west to the disturbed belt. Adjacent to the Alberta Foothills near Hinton, strata of the Obed-Marsh coal zone...
Journal Article
Published: 01 November 2005
Journal of Paleontology (2005) 79 (6): 1189–1213.
...Figure 2 — 1 – 15, Ectypodus elaphus n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta. 1 – 3, UALVP 45996, right P4 in 1, labial, 2, lingual, and 3, occlusal view; 4 – 6, UALVP 46225, right M1 in 4, labial, 5, lingual, and 6, occlusal view...
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Journal Article
Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 March 1961
AAPG Bulletin (1961) 45 (3): 420–421.
... diversion of a tributary. The Drumheller oil field is reflected by a marked diversion and arcuate pattern of Michichi Creek. The Homeglen-Rimbey oil field is in the Blindman River system in which the tributaries flow southeasterly. At the oil field all streams are diverted toward the west, resuming...
Journal Article
Published: 18 April 2013
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (2013) 50 (3): 235–248.
... to the floras of Gao Mine and the nearby Munce’s Hill site (Tiffanian Ti4). The remainder of the taxa are common in late Paleocene floras of North Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming, all USA. The floras of the nearby Joffre Bridge Roadcut and Blindman River sites (both Tiffanian Ti3) are more diverse, but both...
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Table  5 —Character summary for the new species of  Neoplagiaulax  from the...
Published: 01 November 2005
Table 5 —Character summary for the new species of Neoplagiaulax from the Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta
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Table  1 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of  Ect...
Published: 01 November 2005
Table 1 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of Ecty podus elaphus n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta
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Table  2 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of  Neo...
Published: 01 November 2005
Table 2 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of Neo plagiaulax serrator n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta
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Table  3 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of  Neo...
Published: 01 November 2005
Table 3 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of Neo plagiaulax paskapooensis n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tiffan ian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta
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Table  4 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of  Neo...
Published: 01 November 2005
Table 4 —Measurements and descriptive statistics for the dentition of Neo plagiaulax cimolodontoides n. sp., Blindman River localities, middle Tif fanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta
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Figure  1 —Maps of Canada and Alberta (shaded) showing distribution of the ...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 1 —Maps of Canada and Alberta (shaded) showing distribution of the localities in the Paskapoo and Ravenscrag formations (dark topography on inset map of Alberta). Localities are as follows: 1, Birchwood locality; 2, Blindman River localities; 3, Hand Hills West upper level; 4, Police Point
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Figure  10 — 1 – 6,  Histograms showing log-normal distributions of P4 and ...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 10 — 1 – 6, Histograms showing log-normal distributions of P4 and p4 lengths in 1, 2, Neoplagiaulax serrator n. sp., 3, 4, Neoplagiaulax paskapooensis n. sp., and 5, 6, Neoplagiaulax cimolodontoides n. sp., from the Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo
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Figure  3 — 1, 2,  Camera lucida outlines of p4s of  1,  Ectypodus elaphus ...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 3 — 1, 2, Camera lucida outlines of p4s of 1, Ectypodus elaphus n. sp. and 2, Ectypodus powelli Jepsen, 1940 from the Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta. ×11. The p4s are oriented along a line passing through the peak of the anterobasal
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Figure  5 — 1, 2,  Camera lucida outlines of p4s of  1,  Neoplagiaulax serr...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 5 — 1, 2, Camera lucida outlines of p4s of 1, Neoplagiaulax serrator n. sp. from the Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta, and 2, Neoplagiaulax hunteri from the Roche Percée locality, late Tiffanian (Ti4), Ravenscrag Formation, Saskatchewan
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Figure  7 — 1, 2,  Camera lucida outlines of p4s of  1,  Neoplagiaulax pask...
Published: 01 November 2005
Figure 7 — 1, 2, Camera lucida outlines of p4s of 1, Neoplagiaulax paskapooensis n. sp. from the Blindman River localities, middle Tiffanian (Ti3), Paskapoo Formation, Alberta, and 2, Neoplagiaulax cf. hazeni from the Roche Percée locality, late Tiffanian (Ti4), Ravenscrag Formation