...Fig. 1. —Geologic map of Ravia-Mannsville area Oklahoma. ...

... all white chert, and the next 7 feet banded, white, brown, and gray. Hunton formation .—This formation in the Mannsville area shows the following sequence: © 1926 American Association of Petroleum Geologists. All rights reserved 1926 American Association of Petroleum Geologists...

... sequence in the study area. The Mannsville Dolomite crops out in south-central Oklahoma on Oil Creek, secs. 17, 18, and 20, T. 3 S., R. 4 E.; and on Turkey Creek, sec. 35, T. 4. S., R. 4 E. The formation name is derived from the town of Mannsville, about 2 miles northwest of the Turkey Creek outcrop...

...Fig. 4. Correlation chart showing relative age of Turkey Creek limestone unit and Mannsville Dolomite with respect to formations comprising Hunton Group in type area, Oklahoma. ...

... are on the Mannsville anticline in Marshall County. There are pre-Pennsylvanian rocks cropping out in the Arbuckle Mountains on the north flank of the basin and in the Criner Hills area on the south side of the basin. The Deese has a maximum thickness of 8,000 feet, Dornick Hills 3,000, Springer 6,000, Caney shale 500...

...). The Madill-Aylesworth area occupies parts of Marshall and Bryan Counties in south-central Oklahoma. The Madill-Aylesworth productive area forms an elongate northwest-southeast trend approximately 25 miles long (including the Mannsville anticline) and with a maximum width of about 1 mile. Its position...

...; and IV, long recognized in Maritime Provinces and New England, and also shown from southern Appalachians to Oklahoma ( King, 1955 ), but otherwise previously demonstrated in many widely scattered areas. These sequences and their many interregional stratigraphic “constants,” together with the intervening...

... of the area considered in this paper the entire Comanchean section is bevelled by pre-Woodbine erosion and the beds of this formation overlap onto the Paleozoic rocks of the mountains. Furthermore, volcanic activity was in evidence at the very edge of the coastal plain sediments from Pike County, Arkansas...

...-scale low-angle thrusting, although seismic data indicate moderately dipping thrust or reverse faults. The eastern part of the Ardmore basin is dominated by three major faults, the Cumberland, Aylesworth, and Southeast Madill. Four prolific oil fields are located in the basin area. The Meers Valley...

... and in the limestone Criner Hills and Mannsville partly exposed hill near the Arbuckle Mountains. Foreign examples are very numerous. Those in the southern half of the Orinoco Basin of Venezuela where hills of granite project through the Quaternary are worthy of notice because similar buried hills may be found farther...

... shell area of the cicatrix (see Fig. 7.4 ), after first three chambers a significant decrease of chamber height toward approximately 0.4 mm (see Figs. 8 , 9.3 ). According to Miller et al. (1933 , p. 88), the apices of Mooreoceras are round as in Pseudorthoceras , but lack the curvature...