... Oak; 2 , 80250, two relatively complete specimens of Pl. strimplei Brower, 1999 , ×1.7, Sample 2 at Burr Oak. All specimens from University of Iowa (SUI). Specimens are photographed dry and not coated with ammonium chloride. Additional photographs of these species are in Brower (1992a , 1994...

...Susanne U. Janecke; Robert Q. Oaks, Jr. Abstract Geologic, geomorphic, and geophysical analyses of landforms, sediments, and structures in northern Cache Valley, USA, document a revised history of flooding and recession of Lake Bonneville, the world's premier pluvial lake. Crosscutting...

... of radiocarbon ages. The purpose of this study is to use ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating to reconstruct the stratigraphy, depositional environment, and age of the Oak Openings Ridge (OOR), a former strandline of Lake Warren in northwestern Ohio. Both sedimentary...

... —Exploration-trend activity for south Texas, 1978. Live Oak, Lavaca, and Dewitt Counties were the most successful areas for exploratory drilling in the deep Wilcox. The most prolific new-field discovery was the Wainoco Oil & Gas 1 Felix Bade (TD 10,505 ft) in Dewitt County which was completed...

... part of the Burr Oak 7.5-Minute Quadrangles, LaGrange and Noble Counties, Indiana . Indiana Geological Survey Open-File Study 98-6 . Campbell , M.C. , Fisher , T.G. , and Goble , R.J. 2011 . Terrestrial sensitivity to abrupt cooling recorded by aeolian activity in northwest Ohio...

... by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). For example, Burr et al. (2001) extracted between 50 and 200 ng of DNA from a portion of leaf only 550 μm × 550 μm in size. This yield contrasts sharply with the 14,300 ng of DNA required for one carbon stable isotope measurement using an automated combustion system...

... large bedforms and boulder deposits associated with deglaciation elsewhere. A full review and discussion of this topic is beyond the scope of this paper, but the interested reader is directed to Herget (2005) and Burr et al. (2009) . An example of other large bedforms is antidunes in southern British...

... younger sediment packages, Oak Ridges Moraine (channel and ridge sediment), Halton, and glaciolacustrine overlie this erosion surface. Significant regional aquifers are hosted within the LT. Upper Thorncliffe Formation sediments, north–south glaciofluvial channel–fan aquifers, are protected by overlying...

..., proliferated in the nineteenth century ( Fig. 1 ). Fig. 1.— Advertisement from early city directory ( Mac Cabe, 1837 ) showing assembly of composite chert millstones from pieces of French buhr in Cleveland, Ohio, by Joseph Hayward, French Burr Mill Stone Manufacturer. States of construction (right...

...-time-constant targets such as thin-walled scrap from practice bombs. As system sensitivity and resolution continues to improve, we expect that similar target discrimination methods will become standard data analysis tools. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, in cooperation with the U.S. Army...

... (Palestine oak), Q. infectoria (gall oak), Juniperus oxycedrus (prickly juniper) and Cedrus libani (cedar of Lebanon). These are predominantly located in the Al-Shouf Cedar Reserve situated within the Shouf UNESCO Biosphere reserve that covers the peak and upper slopes of the southern section...

.... , et al. , eds., Mechanisms of global climate change at millennial time scales: American Geophysical Union Geophysical Monograph 112 , p. 113 – 126 . Stuiver , M. , Reimer , P.J. , Bard , E. , Beck , W. , Burr , G.S. , Hughen , K.A. , Kromer , B. , McCormac , F.G...

...-19 ( Bond et al., 1997 ), GS—Greenland Summit, and SB—Santa Barbara Basin Figure 2. 14 C calibration to calendar years ( Stuiver et al., 1998 ) between 10 900 and 9800 cal. yr B.P., based on 14 C dates of dendrochronologically dated German pine and oaks (shown as vertical lines...

... , no. 9) in the Georgetown (8,097 to 8,217 ft) for an AOF of 1.85 MMCFGD. In Maverick County, the Quaestor corp. has completed a significant discovery in the Rodessa Formation. The 1 Burr Ranch ( Table 2 , no. 11) flowed at the rate of 33 MMCFGD with an AOF of 237 MMCFGD. The discovery will be designated...

..., although we are indebted to those authors for their insights. SP protocols are well established (e.g. Burr 1982 ). They involve the use of two non-polarizing electrodes, a voltmeter and a long reel of insulated copper wire. One electrode is left at a base station and the other is advanced along...

...) that converge on the Oak Ridges Moraine (ORM) from the north (SIS) and south (HIS). ORM is southern Ontario’s largest glacial landform extending from the Niagara Escarpment to Kingston over some 160 km and was deposited as a series of en echelon glaciolacustrine fan deltas in a complexly evolving...

... deciduous hardwood trees and shrubs indicate long-distance transport and (or) their local presence in low numbers (0.4%–2.8% per taxon). These taxa include Quercus (oak), Acer (maple), Betula (tree birch), Corylus (hazel), Fraxinus nigra (black ash), Ulmus (elm), and the shrubs Alnus (mainly...