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Geology of the Broken Bow uplift : an introduction and field-trip guide.

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Okla State Agency	Geological Survey, Oklahoma
Okla Agency Code	'GEO'
Title	Geology of the Broken Bow uplift : an introduction and field-trip guide.
Authors	Oklahoma Geological Survey. Suneson, Neil, 1950- Oklahoma Academy of Science.
Publisher	Oklahoma Geological Survey
Publication Date	1995-04-22
Publication type	Research Report/Study Student Materials
Subject	Geology--Ouachita Mountains (Ark. and Okla.) Rock deformation--Ouachita Mountains (Ark. and Okla.) Geology, Stratigraphic--Paleozoic.
Purpose	The Ouachita Mountains extend from near Little Rock, Arkansas, to near Atoka, Oklahoma. Broken Bow, Oklahoma, is at the southern edge of the mountains. The Ouachita Mountains are one of the few east-west trending mountain ranges in the country; the only others are the Uinta Mountains in northeastern Utah and the Transverse Ranges northwest of Los Angeles.; This field guide focuses on the geology of the Broken Bow uplift and the immediately overlying Gulf Coastal Plain rocks. The rocks of the uplift are early and middle Paleozoic in age (about 500 to 350 million years old); the sedimentary rocks of the Gulf Coastal Plain are Cretaceous (about 125 million to 80 million years old). The contact between the two groups of rocks is known as an unconformity; unconformities represent nmissing" pieces of the Earth's history.
Notes	Prepared for a meeting of the Oklahoma Academy of Science, Beavers Bend State Park, Oklahoma
Series	Oklahoma Geological Survey open-file report ; 1-95
OkDocs Class#	G500.7 O61fr 1-95
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://www.ogs.ou.edu/pubsscanned/openfile/OF1_95.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2012-07-02
Date modified	2014-06-13

Title	OF1_95 ocr 1
Full text	THE GEOLOGY OFTHE BROKEN BOW UPLIFT AN INTRODUCTION AND FIELD-TRIP GUIDE Oklahoma Geological Su rvey Open-File Report 1-95
Date created	2012-07-02
Date modified	2012-07-02

Geology of the Broken Bow uplift : an introduction and field-trip guide.

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