...Gerard R. Case; Todd D. Cook; Mark V.H. Wilson Abstract A rich elasmobranch assemblage was recovered from the early Eocene (Ypresian) Fishburne Formation in a limestone quarry at Jamestown, Berkeley County, South Carolina, USA. Reported herein are 22 species belonging to 8 orders, at least 15...

... used to reconstruct this shoreline. The osteoderms were recovered from unconsolidated clay-rich, glauconitic, fine- to medium-grained quartz sand occurring in a Martin Marietta Aggregates limestone quarry located to the southeast of Jamestown in northern Berkeley County, South Carolina ( Fig...

.... (2014) . Additional mapping as part of this study connects the Bulls Bay Paleovalley to the Santee Incised Valley near Jamestown, South Carolina. The location of the Oceda Fault system is adapted from Clendenin (personal communication, 2017) and delineated by numerous boreholes drilled by the South...

... are few and the Eocene strata may extend well below 1,200 feet. Practically nothing is known of the subsurface Virginia Coastal Plain geology south of Norfolk. However, attention may be called to three logs of wild-cat wells drilled in Currituck County, North Carolina (exact location unknown...

... to western and south-western North Carolina, where he examined the gold mines of Mecklenburg, Montgomery, and Rowan counties. The formal report of this survey, to which was appended a copy of the American Journal of Science and Arts article by Rothe on the gold mines of North Carolina, was completed...

... south of Jamestown, mill tailings are submerged by Don Pedro Reservoir. Secondary iron minerals in As-rich mine waste at the Eagle-Shawmut and Clio mines include goethite and jarosite ( Savage et al. 2000 a ; Ashley & Savage 2001 ). The Mesa de Oro mine site, near the Central Eureka mine ( Fig...

... district. 8 This extension of the gold rush that started in North Carolina continued as prospectors, now mainly full time gold hunters called “boomers,” scoured the potential placer deposits to the south and west ( Figure 3 ). By 1830 over 30,000 men were reported to be working in the industry, many...

... detected during low-flow conditions. Hereafter, unless otherwise noted, all distances are reported as along channel, and relative to the Highway 17A bridge (“Bridge” of Fig. 1 ) near Jamestown, South Carolina; distances upstream of the bridge are negative. This reference is used because the bridge...

...-order trends (Fig. 1) . First, over centuries, it is possible to trace a north to south and shallow to deep salinity gradient, as measured by the percentage of Elphidium . Farther south and deeper water core sites have on average greater proportions of Elphidium and thus higher estimated salinity...

... the Litchfield Beach region, South Carolina, in Reitz E. J. Quitmyer I. R. Thomas D. H. eds., Seasonality and Human Mobility along the Georgia Bight : American Museum...

... on the Yorktown Formation have focused on benthic and planktic foraminiferal assemblages in Lee Creek Mine, North Carolina ( Gibson, 1983 ; Snyder et al., 1983 , 2001 ) and planktic foraminifera and ostracode assemblages throughout southeastern Virginia ( Hazel, 1971 , 1977 ; Cronin et al., 1984 , 1989...

...Albert V. Carozzi; Marguerite Carozzi ABSTRACT Two years before Johann David Schöpf (1752–1800) published his Beyträge … (1787), Franz Joseph Märter (1753–1827) sent letters from Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Carolina, and East-Florida to Ignaz von Bom, describing plants, animals, and geological...

... composite late Paleozoic Petersburg Granite (sensu lato) batholith, similar to other composite late Paleozoic granites, such as the Rolesville batholith in North Carolina ( Speer, 1994 ) and the Liberty Hill pluton in South Carolina ( Speer et al., 1989 ). As shown in Figure 2 , here we separate these rock...

... States (WUS: Los Angeles and San Francisco) and two in the central-eastern United States (CEUS: Memphis, Tennessee, and Charleston, South Carolina). The hazard curves ( i.e. , spectral acceleration versus return period) for several oscillator periods for these cities are shown in figures 7(A)–(D...

... that have potentially significant sources of error. Hence, an important next step would be sensitivity analysis. * Present address: Program in Environmental Studies, Wofford College, Spartanburg, South Carolina 29303. The incorporation of CO 2 transfer from hypolimnion to epilimnion...

... in the history of American paleontology. The fossil-rich strata of the Virginia Coastal Plain and the shell beds along the cliffs of the James River, not far from colonial Jamestown, were well known to the local English settlers. These fossil beds (Pliocene Yorktown Formation) were a source of lime...

... had studied at the Royal School of Mines in Paris, France, served as superintendent of the Flemington Mines in New Jersey ( Lesley 1876 ), and eventually became a strong advocate of agriculture, a diplomat and ambassador to Belgium, and founded Clemson University in South Carolina. Clemson was only 28...

...Kreshimir N. Malitch; Roland K.W. Merkle Abstract The compositionally diverse platinum-group minerals (PGM) from the Evander Goldfield, in the eastern part of the Witwatersrand Basin, South Africa, have been studied for the first time by a number of modern techniques. The characteristic feature...