...Scott L. Montgomery; Carl H. Schaftenaar; Jerome B. Hansen; Sara Holm ABSTRACT Ghost Ranch field was discovered in 1996 on the basis of a 3-D (three-dimensional) seismic survey guided by analysis of log data from nearby existing wells. The 7 mi 2 (18 km 2 ) survey had the initial goal...

...Ronald S. Reese ABSTRACT Extensive outcrops and 14 measured sections of the Upper Jurassic Entrada Sandstone and overlying Todilto Formation in the southern Chama basin Echo Amphitheater-Ghost Ranch area show long, parallel, eolian transverse dune buildups in the upper Entrada perpendicular...

...FIGURE 4 —Photomicrograph of concentric rings of ferruginous oxides inside a carbonate nodule at Ghost Ranch. Picture taken under crossed-polars; field of view is 1.3 mm wide ...

... ). The largest of these is Kate Spring field, which has an estimated ultimate primary recovery of 2.8 million bbl of oil (Herring, 1994). The most recent discoveries have been at Sans Spring field in 1993 and Ghost Ranch field in 1996, both in Railroad Valley. These discoveries are on narrow fault blocks...

... , Bibliography and index of the New Mexico Geological Society guidebooks, 1950-1963 : New Mexico Geol. Soc. Spec. Pub. 1 , 31 p. Hiss , W. L. , 1974 , Guidebook economics—“The incremental book,” in Ghost Ranch, central-northern New Mexico : New Mexico Geol. Soc. Guidebook 25th Field Conf. , p...

...), Ghost Ranch, and the Army Corps of Engineers at Abiquiu Dam (D. Dutton and E. Garner) for permission to conduct sampling. We also thank the Branch family of Coyote, New Mexico, for permission to sample and camp on their land. Field assistance was provided by V. Morgan, J. Stiegler, G. Peacock, P...

... pedogenic analysis of these two locations and demonstrated that the paleosols from which the carbonate nodules were sampled have features similar to modern Aridisols and likely hosted a desert shrubland ecosystem. The Ghost Ranch locality (36°15′42″N, 102°24′56″W) includes the Petrified Forest Member...

... and vicinity, Sandoval County, New Mexico : Master’s thesis, Univ. New Mexico-Albuquerque , 100 p. DuChene , H. R. , 1974 , Pennsylvanian rocks of north-central New Mexico : New Mexico Geol. Soc. 25th Field Conf. Guidebook , Ghost Ranch , p. 159 – 162 . Jons , R. D. , and J. R...

... Ranch, and Murrieta Hot Springs faults) to the UCERF3 California fault model ( Field et al. , 2014 ). These new California faults have model slip rates that are much lower than their preferred geologic slip rates but well within their geologic bounds. For a few high slip‐rate (>5 mm/yr) faults off...

... ; Demko et al. 2004 ; Dunagan and Turner 2004 ; Parrish et al. 2004 ). Samples were collected from outcrops near Ghost Ranch, New Mexico; Shell, Wyoming; and Bridger, Montana ( Fig. 1 A). The informally named Lourinhã formation (Kimmeridgian–Berriasian) was deposited in the Lusitanian Basin...

... to Rock Point strata in Utah and Arizona; (2) the vertebrate fauna recovered from Red Siltstone strata at Ghost Ranch are younger than faunas recovered from either the Owl Rock or Petrified Forest Formation; (3) the Red Siltstone Member lies disconformably above the Petrified Forest Formation because...

..., and homogeneous elastic strain rate ( v ϵ ˙ ): (1) v I = v B + v E + v ϵ ˙ + v R . I refer to the velocities corrected for creep and ghost transients as the “CGt field” ( v CGt , equation  8 ): (8) v CGt = v GNSS − v creep...

...) isotope standard from sandstones of the Poison Strip Sandstone Member of the CMF at the Ruby Ranch Road locality ( Fig. 1 ; see Ludvigson et al., 2015 , their fig. 10 ) are markedly different from two distinct subsets of calcite δ 18 O values previously published from the CMF: (1) calcite cement δ 18 O...