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2401Rec № 2316The sedimentology, paleontology and paleoecology of the Jones Creek and Long Beach Formations (Silurian) southern New BrunswickPorter, R. A.1973Masters thesis, University of New Brunswick0001
2402Rec № 897Ordovician-Silurian flysch sedimentation in the axial trough of the Franklinian Geosyncline, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Arctic CanadaTrettin, H. P.1970Geol. Assoc. Can. Spec. Pap.7133527
2403Rec № 16Ordovician (Trenton to Richmond) depositional patterns of New York State, and their relation to the Taconic OrogenyZavala, C.1978Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull.891751176012
2404Rec № 1217Late Ordovician sand-wave complexes on Anticostic Island, Quebec: a marine tidal embayment?Long, D. & Copper, P.1987Can. J. Earth Sci.24182118324
2405Rec № 2447Lower Paleozoic sediments of northwestern Baffin Island, District of FranklinTrettin, H. P.1964Geol. Surv. of Canada, Bull15717033
2406Rec № 1488The Maquoketa Formation in Minnesota and an analysis of its Benthonic communitiesBayer, T. N.1965Doctoral dissertation, University of Minnesota0001
2407Rec № 1150Upper Middle Ordovician submarine fans and associated facies, northeast of Quebec CityBett, E. S.1981Can. J. Earth Sci.1898199410
2408Rec № 1796Characterization and origin of the Garrard Siltstone (Upper Ordovician), central and eastern KentuckyJacobs, G. W.1986Doctoral dissertation, University of Kentucky0003
2409Rec № 2219Paleoecology, biostratinomy and sedimentology of the Mt. Auburn Member (McMillan Formation, uppermost Maysvillian) in the area of Cincinnati, OhioKrumpolz, B. J.1980Masters thesis, University of Cincinnati0002
2410Rec № 2383Interpretation and classification of dune forms in the Thelon Formation, northwest of Schultz Lake, northwest territoriesPianosi, J. G.1984Bachelors thesis, Carleton University-Ontario0001
2411Rec № 2386A sedimentological comparison of two Proterozoic red bed successions (the south channel and Kazan Formations of Baker Lake, N.T.W.) (and the Martin Formation at Uranium City, Saskatchewan)Macey, G.1973Masters thesis, Carleton University-Ontario0006
2412Rec № 1251Ophiolitic detritus in the Upper Ordovician Flysch of Notre Dame Bay and is bearing on the tectonic evolution of the western NewfoundlandNelson, K. D. & Casey, J. F.1979Geology727311
2413Rec № 1819Post-Martinsburg Ordovician stratigraphy, central Appalachian BasinDiecchio, R. J.1980Doctoral dissertation, University of North Carolina00018
2414Rec № 1081Fabric of a Middle Ordovician limestone at Colburne, OntarioLee, P. & Winder, C.1967Can. J. Earth Sci.45295401
2415Rec № 2367Depositional environments of the Lorraine and Richmond Groups in the St. Lawrence Lowlands of QuebecMason, G. D.1967Masters thesis, McGill University00011
2416Rec № 1950Tuscarora, Juniata and Bald Eagle paleocurrents and paleogeography in the central AppalachiansYardley, M.1959Doctoral dissertation, John Hopkins University0005
2417Rec № 2566Cyclic alteration of proximal and distal storm facies: Kope and Fairview formations (upper Ordovician), Ohio and KentuckyJennette, D. C. & Pryor, W. A.1993J. Sed. Pet.6318320313
2418Rec № 1996Tectonics and sedimentation associated with the Taconic orogeny (Ordovician) of New York StateZavala, C., Maretto, H., Di Meglio, M.1976Masters thesis, University of Arizona0009
2419Rec № 633Sedimentary structures in the Schenectady and a portion of the Austin Glen (Trenton) in eastern New YorkKrueger, Jr., W. C.1963J. Sed. Pet.339589623
2420Rec № 1454Depositional environment in the Late Middle Ordovician Taconic Foreland Basin (New York State): evidence from geochemical, sedimentological, and stratigraphic studiesHay, B. J.1982Masters thesis, Cornell University0002
2421Rec № 1516Petrology and sedimentation of the Schenectady-Frankfort Formations, New York StateBloomer, G.1972Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University0001
2422Rec № 1061Evidence of current action in the Ordovician of New YorkRuedemann, R.1897Amer. Geologist1936739111
2423Rec № 831Regional implications of the stratigraphy and structure of Shochary Ridge, Berks and Lehigh Counties, PennsylvaniaWright, M.1978Amer. Jour. Sci.278100010171
2424Rec № 1935Martinsburg Flysch of the central AppalachiansMcBride, E. F.1960Doctoral dissertation, John Hopkins University00013
2425Rec № 2659The Shochary Ridge sequence, southeastern Pennsylvania-a possible Ordovician piggyback basin fillLash, G. G.1990Sed. Geol.6839532
2426Rec № 1224Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Cumberland Head Formation (Middle Ordovician) in the Plattsburgh Region, New York and VermontMehrtens, C.1987Northeastern Geology961751
2427Rec № 1084Regional microfabric analysis and insoluble residues of Black River Group (Middle Ordovician) in Southern OntarioMukherji, K. & Winder, C.1970Can. J. Earth Sci.7143714481
2428Rec № 843Paleogeographic and Palinspastic MapsKay, M.1945Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. Bull.294264508
2429Rec № 1905Interpretation of cross-beds in the Bigby Facies of the Bigby-Cannon Formation (Ordovician) in the central basin of TennesseeBrooke, J. P.1971Masters thesis, Vanderbilt University00071
2430Rec № 1824Depositional environments of the middle Ordovician Greensport Formation and Colvin Mountain sandstone in Calhoun, Etowah, and St. Clair Counties, AlabamaJenkins, C. M.1984Masters thesis, University of Alabama0001
2431Rec № 2329Sedimentology and stratigraphy of the Curling Group (Humber Arm Supergroup), central western NewfoundlandGonzalez-Bonorino, G.1979Doctoral dissertation, McMaster University0007
2432Rec № 1811Descriptive, interpretive, and quantitative study of the coarse clastics of the middle Ordovician Tellico Formation in the vicinity of South Holston Dam, TennesseeBowlin, B. K.1979Masters thesis, University of Tennessee0005
2433Rec № 1830Lithofacies and depositional environments of a portion of The Stones River Formation in Etowah and Dekalb Counties, northeast AlabamaWard, C. R.1983Masters thesis, University of Alabama0002
2434Rec № 281Rhythms in deep sea, fine-grained turbidite and debris flow sequences, Middle Ordovician, eastern TennesseeShanmugam, G.1980Sedimentology274194322
2435Rec № 278Stratigraphic relationships and detrital composition of the medial Ordovician flysch of western New England: implications for the tectonic evolution of the Taconic OrogenyRowley, D. B. & Kidd, W. S.F.1981J. Geol.891992181
2436Rec № 2313Paleocurrents and sedimentation of part of the Meguma Group (Lower Paleozoic) of Nova Scotia, CanadaCampbell, F. H.A.1966Masters thesis, Dalhousie University00034
2437Rec № 2442Sedimentology of the Goldenville Formation, Eastern Shore, Nova ScotiaWaldron, J. W.F. & Jensen, L. R.1985Geol. Surv. of Canada, Paper851109
2438Rec № 2443(not set)(not set)0(not set)0000
2439Rec № 852Statistical methods applied to Trentonian stratigraphy in New YorkChenoweth, P. A.1952Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull.635215603
2440Rec № 586Dimensional grain orientation of Ordovician turbidite greywackesOnions, D. & Middleton, G. V.1968J. Sed. Pet.3816417419
2441Rec № 758Downcurrent textural changes in Ordovician turbidite greywackesParkash, B. & Middleton, G. V.1970Sedimentology142592935
2442Rec № 1082Geometrical analysis of ripple-drift cross-laminationWalker, R.1969Can. J. Earth Sci.63833922
2443Rec № 1147The sedimentary structures and depositional mechanics of certain Ordovician turbidites, Cloridorme Formation, Gaspe Peninsula, QuebecSkipper, K. & Middleton, G. V.1975Can. J. Earth Sci.12193419475
2444Rec № 1270Contained (reflected)turbidity currents from the Middle Ordovician Cloridorme Formation, Quebec, Canada: an alternative to the antidune hypothesisPickering, K. & Hiscott, R.1985Sedimentology323733941
2445Rec № 1287Antidune cross-stratification in a turbidite sequence, Cloridome Formation, Gospe, QuebecSkipper, K.1971Sedimentology1751681
2446Rec № 1498Cloridorme Formation, Middle Ordovician flysch, northern Gaspe Peninsula, QuebecEnos, P.1964Doctoral dissertation, Yale University00012
2447Rec № 2330Depositional mechanics of Atypical Turbidites, Cloridorme Formation, Gaspe, QuebecSkipper, K.1970Masters thesis, McMaster University0006
2448Rec № 2331Depositional mechanism of Greywackes, Cloridorme Formation (Middle Ordovician), Gaspe, QuebecParkash, B.1969Doctoral dissertation, McMaster University0008
2449Rec № 2333Dimensional grain orientation of Ordovician Turbidite GreywackesOnions, D.1965Masters thesis, McMaster University00017
2450Rec № 2341Ripple-drift cross-lamination in turbidites of the Ordovician Cloridorme Formation, Gaspe, QuebecBhattacharjee, S. B.1970Masters thesis, McMaster University0005
2451Rec № 2342Sedimentology of some turbidites and related rocks from the Cloridorme Group, Ordovician, QuebecBeeden, D. R.1983Masters thesis, McMaster University0002
2452Rec № 2813On experimental reflected density currents and the interpretation of certain turbiditesEdwards, D. A., Leeder, M. R., Best, J. L., & Pantin, H. M.1994Sedimentology414374616
2453Rec № 2783Internal-tide deposits in an Ordovician submarine channel: previously unrecognized facies?Zheng, C., Li, B. & Wen, X.1991Geology197347374
2454Rec № 1090La transgression Ordovicienne dans le Comte de Charlevoix, QuebecRondot, J.1972Can. J. Earth Sci.9118712035
2455Rec № 1119Provenance of Ordovician deep-water sandstone, Tourelle Formation, Quebec, and implications for initiation of the Taconic OrogenyHiscott, R.1978Can. J. Earth Sci.15157915971
2456Rec № 2326Sedimentology and regional implications of deep-water sandstones of the Tourelle Formation, Ordovician, QuebecHiscott, R. N.1977Doctoral dissertation, McMaster University0009
2457Rec № 1496Stratigraphy and cross-bedding of the Aladdin Sandstone, Black Hills, South DakotaSeeland, D. A.1961Masters thesis, University of Minnesota00017
2458Rec № 714Depositional environment of the Ordovician succession in the Marathon Region, TexasBerry, W. B.1958J. Sed. Pet.283894052
2459Rec № 1994Crossbedding of the Tanglewood Limestone Member of the Lexington Limestone (Ordovician of the Blue Grass Region of KentuckyHrabar, S. V., Cressman, E. R. & Potter, P. E.1971Masters thesis, Brigham Young University00016
2460Rec № 2217Depositional environment, diagenesis and stromatoporoid paleoecology of Labechia Huronesis (Billings) beds in the Tanglewood limestone and stamping ground members of the Lexington Limestone (Ordovician), central KentuckyHudson, T. W.1984Masters thesis, University of Cincinatti0002
2461Rec № 82Intraclast orientation in Cambro-Ordovician limestones in Western MarylandLindholm, R. C.1980J. Sed. Pet.501205121227
2462Rec № 1490Sedimentary petrology of the Marathon Formation (Lower Ordovician), Trans-Pecos, TexasYoung, G. M. & Gostin, V. A.1968Doctoral dissertation, University of Texas, Austin0004
2463Rec № 981Petrology and structure of the Cockeysville Formation (Pre-Silurian) near Baltimore, MarylandChoquette, P. W.1960Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull.711027105232
2464Rec № 45Early Ordovician tidal flat sedimentation, western margin of proto-Atlantic OceanMazzulo, S. J.1978J. Sed. Pet.48496210
2465Rec № 1975Stratigraphy of the Roberts Mountains allochthon in north central NevadaMadrid, R. J.J.1987Doctoral dissertation, Stanford University0001
2466Rec № 2374Sedimentology of the Lower Paleozoic shelf-slope transition Levis, QuebecBreakey, E. C.1975Masters thesis, McGill University0006
2467Rec № 2268Structure and stratigraphy of the Blakely Sandstone in eastern Montgomery and western Garland Counties, ArkansasStolarz, R. J.1982Bachelors thesis, Southern Illinois University0003
2468Rec № 11Flysch pebble conglomerate of the Cap-des-Rosiers Formation (Ordovician), Gaspe Peninsula, QuebecAalto, K. R.1972J. Sed. Pet.429229261
2469Rec № 53The orientation of discoidal clasts, in resedimented conglomerates, Cambro-Ordivician Gaspe, eastern QuebecHendry, H. E.1976J. Sed. Pet.4648551
2470Rec № 72Petrology of the Kinnikinic Quartzite (Middle Ordovician), east-central IdahoJames, W. C. & Oaks Jr., R. Q.1977J. Sed. Pet.47149115111
2471Rec № 2800Early development and flysch sedimentation in Ordovician Taconic foreland basin, west-central NewfoundlandGonzalez-Bonorino, G.1990Can. J. Earth Sci.27124712577
2472Rec № 519Accretion-related deformation of an ancient (Early Paleozoic)trench-fill deposit, central Appalachian orogenLash, G. G.1985Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull.96116711783
2473Rec № 1791Lithostratigraphy and depositional environments of the Lexington LimestoneEtter, E. M.1975Masters thesis, University of Kentucky0001
2474Rec № 2445Geology to Ordovician to Pennsylvanian rocks, M'clintock Inlet, north coast of Ellesmere Island, Canadian Arctic ArchipelagoTrettin, H. P.1969Geol. Surv. of Canada, Bull.1831931
2475Rec № 1288Aeolian to marine transition in Cambro-Ordovician cratonic sheet sandstones of the northern Mississippi Valley, USADott Jr, R. H., Byers, C. W., Fielder, G. W., Stenzel, S. R., & Winfree, K. E.1986Sedimentology333453679
2476Rec № 1503Paleocurrent and textural analyses of the St. Peter Sandstone in a portion of south central WisconsinRoshardt, M. A.1965Masters thesis, University of Wisconsin0002
2477Rec № 1526Depositional environments of the St. Peter Sandstone of the upper MidwestWilson, W. F.1983Masters thesis, University of Wisconsin0001
2478Rec № 511Use of paleocurrent data from imbricate intraclasts to recognize shallower vs. deeper carbonate shelf environments in the Upper Cambrian of southwestern VirginiaWheelock, G.1985Geol. Soc. Amer. Abs.1774903
2479Rec № 15Paleocurrent and depositional environments of deep water conglomerates in the Cambro-Ordovician Cap Enrage Formation, Quebec AppalachiansJohnson, B. A. & Walker, R. G.1979Can Journal Earth Science.161375138914
2480Rec № 188Depositional mechanisms of deep-sea coarse clastic sediments, Cap Enrage Formation, QuebecHein, F. J.1982Can. J. Earth Sci.192672874
2481Rec № 765Transport and deposition of resedimented conglomerates: the Cap Enrage Formation, Cambro - Ordovician, Gaspe, QuebecDavies, T. C. & Walker, R. G.1974J. Sed. Pet.44120012169
2482Rec № 789The Cambro - Ordovician Cap Enrage Formation, Quebec, Canada: conglomeratic deposits of a braided submarine channel with terracesHein, F. J. & Walker, R. G.1982Sedimentology293093297
2483Rec № 2327Transport of conglomerate into deep water: a study of the Cambro-Ordovician Cap Enrage conglomerate at St. Simon De Rimouski, QuebecDavies, I. C.1972Masters thesis, McMaster University0008
2484Rec № 2338Deep-sea fan-valley conglomerate: Cap Enrage Formation, Gaspe, QuebecJohnson, B. A.1974Masters thesis, McMaster University00013
2485Rec № 1112The Precambrian Shield and the Lower Paleozoic Shelf: The unstable provenance of the Lower Paleozoic flysch sandstones and conglomerates of the Appalachians between Beaumont and Bic, QuebecLajoie, J., Heroux, Y. & Matheu, B.1974Can. J. Earth Sci.119519633
2486Rec № 2464Cambrian to Upper Silurian stratigraphy, Somerset Island and northeastern Boothia Peninsula, District of Franklin, N.W.T.Miall, A. D. & Kerr, J. W.1980Geol. Surv. of Canada, Bull.315002
2487Rec № 1515Stratigraphy, sedimentation, and petrology of the Cambro-Ordovician Cow Head Group at Broom Point and Martin Point, western NewfoundlandCallahan, R. K.M.1974Masters thesis, University of Massachusetts0002
2488Rec № 1703Sedimentology, petrology and structural geology of the Cow Head Klippe: Broom Point, St. Paul's Inlet and Black Brook, western NewfoundlandSuchecki, R. K.1975Doctoral dissertation, University of Texas, Austin00029
2489Rec № 2423Sedimentology and paleogeography of the Upper Cambrian Waterfowl Formation, southern Canadian RockiesWatchorn, M. & Armstrong, N.1986Masters thesis, University of Calgary0004
2490Rec № 8Orientation analysis of trough cross stratification in Upper Cambrian sandstones of western WisconsinMichelon, P. C. & Dott, Jr., R. H.1973J. Sed. Pet.43784794203
2491Rec № 1504Stratigraphy and depositional environments of the Norwalk member of the Jordan Formation (Upper Cambrian), southwestern WisconsinPorter, J.1978Masters thesis, University of Wisconsin0006
2492Rec № 1492Sedimentation and diagenesis at a Late Cambrian biomere extinction horizonGrimm, K. A.1986Masters thesis, University of Wisconsin0001
2493Rec № 1964Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Upper Cambrian Lone Rock Formation, western Wisconsin - focus on the Reno memberSutherland, J. L.1986Masters thesis, University of Wisconsin0004
2494Rec № 1517Paleocurrent study of the Potsdam Sandstone of New York and QuebecSahakian, A. S.1963Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University00044
2495Rec № 1500Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Mazomanie Formation (Upper Cambrian) in southwestern WisconsinMortenson J. J.1981Masters thesis, University of Wisconsin0003
2496Rec № 673Cross-lamination analysis in the Upper Cambrian Franconia Formation of WisconsinFarkas, S.1960J. Sed. Pet.304474581
2497Rec № 978Paleogeographic evolution of the Lake Superior region from Late Keweenawan to Late Cambrian timeHamblin, W. K.1961Geol. Soc. Amer. Bull.721187
2498Rec № 1521The Cambrian Sandstones of northern MichiganHamblin, W. K.1958Doctoral dissertation, University of Michigan0002
2499Rec № 1522(not set)(not set)0(not set)0000
2500Rec № 2552Cambrian shoreline deposits in northern MichiganHaddox, C. A. & Dott, Jr., R. H.1990J. Sed. Pet.606977164