... from about 400 feet in the Summit gas pool, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, and 384 feet at Greer, Monongalia County, West Virginia, to 195 feet at the Gribble well. A limestone from 6,755 to 6,789 feet is tentatively correlated with the Tully. If the identification of the Tully in this well...

... from this well-preserved but difficult material is now much more complete. We now consider these specimens to be conspecific with G. burkemorani from the long-known Greer locality in West Virginia. The best preserved Iowa colosteid material apparently represents a new taxon and will be the subject...

...Peter Fahringer; Tom Wilson Corresponding author: [email protected] Copyright © 2002 Society of Exploration Geophysicists 2002 The production of acid mine drainage (AMD) from surface and underground coal mines in northern West Virginia is a major environmental problem...

...Frank Reeves; Paul H. Price ABSTRACT Since the discovery of gas in the Oriskany sand in north-central Pennsylvania in 1930, nineteen deep wells have been drilled to the Oriskany on seven major folds 30–40 miles southeast of the old oil and gas fields in northern West Virginia. This exploratory...

...Figure 1 —Outcrop map of the Greenbrier Limestone in southern Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Locality numbers are keyed to cross section in Figure 2 . 1, Thompson's Quarry, Chalkhill; 2, Cheat River Canyon; 3, Greer Quarry; 4, Rowlesburg; 5, Scherr Quarry; 6, Canaan Valley; 7, Randolph 28 well...

...O. L. Haught 2 Petroleum geologist, West Virginia Geological Survey. © 1953 American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved 1953 American Association of Petroleum Geologists 1 Presented at the annual fall meeting of the Appalachian Geological Society...

... – 887 . Knapp , J.P. , 2020 , Alluvial fans, loess plains, lakes, and distributive fluvial systems: Depositional systems of the Permian-Triassic red beds and evaporites of Wyoming (USA) [Ph.D. dissert.]: Morgantown , West Virginia University , vii + 230 p. Knight , W.G...

... slightly at Nenana" (W. K. Cloud). Magnitude 4.4 (CGS), 4.7 (CGS ML). West Virginia, November 20, 1969, 01h00m09.0s, 37.4°N, 81.0°W, focal depth about 3 km (USCGS). "Seismic waves generated by the November 20 earthquake in southern West Virginia were felt over an area of 125,000 sq. mi. in nine eastern...

..., and difficult to prepare. The most recent addition to the family, Greererpeton burkemorani Romer 1969 , was first found in a shale layer in the wall of an Upper Viséan–Lower Serpukovian (?) limestone quarry in West Virginia during the 1950s ( Romer, 1969 , 1972 ), and additional specimens have been...

... occasionally exhibit textural and mineralogical features like many S-type granite-pegmatite systems. The Greer Lake field of southeastern Manitoba, Canada, possesses a multiphase intrusion ( e.g ., fine-grained and pegmatitic leucogranite, layered aplite, pegmatite pods) with cogenetic pegmatite dikes...

... is indicated by a box. Figure 4 —Shoreline limits of Point Lookout (or equivalent) regression (after Weimer, 1960 ). Maximum landward limit of transgressive seas (T) prior to Point Lookout progradation is shown on the west. Maximum seaward limit of regression (R) is shown on the east. San Juan basin...

... ) that shows evidence for structural inheritance during Laramide contraction ( Hoppin, 1961 ; Hoppin et al., 1965 ; Allison, 1986 ; Paylor and Yin, 1993 ; Ver Ploeg and Greer, 1997; Frost et al., 2000 , 2006a ; Stone, 2002 ; Erslev and Koenig, 2009 ; Yonkee and Weil, 2015 , 2017 ). This work is unique...

... elements corresponds to trends observed in other cases of columbite-group minerals in individual pegmatite bodies. Accumulation of Ti, W, and Y in early Ta-poor minerals, which decreases in geochemically more evolved Ta-rich phases (Fig. 4 ), is known from the Tanco, Greer Lake, Harding, and west-Moravian...

... ). In general, most of the research was done in well-known individual bodies of pegmatite such as Tanco, Manitoba ( Ercit 1986 ); Bob Ingersoll and Tin Mountain, South Dakota ( Spilde & Shearer 1992 ); Rutherford II, Amelia, Virginia and Harding, New Mexico ( Lumpkin 1998a , b ), or Varuträsk, Sweden...

..., Virginia . Brigatti , M.F. , Lugli , C. , Poppi , L. , Foord , E.E. , and Kile , D.E. ( 2000 ) Crystal chemical variations in Li- and Fe-rich micas from the Pikes Peak batholith (central Colorado) . American Mineralogist , 85 , 1275 – 1286 . Brigatti , M.F...

.... Leatherman (ed Academic Press, New York, p. 1-27. 1980. General morphology and sediment patterns in tidal inlets. Sedimentary Geology, v. 26, p. 139-156. Hobday, D.K. and Home, J.C. 1977. Tidally influenced barrier island and estuarine sedimentation i the Upper Carboniferous of southern West Virginia...

...) and obtained stable spectral ratios for the 2011 Mineral, Virginia, mainshock and aftershocks. Hough (2014) observed low felt intensities for potentially induced earthquakes in the CEUS and attributed them to low stress drops compared with tectonic earthquakes. This possibility is an important issue...

... of the starship Enterprise fell to the floor. The following day, the front page of the Kingsport Times‐News had a brief story about a magnitude 4.3 earthquake on the Virginia–West Virginia border. The article quoted Dr. Gilbert Bollinger, professor of geophysics...

... Mississippian localities including local faunas from Greer (West Virginia, USA), Goreville (Illinois, USA), Delta (Iowa, USA), and Hancock County (Kentucky, USA), particularly regarding the presence of large tetrapodomorphs and fishes. Our current survey of the Point Edward fauna generally agrees...