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Ostracoda from Middle Devonian Windom beds in western New York Free

Frank McKim Swartz, Steven S. Oriel
Published: 01 September 1948
Journal of Paleontology (1948) 22 (5): 541–566.
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The metriophylloid coral genera Stereolasma, Amplexiphyllum, and Stewartophyllum from the Devonian Hamilton group of New York Free

Erwin Charles Stumm, Jackie Lloyd Watkins
Published: 01 May 1961
Journal of Paleontology (1961) 35 (3): 445–447.
...Erwin Charles Stumm; Jackie Lloyd Watkins Abstract Daniel Busch described 6 new species of metriophylloid rugose corals from the Wanakah and Windom shales of the Hamilton group of western New York. After an examination of many serial sections of specimens from these beds it is suggested...
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Locality maps of the study area. A) Shows general position of New York State. B) Illustrates the Devonian outcrop belt in western and central New York State. Concretion horizons discussed herein are in the Windom Member of the Moscow Formation; these horizons are traceable along much of the outcrop belt shown. C–D) Specific study area in the southern portion of Cayuga Lake north of Ithaca. Concretion specimens were collected from Windom Shale in Willow Creek gully.

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Published: 01 May 2013
FIGURE 1— Locality maps of the study area. A) Shows general position of New York State. B) Illustrates the Devonian outcrop belt in western and central New York State. Concretion horizons discussed herein are in the Windom Member of the Moscow Formation; these horizons are traceable along much
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FIGURE 1. Devonian study localities in western New York. Localities and lithostratigraphic units (from west to east) are as follows: LA  =  Lake Ave. (Marcellus), M  =  Menteth Creek (Penn Yan), K  =  Kashong Glen (Ledyard), F  =  Fayette (Levana), HQ  =  Hubbard Quarry (Geneseo), PC  =  Paines Creek (Ledyard), MC  =  Mill Creek (Penn Yan), LH  =  Long Hill Rd. Cut (Windom), CF  =  Cheese Factory/Gulf Rd. (Marcellus), TF  =  Tinker Falls (Windom), HF  =  Highland Forest (Windom).

FIGURE 1. Devonian study localities in western New York. Localities and lit... Available to Purchase

Published: 01 August 2011
FIGURE 1. Devonian study localities in western New York. Localities and lithostratigraphic units (from west to east) are as follows: LA  =  Lake Ave. (Marcellus), M  =  Menteth Creek (Penn Yan), K  =  Kashong Glen (Ledyard), F  =  Fayette (Levana), HQ  =  Hubbard Quarry (Geneseo), PC  =  Paines
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Schematic diagram of the stratigraphic relationships between the Geneseo Shale Member, the Windom Shale Member, and the Leicester Pyrite Member at field locations in western New York.

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Published: 01 August 2007
Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the stratigraphic relationships between the Geneseo Shale Member, the Windom Shale Member, and the Leicester Pyrite Member at field locations in western New York.
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FIGURE 1—Study area showing Middle Devonian outcrop belt in New York (modified from Brett and Baird, 1994). Geographic position of samples and proximity to terrestrial facies are denoted by arrows. Position of the Ambocoelia umbonata beds within the Hamilton Group is denoted by asterisks, occurring at the base of the Windom Shale Member. Samples are referenced by the nearest city: Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse.

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Published: 01 May 2008
FIGURE 1 —Study area showing Middle Devonian outcrop belt in New York (modified from Brett and Baird, 1994 ). Geographic position of samples and proximity to terrestrial facies are denoted by arrows. Position of the Ambocoelia umbonata beds within the Hamilton Group is denoted by asterisks
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Accumulation and Preservation of Reworked Marine Pyrite Beneath an Oxygen-Rich Devonian Atmosphere: Constraints from Sulfur Isotopes and Framboid Textures Available to Purchase

Michael J. Formolo, Timothy W. Lyons
Published: 01 August 2007
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2007) 77 (8): 623–633.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2007.062
...Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the stratigraphic relationships between the Geneseo Shale Member, the Windom Shale Member, and the Leicester Pyrite Member at field locations in western New York. ...
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Devonian trilobite assemblages. (A, B) Devonian of Morocco; A) Hollardops mesocristata LeMaître, 1952; (UA13359; from Chatterton et al., 2006, pl. 15, fig. 4, ×2.37); B) enrolled Austerops smoothops Chatterton, Fortey, Brett, Gibb, and McKellar, 2006 (holotype UA13306; adapted from Chatterton et al., 2006, pl. 4, figs. 2–3, ×1.675). C) Edgewise embedded Paciphacops campbelli Ramsköld and Werdelin, 1991, and Otarion sp.; Lower Devonian Haragan Formation, Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma (adapted from image obtained from http://www.fossilmuseum.net/Fossil_Sites/devonian_trilobites_of_oklahoma/devonian_trilobites_of_oklahoma.htm). D) Clustered, articulated Eldredgeops rana (Green, 1832); Middle Devonian, Hamilton Group, Windom Shale, Penn Dixie Quarry, Hamburg, New York, United States (photo courtesy of Matt Phillips and Rich Spencer).

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/devonian_trilobites_of_oklahoma/devonian_trilobites_of_oklahoma.htm ). D) Clustered, articulated Eldredgeops rana (Green, 1832); Middle Devonian, Hamilton Group, Windom Shale, Penn Dixie Quarry, Hamburg, New York, United States (photo courtesy of Matt Phillips and Rich Spencer).
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FIGURE 3. Proposed community structure in the Windom data from the Hamilton group. Bulk samples were obtained from a single outcrop near Tully, New York. The first column lists the 45 temporally ordered horizons in the collection using original labels from Bonuso et al. (2002), the second column lists the five biofacies groups identified using ANOSIM (Bonuso et al., 2002), which indicates recurring associations. The next columns show temporally ordered biofacies identified under the maximum likelihood approach, using the Bernoulli model (presence-absence information only, Akaike weight 1.0) and the full multinomial models (incorporating relative abundance information), which do not have recurring assemblages. The top multinomial models indicate between 23 and 26 distinct biofacies.

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Published: 01 October 2009
FIGURE 3. Proposed community structure in the Windom data from the Hamilton group. Bulk samples were obtained from a single outcrop near Tully, New York. The first column lists the 45 temporally ordered horizons in the collection using original labels from Bonuso et al. (2002) , the second column
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EXTERNAL MORPHOLOGY AND PALEOBIOLOGY OF HELIOPHYLLUM HALLI (ZOANTHARIA, RUGOSA), FROM THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN HAMILTON GROUP OF NEW YORK STATE Available to Purchase

JAMES E. SORAUF
Published: 01 January 2001
Journal of Paleontology (2001) 75 (1): 24–33.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1666/0022-3360(2001)075<0024:EMAPOH>2.0.CO;2
...JAMES E. SORAUF Abstract Heliophyllum halli contains highly variable, mostly solitary rugose corals. Specimens reported here come from shaly beds of the Middle Devonian Hamilton Group in New York State. Early recognition of morphotype variation led James Hall to establish numerous species in the H...
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Figure4—1–6, Longitudinal thin sections of Heliophyllum halli, to show growth characteristics during geniculation, as shown internally by skeletal features; 1, PRI 49404, Hungry Hollow Fm., Thedford, Ontario, Canada, a coral with a stable base after toppling, and a growth differential between the dissepiments shown at the left and right sides of the section (×1.5); 2–6, corals from Centerfield Ls., Brown's Creek, east of York, New York; 2, PRI 49405 (×1.5) and 3, PRI 49406 (×1.5), two specimens illustrating growth differential in dissepimentarium and uniform diameter of tabularium during geniculation; 4, PRI 49407, a large specimen showing the growth differential in opposite sides and development of complete, widely spaced tabulae during geniculation, and final growth over sediment-filled calice by youngest part of the individual (×1.5); 5, 6, PRI 49408, overview of toppled coral with later upward growth (×1.5); 6, enlarged portion of 5 showing continuity of septal trabeculae from toppled form below to vertically growing coral at top (×5). 7, 8, External views of Heliophyllum halli showing “rejuvenation” and geniculation; 7, USNM 509792, Wanakah Sh., Darien, N.Y., simple constriction and recovery (×1); 8, PRI 49409, Windom Sh., Little Beard's Creek, Leichester, N.Y., geniculation with subsequent expansion (×1)

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Published: 01 January 2001
between the dissepiments shown at the left and right sides of the section (×1.5); 2–6, corals from Centerfield Ls., Brown's Creek, east of York, New York; 2, PRI 49405 (×1.5) and 3, PRI 49406 (×1.5), two specimens illustrating growth differential in dissepimentarium and uniform diameter
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Ambocoelia umbonataConrad, 1842, from Elma, New York, from the Givetian (Middle Devonian) Windom Shale Member, Moscow Formation, Hamilton Group. All specimens coated with ammonium chloride except 3 and 4: 1, ventral (a), lateral (b), dorsal (c), and posterior (d) views of articulated shell, PRI-55892; 2, posterior (a), lateral (b), ventral (c), and dorsal (d) views of articulated shell, PRI-55893, note that shell is fractured and material is missing along commissure; interiors of ventral (3) and dorsal (4) valves reconstructed from a serial-sectioned, articulated specimen, PRI-55899, note absence of well-developed myophragm and lack of linear callous growths in the interior of ventral valve; 5, dorsal view of articulated shell, PRI-55894; 6, dorsal view of articulated shell, PRI-55895; 7, ventral (a), dorsal (b), lateral (c), and oblique lateral (d) views of articulated juvenile shell, PRI-55896; 8, internal dorsal valve, PRI-55897; 9, dorsal view of articulated shell, PRI-55898.

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Published: 01 March 2013
Figure 6 Ambocoelia umbonata Conrad, 1842 , from Elma, New York, from the Givetian (Middle Devonian) Windom Shale Member, Moscow Formation, Hamilton Group. All specimens coated with ammonium chloride except 3 and 4 : 1 , ventral ( a ), lateral ( b ), dorsal ( c ), and posterior ( d
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Redescription and Neotype Designation of the Middle Devonian Microconchid (Tentaculita) Species ‘ Spirorbis ’ Angulatus Hall, 1861 Available to Purchase

Michał Zatoń, Mark A. Wilson, Olev Vinn
Published: 01 May 2012
Journal of Paleontology (2012) 86 (3): 417–424.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1666/11-115.1
... , a tube with partly preserved original fabric of microlamellar layer (ml), Silica Shale Formation, Ohio, C/W-408-3; ext = exterior. The Windom Shale lies above the Kashong Shale in western New York, both of which are members of the Moscow Formation and in the P. ansatus Conodont Zone. The Windom...
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CONCRETIONS AS SOURCES OF EXCEPTIONAL PRESERVATION, AND DECAY AS A SOURCE OF CONCRETIONS: EXAMPLES FROM THE MIDDLE DEVONIAN OF NEW YORK Available to Purchase

DONALD D. WILSON, CARLTON E BRETT
Journal: PALAIOS
Published: 01 May 2013
PALAIOS (2013) 28 (5): 305–316.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2110/palo.2012.p12-086r
...FIGURE 1— Locality maps of the study area. A) Shows general position of New York State. B) Illustrates the Devonian outcrop belt in western and central New York State. Concretion horizons discussed herein are in the Windom Member of the Moscow Formation; these horizons are traceable along much...
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FIGURE 3—Map of western-central New York State showing locations of most samples used in this study coded to sections described in Supplementary Data.1 Sections for Halihan Hill bed and Windom Shale–West Brook Shale sections (Hamilton-Chenango Valley, east of the area shown) are indicated on Figure 2. Numbers indicate locations of sampling sites. Certain major localities include several sampling sites; these are indicated in bold letters; symbols used to denote localities indicate the cycle sampled: circle = Oatka Creek Cycle (I), x = Skaneateles Cycle (II), square = Ludlowville Cycle (III), triangle = Moscow Cycle (IV), star = upper Tully Cycle (VI). The locations and their included samples are as follows, from west to east (abbreviations in parentheses give horizons sampled, coded to the Supplementary Data1): LE = Lake Erie shore near the mouth of Eighteenmile Creek (BV1, MW3); CZ = Cazenovia Creek near Spring Brook (MW2–3, BL1); MC = Murder Creek, Darien (DC, MC1); BC = Browns Creek, York (LCF2, LL1) ; TA = Taunton Gully, Leicester (TA1, TA2, SP, BB); JY = Jaycox Run-Wheeler Gully, Geneseo (UCF, HG, JAY1, DR); KG = Kashong Glen near Bellona (MW4, JAY2, LK2, RC2); BP = Barnum Creek shale pit (FG1, FB2); SH = Sheldrake Creek and point (UL, BL2); CH = Coon Hill Road ditch (BUT, PG1, LCF1); SP = Staghorn Point, Skaneateles Lake (LOT, UOT); PG = Peppermill Gulf (MV, MVD, PY, SR); AR = Abbey Road cut (CA)

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Published: 01 May 2007
FIGURE 3 —Map of western-central New York State showing locations of most samples used in this study coded to sections described in Supplementary Data. 1 Sections for Halihan Hill bed and Windom Shale–West Brook Shale sections (Hamilton-Chenango Valley, east of the area shown) are indicated
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A Comparison of Sampling and Statistical Techniques for Analyzing Bulk-sampled Biofacies Composition Available to Purchase

James J. Zambito, IV, Charles E. Mitchell, H. David Sheets
Journal: PALAIOS
Published: 01 May 2008
PALAIOS (2008) 23 (5): 313–321.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2110/palo.2006.p06-146r
...FIGURE 1 —Study area showing Middle Devonian outcrop belt in New York (modified from Brett and Baird, 1994 ). Geographic position of samples and proximity to terrestrial facies are denoted by arrows. Position of the Ambocoelia umbonata beds within the Hamilton Group is denoted by asterisks...
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Probability models for stasis and change in paleocommunity structure Available to Purchase

John C. Handley, H. David Sheets, Charles E. Mitchell
Journal: PALAIOS
Published: 01 October 2009
PALAIOS (2009) 24 (10): 638–649.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2110/palo.2008.p08-109r
...FIGURE 3. Proposed community structure in the Windom data from the Hamilton group. Bulk samples were obtained from a single outcrop near Tully, New York. The first column lists the 45 temporally ordered horizons in the collection using original labels from Bonuso et al. (2002) , the second column...
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A COMBINED TRACE- AND BODY-FOSSIL APPROACH REVEALS HIGH-RESOLUTION RECORD OF OXYGEN FLUCTUATIONS IN DEVONIAN SEAS Available to Purchase

DIANA L. BOYER, MARY L. DROSER
Journal: PALAIOS
Published: 01 August 2011
PALAIOS (2011) 26 (8): 500–508.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2110/palo.2010.p10-073r
...FIGURE 1. Devonian study localities in western New York. Localities and lithostratigraphic units (from west to east) are as follows: LA  =  Lake Ave. (Marcellus), M  =  Menteth Creek (Penn Yan), K  =  Kashong Glen (Ledyard), F  =  Fayette (Levana), HQ  =  Hubbard Quarry (Geneseo), PC  =  Paines...
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Does coordinated stasis yield taxonomic and ecologic stability?: Middle Devonian Hamilton Group of central New York Available to Purchase

Nicole Bonuso, Cathryn R. Newton, James C. Brower, Linda C. Ivany
Journal: Geology
Published: 01 December 2002
Geology (2002) 30 (12): 1055–1058.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1130/0091-7613(2002)030<1055:DCSYTA>2.0.CO;2
.... The analysis, based upon a collection of >38,000 specimens obtained over a 20 yr period from the Hamilton Group of central New York, used highly controlled sampling techniques, applied within a single, well-defined lithofacies. Assemblages were tested for stability through time, as would be predicted...
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Sedimentary Facies and Plate Tectonics of Equatorial Pacific: Reply Available to Purchase

Edward L. Winterer
Journal: AAPG Bulletin
Published: 01 March 1974
AAPG Bulletin (1974) 58 (3): 541–543.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1306/83D91448-16C7-11D7-8645000102C1865D
... of the Hawaiian Ridge : Geol. Soc. America Bull. , v. 80 , p. 2601 – 2604 . Sverdrup , H. U. , M. W. Johnson , and R. H. Fleming , 1942 , The oceans : New York, Prentice-Hall , 1087 p. Van Andel , T. , G. R. Heath , et al. , 1973 , Initial reports of the Deep Sea...
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