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Baker, Charles Laurence (1932) Erratics and Arkoses in the Middle Penn-Sylvanian Haymond Formation of the Marathon Area, Trans-Pecos, Texas. The Journal of Geology, 40 (7) 577-603 doi:10.1086/623983

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TitleErratics and Arkoses in the Middle Penn-Sylvanian Haymond Formation of the Marathon Area, Trans-Pecos, Texas
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsBaker, Charles LaurenceAuthor
Year1932 (October)Volume40
Issue7
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/623983
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Full ReferenceBaker, Charles Laurence (1932) Erratics and Arkoses in the Middle Penn-Sylvanian Haymond Formation of the Marathon Area, Trans-Pecos, Texas. The Journal of Geology, 40 (7) 577-603 doi:10.1086/623983
Plain TextBaker, Charles Laurence (1932) Erratics and Arkoses in the Middle Penn-Sylvanian Haymond Formation of the Marathon Area, Trans-Pecos, Texas. The Journal of Geology, 40 (7) 577-603 doi:10.1086/623983
In(1932, October) The Journal of Geology Vol. 40 (7) University of Chicago Press

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Baker, Charles Laurence (1935 a), Major structural features of Trans-Pecos Texas, in The geology of Texas, Vol. II, Structural and economic geology: University of Texas Bulletin 3401, January 1, 1934: 137-214, illustrated, (mcl. geol. map), December, 1935.
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Baker, Charles Laurence (1935), Sulphur in Texas: University of Texas, Bureau of Economic Geology Mineral Resources Circular 6, 4 pages, April, 1935.
Corry, Charles E., Herrin, Eugene, McDowell, Fred W., Phillips, Kenneth A. (1990) Geology of the Solitario, Trans-Pecos Texas. GSA Special Paper 250. Geological Society of America
FLORES, ROMEO M. (1974) Characteristics of the Pennsylvanian Lower-Middle Haymond Delta-Front Sandstones, Marathon Basin, West Texas. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 85 (5) 709 doi:10.1130/0016-7606(1974)85<709:cotplh>2.0.co;2
Leonard M. Young (2), (1970) Early Ordovician Sedimentary History of Marathon Geosyncline, Trans-Pecos, Texas. AAPG Bulletin, 54. doi:10.1306/5d25cc93-16c1-11d7-8645000102c1865d
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