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Bibliography and Index of Georgia Geology
1992-1994
American Geological Institute GeoReflnformation System
GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Lonice C. Barrett, Commissioner
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DNISION Harold F. Reheis, Director
GEORGIA GEOLOGIC SURVEY William H. McLemore, State Geologist
Atlanta 1996
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BmLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEORGIA GEOLOGY SERIALS LIST

AAPG Bulletin. Tulsa. OK: American Association of Petroleum Geologists. ISSN: 01491423.
Abstracts - American Association for the Advancement of Science. Pacific Division. Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA: American ..1\.ssociation for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division. ISSN: 07338821.
Abstracts - Geological Society of Australia. Sydney, N.S.W.: Geological Society of Australia. ISSN: 0729011X.
Abstracts of Papers - American Chemical Society, National Meeting. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society. ISSN: OC)657727.
Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. Boulder, CO: Geological Society of America (GSA). ISSN: 00167592.
ACS Symposium Series. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society. ISSN: 00976156.
Acta Botanica Neerlandica. Amsterdam: North-Holland. ISSN: 00445983.
Alabama Geological Society, Annual Field Trip Guidebook. University, AL: Alabama Geological Society. ISSN: 00655635.
American Journal of Botany. Lawrence, KS: Botanical Society of America. ISSN: ()(X)29122.
American Journal of Science. New Haven, CT: Kline Geology Laboratory. Yale University. ISSN: 00029599.
American :Mineralogist. Washington, DC: Mineralogical Society of America. ISSN: 0003004X.
American Water Resources Association Technical Publication Series TPS. Bethesda, MD: American Water Resources Association. ISSN: 07319789.
Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. New York-Heidelberg-Berlin: Springer-Verlag. ISSN: 00904341.
ASAE Publication. St. Joseph, MI: American Society of Agricultural Engineers. ISSN: 01971662
BuUetin Georgia Geologic Survey (1978). Atlanta. GA: Georgia Geologic Survey. ISSN: 02779420.
Bureau of Mines Report of Investigations. Washington, DC: U. S. Bureau of Mines. ISSN: 00961922.
= Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences Journal Canadien des
Sciences de Ia Terre. Ottawa. ON: National Research Council of Canada. ISSN: 00084077.
Catena Supplement. Cremlingen-Destedt: Catena-Verlag Rohdenburg. ISSN: 07220723.
Circular- Geological Survey of Alabama. University, AL: Geological Survey of Alabama. ISSN: 00973149.

Circular Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Geologic Survey. ISSN: 02783371.
Clays and Clay Minerals. Clarkson, NY: Clay Minerals Society. ISSN: 00098604.
Developments in Earth Surface Processes. Amsterdam-OxfordNew York-Tokyo: Elsevier.
Eclogae Geologicae Helvetiae. Basel: .Birkhaeuser Verlag. ISSN: 00129402.
Economic Geology and the BuUetin of the Society of Economic Geologists. Lancaster, PA: Economic Geology Publishing Company. ISSN: 03610128.
Economic Geology Monographs. New Haven. CT: Economic Geology Publishing Co. ISSN: 10420940.
Environmental Geology. New York-Berlin: Springer International. ISSN: 01775146.
Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. Washington. DC: American Geophysical Union. ISSN: 00963941.
ERC. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Tech. Research Institute.
Estuaries. [Lawrence, KS]: [Estuarine Research Federation}. ISSN: 01608347.
Field Conference Guidebook (TaUahassee). Tallahassee. FL: Southeastern Geological Society. ISSN: 03616460.
Geochimica et Cosmocbimica Acta. Oxford: Pergamon. ISSN: 00167037.
GeOderma. Amsterdam: Elsevier. ISSN: 00167061.
Geodynamics Series. Washington, DC: American Geophysical Union. ISSN: 02776669.
Geologic Atlas- Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Geologic Survey.
Geologic Quadrangle Map - U. S. Geological Survey. Reston, VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 03758117.
Geologic Report Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Geologic Survey. ISSN: 07345887.
Geological Society of America BuUetin. Boulder. CO: Geological Society of America (GSA). ISSN: 00167606.
Geology (Boulder). Boulder. CO: Geological Society of America (GSA). ISSN: 00917613.
Geophysical Journal International. [London]: Blackwell. ISSN: 0955419X.
Georgia Journal of Science. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Academy of SCience. ISSN: 01479369.
Ground Water Management. Dublin. OH: Water Well Journal Pub. Co. ISSN: 10479023.

Serials
Guidebook- Georgia Geological Society. Atlanta, GA: Georgia Geological Society. ISSN: 04355407.
HydrauUc Engineering: Proceedings of the National Conference on Hydraulic Engineering. New York, NY: American Society of Civil Engineers. Hydraulics Division.
Hydrologic Atlas (Atlanta, Ga.). Atlanta, GA: Georgia Geologic Survey.
Hydrological Processes. [New York:]: [Wiley). ISSN: 08856087.
Information Circular Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Geologic Survey. ISSN: 02783398.
Information Series - Alberta Research Council. Edmonton, AB: Alberta Research Council. ISSN: 07015178.
International Geological Congress, Abstracts-Congl-es Geologique lntemationale. Resum~ [location varies]: [International Geological Congress].
International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts. Oxford-New York: Pergamon. ISSN: 01489062.
International Sedimentological Congress. Utrecht: International Association of Sedimentologists. Comparative Sedimentology Division.
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, General As sembly. Vancouver, BC: International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG).
The Journal of Coal Quality. Charleston, WV: Coal Testing Conference. ISSN: 07328087.
Journal of Environmental Quality. Madison, WI: American Society of Agronomy, [and} Crop Science Society of America. land} Soil Science Society of America. ISSN: 00472425.
Journal of Geochemical Exploration. Amsterdam-New York: Elsevier. ISSN: 03756742.
Journal of Geology. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. ISSN: 00221376.
Journal of Geophysical Research, B, Solid Earth and Planets. Washington, DC: American Geophysical Union. ISSN: 08853401.
Journal of Geophysical Research, C, Oceans. Washington. DC: American Geophysical Union. ISSN: 87558556.
Journal of Hydrology. Amsterdam: Elsevier. ISSN: 00221694.
Journal of Paleontology. Tulsa, OK: Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists. ISSN: 00223360.
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. LausaMeBudapest: Elsevier. ISSN: 02365731.
Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma. ISSN: 02724634.
Micropaleontology. New York, NY: American Museum ofNatural History. ISSN: 00262803.
Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey. Reston. VA: U. S. Geological Survey.

NUREG/CR (United States. Nuclear KNult~lnry Commission). Washington, DC: U. S. Nuclear Regulnturv Cnmmtssion. Office
of Nuclear Regulatory Research. ISSN: (rtfK I r,711.
OpenFile Report- U. S. Geologif:al SurvY Kcstnn, VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 019614Y7.
Open-File Report (Georgia GeoiOJtlc survryJ. IAtlanta. GAl:
Georgia Geologic Survey. ISSN: 027794KX.
Organic Geochemistry. Oxford-New Yurk: l'crgmnon. ISSN: 01466380.
Paleobiology. Lancaster. PA: Franklin and M;trshatl College. Department of Geology. ISSN: 00948373.
Physical Geography. Silver Spring. MD: V. H. Winston and Sons. I~SN: 02723646.
Proceedings- Mississippi Water Resources Conference. [State College], MS: Mississippi State University. Watc."T Resources Research Institute. ISSN: 00769533.
Proceedings of the Annual Highway Geolo~y Symposium. Atlanta. GA: Highway Geology Symposium. lSSN: 01609564.
Proceedings of the Bald Head Island Conference on Coastal Plains Geology. [Wilmington. NC]: University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Printed by the GPO.
Proceedings of the International Conference on Basement Tectonics. [location varies): Basement Tectonics Committee. ISSN: 02705427.
Proceedings, AWWA Annual Conference. Denver. CO: American Water Works Association. ISSN: 0360814X.
Program and Abstracts - American Quaternary Association. Conference. Seattle, WA: American Quaternary Association. ISSN: 0741059X.
Program and Abstracts - Annual Clay Minerals Conference. Clay Minerals Society.
Project Report - Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA: Georgia Geologic Survey. ISSN: 10460160.
Quaternary Research (New York). New York. NY: Academic Press. ISSN: 00335894.
Report- Water Resources Research Institute. Clemson University. Clemson, SC: Clemson University, Water Resources Research Institute. ISSN: 00694657.
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology. Amsterdam: Elsevier. ISSN: 00346667.
Revue de Paleobiologie. Geneva: Museum d'Histoire Naturelle deGeneve, Suisse. ISSN: 02536730.
Rock & Gem. Encino, CA: Behn-Miller Publishers. ISSN: 00488453.
Science. Washington, DC: American Association for the Advancement of Science. ISSN: 00368075.
SEG Abstracts. Tulsa. OK: Society of Exploration Geophysicists, International Meeting and Exposition. ISSN: 07370164.
Seismological Research Letters. [El Cerrito. CA}: Seismological Society of America. Eastern Section. ISSN: 08950695.

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Senckenbergiana Maritima. Frankfurt: Senckenbergische Naturforschende Gesellschaft ISSN: 0080889X.
Shell Nachrichten. Hamburg: Deutsche Shell AG.
Soil Science. Baltimore, MD: Williams & Wilkins Company. ISSN: 0038075X.
South Carolina Geology. Columbia. SC: South Carolina Geological Survey. ISSN~ 02729873.
Southeastern Geology. Durham. NC: Duke University, Department of Geology. ISSN: 00383678.
Special Paper- Geological Society of America. Boulder. CO: Geological Society of America (GSA). ISSN: 00721077.
Special Publication - Clay Minerals Society. Boulder, CO: The Clay Minerals Society.
Special Publication - Geochemical Society. University Park. PA: Geochemical Society.
Special Publication of the International Association ofSedimentologists. Oxford: Blackwell. ISSN: 01413600.

Serials
Studies in Geology (Knoxville). Knoxville. lN: University of Tennessee. Department of Geological Sciences. ISSN: 02711648.
Technical Report HL (Vicksburg, Miss.). Vicksburg. MS: U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. Waterways Experiment Station. ISSN: 08860866.
U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin. Reston. VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 03644510.
U. S. Geological Survey Circular. Reston, VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 03646017.
U. S. Geological Survey Professional Paper. Reston. VA: U.. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 10449612.
U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Reston, VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 08869308.
United States Geological Survey Yearbook. Reston. VA: U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 01629484.
Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey. [Reston, VA): U. S. Geological Survey. ISSN: 0092332X.

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BffiLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF GEORGIA GEOLOGY BffiLIOGRAPHY

00001 Aadland. Rolf K. (Westinghouse Savannah River Company. Environmental Sciences Section. Aiken, SC); Thayer, Paul A. and Smits. Andrew D. Hydrostratigraphy of the Savannah River Site region, South Carolina and Georgia: in Geological investigations of the central Savannah River area. South Carolina and Georgia (Fallaw. Wallace, editor; el al.), South Carolina State Development Board, Division of Geology. Columbia. SC, 1992, B.X.l-B.X.6. chart, sect., sketch maps. 13 ref., 1992.
Abrams, C. E. seeD'Agostino, J.P.
Ahuja. L. R. see Rojas, R. W.
00002 Aiken, G. R. (U. S. Geological Survey); Brown, P. A.; Noyes. T. I. and Pinckney, D. J. Molecular size and weight of fulvic and humic acids from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia; interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett, R. C., editor; et al.). U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373, p. 89-97, illus. incl. 3 tables, 18 ref., 1994.
Aiken, G. R. see also Malcohn, R. L.
00003 AISanabani, Gaber Ali Mohamed. Palynostratigraphic age and origin of the kaolin deposits in the inner coastal plain. in east-central Georgia: 240 p., Doctoral, 1991. University of Georgia. Athens, GA. Available/rom: Univ. Microf.tlms.
()(X)()4 Albe~ J. J. (Univ. Ga., Mar. Inst, Sapelo Island, GA)
z. and FUip, Metal binding to estuarine fulvic and humic acids
[abstr.]: in 201st ACS national meeting; abstracts of papers, Abstracts of Papers American Chemical Society, National Meeting, 201(1), p. GEOC 48, 1991. Meeting: April14-19. 1991, Atlanta. GA.
00005 Alberts, James J. (Univ. Ga., Mar. Inst. Sapelo Island, GA); F'Uip, Zdenek; Price, Mary T.; Hedges, John I. and jacobsen. Timothy R. CuO--oxidation products. acid hydrolyzable monosaccharides and amino acids of humic substances occurring in a salt marsh estuary: Organic Geochemistry. 18(2), p. 171-180.5 tables, 57 ref., March 1992.
00006 Albin. Edward F. (Fembank Sci. Cent, Department of Space Science. Atlanta, GA). Morphology and distribution of 92 georgiaites: Georgia Journal of Science, 50(3), p. 113-123, illus. incl. 4 tables, geol. sketch map, 17 ref., 1992.
00007 Aleshire, David P. (Georgia Southern University, Department of Biology, Statesboro, GA). Functional morphology and locomotion in an Eocene protocetid whale from Georgia [abstr.]: in Society of Vertebrate Paleontology fifty-third annual meeting (Cifelli, Richard L., editor; el al.), Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 13(3, SuppL), p. 24, September 23. 1993. Meeting: Oct. 13-16. 1993. Albuquerque, NM.
00008 Algeo. Thomas j. (Univ. Cincinnati, Dep. Geol.. Cincinnati. OH) and Rich, Mark. Bangor Limestone; depositional environments and cyclicity on a Late Mississippian carbonate shelf:

Southeastern Geology, 32(3). p. 143-162. charts. strat. cols., 36 ref., February 1992.
Allmon, W. D. see Ketcher. K. M.
00009 Allmon, Warren D. (University of South Florida. Department of Geology. Tampa. FL). Parallel biogeographic contraction of turritelline gastropods. Cenozoic of east and wesr coast-. of North America [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1989 annual meeting (Dymek. Robert F. chairperson: er al.), Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of America. 21(6), p. 341. 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9, 1989, St Louis. MO.
Amani, S. K. see Saleh, F. Y.
00010 American Geological Institute, GeoRef Information System. Bibliography and index of Georgia geology; 1988 through 1991: Open-File Report (Georgia Geologic Survey), Rep. No. 92-4, 137 p., 1992.
Anderson, R.N. see Wesolowski, D. J.
Antweiler. R. C. see Bowles. E. C.
00011 Arnonne. Robert. Floccule characterization of the Satilla Estuary: 56 p.. Master's. 1972, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA.
Aronson, James L. see Roden, Mary K.
Arora, Ram see Mack, James B.
00012 Ashraf, Muhammad Saleem. Dynamic modeling of contaminant transport with swface runoff and sediment 201 p. Doctoral, 1992, Rutgers, The State University, New Brunswick. New Brunswick, NJ. Available from: Univ. Microfll:rns.
00013 Asmussen, Loris E. {U. S. Dep. Agric. S.E. Watershed Res. Lab., Tifton, GA) and Smith, C. N. Study design to investigate and simulate agrochemical movement and fate in groundwater recharge: in Groundwater residue sampling design; proceedings of the 199th national meeting of the American Chemical Society (Nash, Ralph G., editor; et al.), ACS Symposium Series, 465, p. 150-164, illus. incl. 1 table, sect.. sketch map. 4 ref., 1991. Meeting: Apri122-27. 1990, Boston, MA
Asmussen, Loris E. see also Hicks, David W.
00014 Atkins, Robert L. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA) and Lineback, Jerry A. Structural relations, origin and emplacement of granitic rocks in the Cedar Rock Complex, Georgia Piedmont Bulletin- Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 115, 40 p., illus. incl. sects., block diags., 6 tables, sketch maps; site location map. 1:100,000; geol. map. 1:100.000. 38 ref., 1992.
Atkins, Robert L. see also Brackett, David A.; Higgins, Michael W.; Lineback. Jerry A.
00015 Austin, RogerS. (Engelhard Corp.. Gordon. GA). Kaolin in the Southeastern United States: in Proceedings of the symposium on the Economic geology of the southeastern industrial miner-

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Averett Bonn
als (Pickering. Sam J.. Jr. editor), Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey (1978). Rep. No. 120, p. 42-62, illus. incl. sect., 1991. Meeting: April6, 1989, Atlanta. GA.
00)16 Averett, R. C. (U. S. Geological Survey); Leenheer, J. A.; McKnight, D. M. and Thorn, K. A., editors. Humic substances in the Suwannee River, Georgia; interactions. properties, and proposed structures: U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373, 224 p. 1 sheet. illus. incl. tables. 1994. Individual chapters are cited separately; supersedes Open-ftle report 87-557.
Averett~ R. C. see also Malcolm, R. L.
Aylor, Joseph G., Jr. see Tull, James F.
()(X) 17 Aylor. Joseph Garnett. Paleozoic history of the Nantahala and Brasstown formations of the basal Murphy Belt, southwesternmost North Carolina and northernmost Georgia: 554 p. Doctoral. 1994. Florida State University. Tallahassee. FL. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.
Babaei, Abdolali see Vauchez. Alain
Babaie, Hassan A. see Vauchez, Alain
Ballew, Mary D. see Casteel, Carolyn A.
Barker, C. A. see Dennis, A. J.
00018 Barnes, Arthur E. (Cornell Univ., lnst. Stud. Cont., Ithaca, NY) and Reston. Timothy J. A study of two mid-crustal bright spots from Southeast Georgia (USA): Geophysical Journal International, 108(2), p. 683-691. illus. incl. sects., sketch maps. 21 ref. February 1992.
Barnes, H. L. see Soong, C.; Soong, Chie
CXXH9 Baum, Joan S. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta, GA); McFadden, Keith; Fle:xner, Nancy; Harrelson, Larry G. and West, ChrisT. Management of geohydrologic data using a geographic information system for a three-dimensional ground-water flow model of the Savannah River site area, South Carolina and Georgia [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 26(4), p. 3, March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8. 1994. Blacksburg, VA.
Baum, Joan S. see also Falls, Fred W.
00020 Baum, Joan Smith (U. S. Geological Survey, Water Resources Division, Atlanta, GA). Three-dimensional modeling of ground-water flow in the vicinity of the Savannah River Site, South Carolina and Georgia [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(4), p. 2-3, April 2. 1993. Meeting: Aprill-2, 1993, Tallahassee, FL.
Bean, W. C. see Callahan. J. E.
00021 Beare, Michael H. (University ofGeorgia. Institute of Ecology, Athens, GA) and Bruce. R. Russell. A comparison of methods for measuring water-stable aggregates~ implications for determining environmental effects on soil structure: in Soil structure/soil biota interrelationships (Brussaard, L., editor; el al.), Geoderma, 56(1-4). p. 87-104, illus. incl. 3 tables, 31 ref., March 15, 1993. Meeting: International workshop on methods of research. Nov. 24-28. 1991. Wageningen. Netherlands.

00022 Benson, Sally M. (Clemson University, Department of Earth Sciences. Clemson, SC); Moore, Jerry; Daggett. John and Snipes, David S. The influence of barometric pressure fluctuations. Earth tides and rainfall loading on fluid pressures in coa<:tal plain aquifers, Burke County, Georgia [abstr.): in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section, 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 25(4). p. 3, April2. 1993. Meeling: April1-2, 1993, Tallahassee. FL.
00023 Bentley, Samuel J. Physical and biogenic characteristics of Cabbage Island tidal flat, Wassaw Sound, Georgia: Master's. 1991. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
00024 Bergan, Gail R. (Univ. Tex. at Arlington. Arlington, TX). Shoreline depositional environments of Glen Rose Formation (Lower Cretaceous) in type area, Somervell and Hood counties. Texas [abstr.]: in Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies and Gulf <:oast Section SEPM meeting; abstracts. AAPG Bulletin, 72(9). p. 1109. September 1988. Meeting: Oct. 19-21. 1988. New Orleans, LA.
00025 Bierman. Paul R. (University of Washington. Department ofGeology, Seattle, WA); Massey, Christine A.; Gillespie, Alan R.; Elmore, David and Caffee, Marc. Erosion rate and exposure age of granite landforms estimated with cosmogenic 36CI [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(6). p. 141. illus. October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993, Boston. MA.
00026 Bierman, Paul Robert. In situ produced cosmogenic iso-, topes and the evolution of granitic landforms: 289 p.. Doctoral. 1993, University of Washington, Seattle. WA. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.
Blanchette, Peter L. see Smith, Rosser J.
Blum, A. E. see Huntington. T. G.
()(X)27 Boadu, F. K. (Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Atlanta. GA) and Long, L. T. The fractal character of fracture spacing and RQD: International' Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 31(2), p. 127-134. illus., 25 ref. Aprill994.
Bodnar, Robert J. see Wesolowski. D. J.
Boland, I. see Maher, H. D. Jr.
00028 BoHinger, G. A. (Va. Polytech. Inst. and State Univ., Seismol. Obs., Blacksburg, VA); Johnston, Arch C.; Talwani, Pradeep; Long, Leland Timothy; Shedlock, Kaye M.; Sibol, Matthew S. and Chapman, Martin C. Seismicity of the Southeastern United States; 1698 to 1986: in Neotectonics of North America (Slemmons, D. Burton, editor; el al.), Geol. Soc. Am., Boulder. CO, p. 291-308, illus. incl. geol. sketch maps. 70 ref., 1991. (Decade map volume).
Bolton, James C. see Chowns, Timothy M.
()(X)29 Bolton, James Christopher. Depositional history of the Red Mountain Formation. Northwest Georgia and northern Alabama: 223 p. Doctoral. 1992. University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Knoxville. TN. A..:uilublefrom: Univ. Microfilms.
Bono, Gregory N. see Kellam. Jeffery A.

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CXJ030 Boon, J. J. (FOM Inst. At Molecular Phys.. Amsterdam, Netherlands); Stout. A.; Genuit, W. and Spackman, W. Molecular paleobotany of Nyssa endocarps: Acta Botanica Neerlandica. 38(4). p. 391-404, illus. incl. table. 2 p. ref.. 1989.
Booth, James S. see Dillon, William P.
CXJ031 Bosak, Pavel (HUNGALU. Hung. Alum. Corp. Budapest, Hungary). Clays and sands in paleokarst: in Paleokarst, a systematic and regional review (Bosak. Pavel. editor; et al.), Developments in Earth Surface Processes, 1, p. 431-442. illus. 1989.
()())32 Boumans, Roelof M. J. (Louisiana State University, Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, Baton Rouge, LA) and Day, John W., Jr. High precision measurements of sediment elevation in shallow coastal areas using a sedimentationerosion table: Estuaries, 16(2), p. 375-380. illus., 15 ref., June 1993. Technical notes and comments.
00033 Bowie~ E. C. (U. S. Geological Survey); Antweiler, R. C. and MacCarthy, Patrick. Acid-base titration and hydrolysis of fulvic acid from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia; interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett, R. C. editor; el al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373, p. 115-127. illus. 25 ref. 1994.
Bowie~ E. C. see also Malcolm. R. L.
00034 Box, James E.., Jr. (U. S. Department of Agriculture, Agri-
cultural Research Service, Watkinsville. GA). Use of the minirhizotron-miniature video camera technique for measuring root dynamics: in Soil structure/soil biota interrelationships (Brussaard, L.. editor; et al.), Geoderma. 56(1-4), p. 133-141, illus. incl. 2 tables, 19 ref. March 15. 1993. Meeting: International workshop on methods of research, Nov. 24-28, 1991, Wageningen, Netherlands.
00035 Brackett, David A. (Golder Associates, Atlanta. GA); Schmitt, Thomas J.; Steele, William M.; Atkins, Robert L. and KeUam, Madeleine F. The constant-drawdown pumping test; a useful test for production wells completed in crystalline-rock aquifers: in Proceedings of a conference on Ground water in the Pied-
mont of the Eastern United States (Daniel, Charles C. Ill editor; et
al.), Clemson University, Clemson. SC, p. 606-612, illus., 1989. Meeting: Oct 16-18, 1989, Charlotte, NC.
00036 Brackett, David A.; Steele, Wllliam M.; Schmitt, Thomas J.; Atkin~ Robert L.; Kellam, Madeleine F. and Lineback, Jerry A. Hydrogeologic data from selected sites in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge provinces. Georgia: Information Circular - Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 86, 160 p., illus. incl. 11 tables, sketch maps, 20 ref., 1991.
Brackett, David A. see also Kellam, Madeleine F.
00037 Brackman, JeaneS. (Ga. Geol. Surv., Atlanta. GA) and Friddell, Michael S. Construction material potential of the Georgiacoastal plain [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1989 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 21(6). p. 248-249, 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9.1989, St. Louis. MO.
00038 Brackman, Jeane S. Construction material potential of the middle Georgia Coastal Plain; an evaluation: Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 119, 228.p., illus. incl. 35 tables: econ. geol. map. 1:500.000.24 ref., 1991.

Boon Bryan
Bret~ Carlton E. see Ver Straeten. Charles
Bretz. Brian see Herring. James R.
Bretz. Brian H. see Herring, James R.
Brinton. T. I. see Kile, D. E.
Broadhead, T. W. see Carter. M. W.
Brogdon. Noble J. see Granat. MitcheU A.
Brook, George A. see Yin. Zhi-Yong
00039 Brown. L. D. (Cornell Univ. Inst. Study Cont. Ithaca. NY); Nelson, K. D.; Prat~ T. E.; Oliver. j. and Kaufman. S. COCORP; the 1990 field experiments [abstr.l: in AGU-MSA 1991 spring meeting. Eos. Transactions. American Geophysical Union, 72(17), p. 272, April 23. 1991. Meeting: May 28-31; 1991, Baltimore, MD.
Brown. L. D. see also Pratt. T. L.
()(X)40 Brown, Larry D. (Cornell University. Institute for the Study of the Continents. Ithaca. NY). COCORP. serendipity and deep exploration of the Appalachians [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 177, October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993. Boston, MA.
Brown, Larry D. see also Mondary. Joel F.; Pratt. Thomas L.
00041 Brown, P. A. (U. S. Geological Survey) and Leenheer. J. A. Significance of density determination in molecular structures comprising fulvic acid from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia; interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett. R. C. editor; el al.). U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373, p. 183-
194. illus. incl. 5 tables. 16 ref. 1994.
Brown, P. A. see also Aiken. G. R.
Browne, Kathleen M. see Ginsburg, Robert, N.
Bruce, R. Russell see Beare. Michael H.
Brueggemann, M. see Maher. H. D. Jr.
()(X)42 Bryan, Jonathan R. (Florida State University. Department of Geology, Tallahassee, FL); Fluegeman. Richard H~. Jr.; Heller, James A.; Morgan, Gary S. and Portell, Roger W. Late Eocene and early Oligocene carbonate facies and paleoenvironments of the eastern Gulf Coastal Plain: in Geologic field studies of the coastal plain in Alabama. Georgia. and Florida (Kish, Stephen A., editor). Field Conference Guidebook (Tallahassee), 33, p. 23-47, block diags. charts, sects., strat. cols. sketch maps, 93 ref., 1993.
00043 Bryan, Jonathan R. (Univ. Tenn. Dep. Geol. Sci., Knoxville, TN). Biostratigraphic utility of Paleogene larger benthic foraminifera in the Gulf Coastal Plain [abstr.): in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of America. 24(2), p. 5, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20. 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
00044 Bryan, Jonathan R. (Univ. Tenn.. Dep. G~::oL Sci.. Knoxville. TN). Oligocene carbonate platform evolution and reef development in the eastern Gulf Coastal Plain [abstr.j: in Geological Society of America, South-Central Section. 26th annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of Amt:r

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ica. 24(1), p. 5, February 1992. Meeting: Feb. 24-25, 1992, Houston, TX.
Buell., G. R. see McCoMeU. J. B.; Wangsness, D. J.
Bullen, Thomas D. see Huntington. Thomas G.
00045 Burbanck, George Palmer. Sediment and macro-fauO:al trends in the Altamaha Estuary. Georgia: 124 p. Master's, 1972. Emory University. Atlanta. GA.
00046 Burnett, Laura L. Derivation of sediment from weathering of a humid subtropical to temperate climate; Georgia: 87 p. Master's, 1989. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
<XXl47 Burt, Ronald Allen (U. S. Geological Survey). Ground.. water chemical evolution and diagenetic processes in the upper Floridan Aquifer. southern South Carolina and northeastern Geor-
gia: U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. w
2392, 76 p., illus. incl. 7 tables. sketch maps, 74 ref., 1993. (Pr~ pared in cooperation with the South Carolina Water Resources Commission). Supersedes Open-file report 89-27.
Dusenberg, E. see Ekwurzel. B.
Dusenberg, Eurybiades see Plummer, L. Niel
00048 But~ Rayburn L. The geology of a portion of the Bartletts Feny mylonite zone at Bartletts Feny Dam, Georgia: 97 p., Master's, 1986, Auburn University, Auburn, AL.
Bybell. Laurel M. see Clarke, JohnS.~ Falls, W. Fred
Byman, D. A. see Mozley, Edward C.
00049 Byrnes. Mark R. (Louisiana State University, Coastal Studies Institute, Baton Rouge, LA) and Hiland, Matteson W. Regional seafloor change near St Marys Entrance, Georgia/Florida and its influence on shoreline response [abstr.J: in Large scale coastal behavior '93 (List Jeffrey H., editor), Open-File Report U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 93-0381, p. 17-20, illus.,
l4ref., 1993. Meeting: Nov. 1993, St. Petersburg, FL.
Byrnes, MarJ,\ R. see also McBride. Randolph A.
00050 Cabaniss, Stephen E. (Kent State Univ., Dep. Chern., Kent, OH). Synchronous fluorescence spectra of dissolved organic matter: in Organic substances in water (Baker, Robert A., editor), Lewis Publ., Chelsea. MI, 2, p. 503-519, illus., 54 ref., 1991. Meeting: American Chemical Society meeting, Apr. 22-27, 1990, Boston, MA.
Caffee, Marc see Bierman, Paul R.
00051 CaUahan, J. E. (Appalachian State University, Geology Department Boone.NC); Craig,J. R. and Bean, W. C. Telluride mineral occurrences in the Southeastern United States {abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 26(4), p. 6. March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8, 1994, Blacksburg, VA.
Carpenter, Robert H. see Cook, Robert B.
00052 Carter, Burchard D. (Ga. Southwest. Coli., Dep. Geol. and Phys.. Americus. GA) and McKinney, Michael L. Eocene echinoids, the Suwannee Strait, and biogeographic taphonomy: Paleobiology. 18(3). p. 299-325. illus. incL tables. strat. cols., sketch maps. 55 ref.. 1992.

00053 Carter, Gregory L. Hydrogeologic framework of a saprolite-fracture crystalline ro(..."k system related statistically and spatially to radon-222 concentrations and well yield in Clark and Oconee counties. Georgia: 116 p. Master's, 1991. Georgia State Umversity, Atlanta. GA.
00054 Carter, M. W. (University of Tennessee. Department uf Geological Sciences, K.noxviUe. 1N); Martin. S. L.; (;eddes. D.
J.; Broadhead. T. W.; Hatcher, R. D Jr. and Co~1ello.J. 0.
Western Blue Ridge tectonics.of SE TeMessee. northern Georgia,
and SW North Carolina; preliminary results, Part II, Depositional framework (abstr.): in Geological Society of America. 1993 an-
nual meeting. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 25(6), p. 484, October 1993. Met!tinR: Oct. 25-28. 1993, Boston. MA.
00}55 Carter, M. W. (University of Tennessee, Department of Geological Sciences, Knoxville, 1N); Martin. S. L.; Geddes, D.
J.; Hatcher, R. D., Jr.; Lombardi, C. E. and Costello. J. 0.
Western Blue Ridge tectonics of SE Tennessee, northern Georgia. and SW North Carolina; preliminary results. Part I. Structure [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1993 annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 484, October 1993. Meeting: Oct 25-28. 1993, Boston, MA.
00056 Carter, R. F. (U. S. Geological Survey, Doraville, GA); Hopkins, E. H. and Perlman, H. A. Low-flow profiles of the upper Ocmulgee and Flint rivers in Georgia: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. WRI 864176, 239 p., illus. incl. tables, sketch map, 13 ref. 1986. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv . Denver. CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division).
Cartwright, John T. see Granat, Mitchell A.
Carver, Robert E. see Dalaimi, Raad M.
00057 Case, Gerard R. (P.O. Box 689, Ridgefield Park, NJ) and Schwimmer, David R. Occurrence of the chimaeroid Ischyodus bifurcatus Case in the Cusseta Formation (Upper Cretaceous, Campanian) of western Georgia and its distribution: Journal of Paleontology, p. 347-350. illus. incl. sketch map. 11 ref., March 1992.
00058 Casteel. Carolyn A. (U. S. Geol. Surv. Doraville. GA) and Ballew, Mary D. Water-resources activities. Georgia District. 1991: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 92-0058, 57 p., illus. incl. 1 table. sketch maps. 450 ref., 1992. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv .. Denver, CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources).
00059 Cathcart, James B. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Golden, CO). Phosphate deposits of the United States--discovery, development; economic geology and outlook for the future: in Economic geology, U.S. (Gluskoter, H. J., editor; el al.), in the collection The geology of North America. Geol. Soc. Am. Boulder. CO. p. 153 164, 1 table; econ. geol. map. 1:500,000. 50 ref., 1991.
Cattaneo, Peter K. see Dillon. William P.
00060 Caudill, Michael R. (University of Tennessee, Department of Geological Sciences, Knoxville, 1N); Driese. Steven G.; Mora, Claudia[. and Fastovsky. David E. Influence of paleotnpogra. phy and superimposed pedogenic conditions on an Upper Pen-

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nsylvanian Paleosol complex; Round Knob Shale (Pittsburgh reds). eastern Ohio (abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1992 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(7), p. 287. 1992. Meeting: Oct. 26-29, 1992, Cincinnati., OR.
00061 Chalokwu, Christopher I. (Auburn Univ., Dep. Geol., Auburn, AL) and Kuehner. Scott M. Mineral chemistry and thermobarometry of a Southern Appalachian amphibolite with epidote + quartz symplectite: American Mineralogist. 77(5-6), p. 617630. illus. incl. 9 tables. geol. sketch map, 44 ref., June 1992.
00062 Chalokwu, Christopher I. (Auburn Univ. Dep. Geol., Auburn. AL) and Kuehner, Scott M. Quantitative evaluation of the role of fluids in the formation of symplectic amphibolites from the Southern Appalachian Piedmont; implications for the retrograde P-T path [abstr.): in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of America, 24(2), p. 7, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20,1992, Winston-Salem, NC.
00063 Chambers, John G. (West. Ga Coll., Dep. GeoL, Carrollton. GA). The experimental synthesis of anatase pseudomorphs after titanite (sphene) in low temperature acid solutions [abstr.]: in Proceedings of Sixty-ninth annual meeting of the Georgia Academy of Science (Reese, Andy C., editor; et al.), Georgia Journal of Science. 50(1), p. 34, 1992. Meeting: May 1-2, 1992, Statesboro, GA.
00064 Chambers, Margaret W. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta, GA). Ground-water quality in Georgia for 1991: CircularGeorgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. l2H. variously paginat:ed, illus. incl. 4 tables. sketch maps, 26 ref. 1993. Includes appendix.
Chapman, Martin C. see Bollinger, G. A.
00065 Chapman, Melinda J. (U. S. Geological Swvey, Atlanta,
GA); Milby, Barbara J. and Peck, Michael F. Geology and
ground-water resources in the Zebulon area, Georgia: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 93-4161. 27 p. 3 sheets. illus. incl. sects., 5 tables. sketch map; site location maps; struc. map, 20 ref., 1993. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the City of Zebulon).
00066 Chapman, Melinda J. (U. S. Geological Survey, Albany, GA). Evaluar:ion of the hydrogeology and contamination in the vicinity of an abandoned manufactured gas plant in Albany, Georgia: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 91-4178,36 p., illus. incl. 12 tables, sketch maps. 18 ref.. 1991. (Prepared in cooperation with the City of Albany, Water, Gas, and Light Commission).
00067 Chapman, Melinda J. (U. S. Geological Smvey, Atlanta. GA). Ground-water quality of the upper Aoridan Aquifer near an abandoned manufactured gas plant in Albany, Georgia: WaterResources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 93-4038, 19 p . illus. incl. 4 tables, sketch maps, 11 ref., 1993. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv.. Denver, CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Albany Water, Gas, and Light Commission).
00068 Chen, W. Donald (National Taiwan University, Department of Geology, Taipei, Taiwan) and Roden, Michael F. A petrologic reexamination of ''eclogites" from the Lake Chatuge area. Southern Appalachians, North Carolina-Georgia [abstr.]: in

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Tallahassee, FL.
00069 Chen, YungChi. Trace dement distributions in salt marsh sediments; the relative importance of non-steady state and diagenetic processes: 183 p. Doctoral. 1993, Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta. GA. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.
00070 Chiang, S. C. (University of Aorida. Agricultural Re.<>earch and Education Center, Ona. FL); Radcliffe, D. E. and Miller, W. P. Comparison of seal hydraulic properties between Ultisols and AlflSOls/Mollisols: in Soil surface sealing and crusting: selected papers of the international symposium on Soil crusting; chemical and physical processes (Poesen, J. W. A. editor; el ul.). Catena Supplement, 34. p. 47-54. illus. incl. 2 tables. l7 ref., 1993. Meeting: May 30-June l. 1991, Athens, GA.
00071 Chiang, Shib-Chao. Studies on surface sealing in soils from the Southeastern U.S.: 151 p. DoctoraL 1992. University of Georgia. Athens. GA. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.
Chiou, C. T.see Kile, D. E.
00072 Cho~ T. M. (West Ga. Coli., Carrollton, GA); Sanders, Richard P.; O'Connor, Bruce J.; Friddel, MichaelS. and Connel, Don A. The Knox Group southeast of Graysville, Catoosa County, Georgia; a reference section [abstr.]: in Proceedings of Sixty-ninth annual meeting of the Georgia Academy of Science {Reese. Andy C. editor; et al.). Georgia Journal of Science, 50(1). p. 34-35, 1992. Meeting: May 1-2. 1992, Statesboro, GA.
00073 Chowns, T. M. (West Georgia College, Department of Geology, Carrollton, GA). Day 1; Structure and stratigraphy of the Valley and Ridge Province in Georgia: in Tectonostratigraphic expression of terrane accretion in the Southern Appalachian Orogen; a geotraverse excursion (Dallmeyer, R. D., editor), Univ. Ga., Athens, GA, p. 1.1-1.19, chart. sects., strat. cols.. sketch map, 1989. (IGCP Proj. 233 Guidebook series vol. 4). IGCP Project No. 233.
00074 Chowns. Timothy M. (West Georgia College. Department of Geology, Carollton, GA) and Bolton, James C. Sequence stratigraphy of the Red Mountain Formation (Lower Silurian) in Alabama and Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 25(6), p. 362. October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 2528. 1993. Boston, MA.
00075 Chowns, Timothy M. (West Georgia College. Geology Department. Carrollton. GA). Siliceous karst. Paleosols and speleothems from the Knox Group (Cambro-Ordovician), Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 26(4), p. 7-8, March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8, 1994, Blacksburg, VA.
Christensen, N. I. see Pratt. T. L.
Christensen, Nikolas I. see Pratt. Thomas L.
Christophersen, Nils see Hooper, R. P.
Chungt Gong Soo see Ginsburg, Robert. N.
Clark. D. D. see Jancin. M.

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Clarke, J. W. seeD'Agostino, J.P.
00076 Clarke.Jobn S. (U. S. Geological Survey); Falls, William F.; Edwards. Lucy E.; Frederiksen, Norman 0.; Bybell. Laurel M.; Gibson, Thomas G. and Litwin. Ronald J. Geologic. hydrologic. and water-quality data for a multi-aquifer system in coastal plain sediments near Millers Pond, Burke County, Georgia. 1992-93: Information Circular Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 96. 34 p. illus. incl. 3 tables. chart, 43 ref. 1994. Includes appendu.
CXX'J77 Clarke, Jobn S. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville, GA) and McFadden. Keith W. An automated approach to evaluate ground-water development potential in crystalline-rock settings: in Proceedings of the FOCUS Conference on Eastern regional ground water issues, Ground Water Management, 7. p. 221-238, illus. incl. 3 tables, sketch maps, 13 ref., 1991. Meeting: ..Qct. 29-31, 1991. Portland. ME.
00078 Clarke, Jobn S. and McFadden, Keith W. Locating well sites in the Georgia Piedmont using a geographic information system: in Proceedings of the National symposium on the Future availability of ground water resources (Borden, Robert C., editor; el al.), American Water Resources Association Technical Publication Series TPS. 92-l, p. 209-212, illus. incl. sketch map, 1992. Meeting: Aprill2-15, 1992, Raleigh, NC.
00079 Clarke, JohnS. (U. S. Geological Survey. Doraville. GA) and Peck. Michael F. Ground-water availability in south metropolitan Atlanta region. Georgia: in Proceedings of the 1991 Geor-
gia water resources conference (Hatcher, Kathryn J., editor), Univ.
Ga., Athens. GA, p. 13-16, illus. incl. geol. sketch map, 8 ref., 1991. Meeting: March 19-20, 1991. Athens, GA.
()(()80 Clarke, JohnS. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta. GA) and West, Christopher T. Development of water-table and potentiometric-surface maps for coastal plain aquifers in the vicinity of the Savannah River Site, South Carolina and Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs Geological Society of America. 26(4), p. 8, March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8, 1994, Blacksburg, VA.
00081 Clarke, Jobn S. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta, GA). Conceptual models of possible stream-aquifer relations in the vicinity of the Savannah River Site, Georgia and South Carolina [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(4), p. 8, April 2, 1993. Meeting: April 1-2, 1993, Tallahassee, FL.
00082 Clarke, John S. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville, GA). Evaluation of ground-water flow and quality in the vicinity of the Savannah River Site, Georgia and South Carolina [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 24(2). p. 9. March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20. 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
00083 Clarke, JohnS. (U. S. Geological Survey, Doraville, GA). G~ohydrologic evaluation of two springs in the Georgia Piedmont: in. Proceedings of a conference on Ground water in the Piedmont of the Eastern United States (Daniel. Charles C., ll1 editor; el al.), Clemson University. Clemson, SC. p. 614-627, illus. incl. sketch map. 7 ref.. 1989. Meeting. Oct. 16-18. 1989, Charlotte, NC.

00084 Clarke, John S. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville, GA). Monitoring ground-water levels in Georgia: in Water management workshop, Ga. Min. Assoc., p. 1-3. sketch map. 1991. Meeting: Aug. 15, 1991. Macon. GA.
00085 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA) and Dyar. Thomas R. Geochemistry and hydrogeochemistry of the Oconee River basin. Georgia; the utility of a geographic information system (GIS) [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 350-351. October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28. 1993, Boston, MA.
()(()86 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta, GA). A model for heavy mineral deposit formation within Pleistocene to Holoceoe shoreline sequences in Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section. 42nd annual meeting, AbstractS with Programs -Geological Society of America. 25(4), p. 8, April2. 1993. Meeting: April1-2. 1993. Tallahassee, FL.
00087 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta, GA). Economic geology of altered serpentinites in the Burks Mountain Complex. Columbia County. Georgia: Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey (1978}, Rep. No. 123. 89 p. illus. incl. sects., geol. sketch map. 53 ref., 1991. Includes 4 appendices.
00088 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA). Geochemistry and economic potential of pegmatites in the Thomaston-Barnesville District. Georgia: Geologic Report Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 7, 81 p. illus. incl. sect., geol. sketch map, 51 ref., 1992. Includes 6 appendices.
00089 Cocker, Mark D. (Ga. Geol. Surv. Atlanta. GA). Geochemistry of a vertically zoned, metamorphosed and serpentinized harzburgite; implications for the tectonic evolution of the Southern Appalachian Piedmont [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1989 annual meeting (Dymek, Robert. F. chairperson; et al.), Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 21(6), p. 106, 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9, 1989, St Louis. MO.
00090 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA). Geology and geochemistry of altered serpentinites in the Burks Mountain Complex, Columbia County, Georgia: Bulletin- Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 124. 112 p., illus. incl. sects., 3 tables, geol. sketch maps. 97 ref., 1991. Includes 6 appendices.
00091 Cocker, Mark D. (Ga. Geol. SuiV. Atlanta, GA). Geology and origin of a talc prospect in the Burks Mountain Complex, Columbia County, Georgia: in Proceedings of the symposium on the Economic geology of the southeastern industrial minerals (Pick-
ering, Sam J., Jr., editor), Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey
(1978), Rep. No. 120, p. 107-133, illus. incl. 1 table, sect, geol. sketch map, 49 ref. 1991. Meeting: April 6, 1989, Atlanta, GA.
00092 Cocker, Mark D. (Ga. Geol. Surv.. Atlanta. GA). Mineralogy. geochemistry, and genesis ofREE-Ti-V enriched iron oxides in the Burks Mountain Complex, Columbia County. Georgia: in Industrial minerals of the Southeastern United States; proceedings of the 2nd annual symposium on Industrial mineral<> (Rheams. Karen F., editor. et al.), Circular - Geological Survey of Alabama. Rep. No. 161. p. 77-89. illus. incl. 1 table. geol. sketch map. 38 ref.. 1992. Meeting: April 5-6, 1990. Tuscaloosa. AL.

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()())93 Cocker, Mark D. (Ga. Geol. Surv., Atlanta. GA). Muscovite geochemistry and rare-metal potential of pegmatites in the Thomaston-Barnesville pegmatite district. Georgia [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(2), p. 9, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20. 1992, Winston-Salem. NC.
00094 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA). Muscovite geochemistty and rare-metal potential of pegmatites in the Troup County pegmatite district. Georgia [abstr.): in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 26(4), p. 8, March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8, 1994. Blacksburg, VA
00095 Cocker, Mark D. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA). Relation of heavy mineral suites to Pleistocene to Holocene shoreline sequences in Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section. 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 25(4), p. 8, April 2, 1993. Meeting: Aprill-2, 1993, Tallahassee, FL.
Cofer-Shabica, Stephen see Mack. James B.
00096 Cofer-Shabica, Stephen V., editor (Univ. Ga., Inst Ecol., Athens, GA). Biological and physical aspects of dredging, Kings Bay, Georgia; proceedings: in the collection Coastlines of the world (Magoon, Orville T., editor). Am. Soc. Civ. Eng.. New York, NY, 159 p., illus., 1991. ISBN: 0-87262-839-6. Meeting: State and local issues in transportation of Hazardous materials; towards a national strategy. May 14-16, 1990, St Louis, MO. Individual papers within scope are cited separately.
Cofer-Shabica, Stephen V. see also Nakashima, L. D.; Wilson, Stephen K.
00097 Cohen, A. D. (University of South Carolina. Departments ofGeology and Chemistry, Columbia. SC); Rollins, M. S.; Durig, J. R. and Raymond. R., Jr. Development of a peat sample bank: The Journal of Coal Quality. 10(4), p. 145-151. 33 ref., December 1991.
00098 Coke, Gene (U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, Atlanta, GA) and Olive., Robert S. Radioisotope concentrations from waters of selected aquifers in Georgia: in Proceedings of a conference on Ground water in the Piedmont of the Eastern United States (Daniel, Charles C., III, editor; et al.), Clemson University. Clemson, SC, p. 526-535, 2 tables, sketch maps, 12 ref., 1989. Meeting:Oct. 16-18, 1989,Charlotte.NC.
Coker, Gene see Gregg. L. T.
Cole, D. R. see Wesolowski, D. J.
Coleman, Dwight F. see Dillon, William P.
00099 Colquhoun, Donald J. (Univ. S.C., Dep. Geol. Sci., Columbia, SC); Johnson, Gerald H.; Peebles, Pamela C.; Huddleston, Paul F. and Sco~ Thomas. Quaternary geology of the Atlantic Coastal Plain; New Jersey, Delmarva Peninsula, western shore of Maryland, Virginia. and North Carolina, Cape Fear Arch, northeastern South Carolina, central South Carolina. Georgia, Florida: in Quaternary nonglacial geology; conterminous U.S. (Morrison. Roger B., editor). in the collection The geology of North America. Geol. Soc..4rn., Boulder, CO, K-2, p. 629-650, illus. incl. 8 tables. sects.. geol. sketch maps, 110 ref.. 1991.

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00100 Colquboun, Donald (University of South Carolina, Department of Geological and Marine Sciences, Columbia. SC). Ohservations on general aDo-stratigraphy and tectonic framework of the southeastern Atlantic coast regional cross section (DNAG E-5 Corridor) Georgia and South Carolina as they relate to the Savannah River Site: in Geological investigations of the central Savannah River area, South Carolina and Georgia (Fallaw, Wallace. editor; el al.). South Carolina State Development Board. Division of Geology. Columbia. SC, 1992. B.I.l-8.1.8, l table, sect. 20 ref. 1992.
Connel, Don A. see Chowns. T. M.
00101 Convert, Jean. Petrology. structure and petrogenesis of the Mount Arabia Migmatite, Lithonia District. Georgia: 137 p.. Master's. 1986. Emory University. Atlanta, GA.
Cook, R. B., Jr. see Higgins, M. W.
00102 Cook, Robert B. (Aubwn University. Department of Geol-
ogy, Aubwn, AL); Salpas, Peter A.; Carpenter. Robert H. and Nelen, Joseph A. The Shiloh REE occurrences. Harris and Talbot counties. Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1992 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 24(7), p. 234, 1992. Meeting: Oct. 26-29, 1992, Cincinnati, OH.
Cooley, James L. see Cowie, Gail M.
00103 Coruh, C. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Department of Geological Sciences. Blacksburg, VA) and Costain, j. K. Directional seismic reflectiviry of deep crust; examples from Southeastern U.S. and central Anatolia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of America. 26(4), p. 8-9, March 1994. Meeting: April7-8, 1994, Blacksburg, VA
Coruh, C. see also Costain, J. K.
Coruh, Cabit see Hubbard. Susan Sharpless
00104 Costain, J. K. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universiry, Department of Geological Sciences, Blacksburg, VA) and Corub, C. Geophysical features of major structural and lithostratigraphic elements in the Southeastern United States; an overview [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastem Section. 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 25(4), p. 9, April 2. 1993. Meeting: Aprill-2, 1993, Tallahassee. FL.
Costain, J. K. see also Coruh, C.
Costain. John K. see Hubbard, Susan Sharpless
00105 Costanzo, P. M. (State Univ. N.Y. at Buffalo, Dep. Geol., Amherst, NY); Giese, R. F. and van Oss. C. J. Prediction of flocculation of smectite, illite, and kaolinite in saline waters [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1989 annual meeting (Dymek. Robert F. chairperson; et al.), Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 21(6), p. 330, 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9. 1989, St. Louis. MO.
CosteUo, J. 0. see Carter. M. W.
00106 CosteUo, John 0. {Atlanta Test. & Eng., Duluth. GA). Hinterland-to-foreland transition across the Salem Church Antiform, Southern Appalachian Orogen: preserved rift-to-drift progression of the Laurentian-Iapetus margin [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of

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America. Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 24(2). p. 10. March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20,1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
00107 CosteUo~ John Oliver. Studies in Appalachian forelandto-hinterland transition zone geology. Georgia and Tennessee: 217 p. Doctoral. 1993. University of South Carolina. Columbia. SC. Availablefrom: Univ. Mi<..1ofllms.
00108 Courtney, P. S. Geology of the Culberson Quadrangle. Georgia-North Carolina: Master's. 1979, University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
00109 Cowie, Gail M. (University ofGeorgia. Institute of Community and Area Development, Athens. GA) and Cooley, James L. Guidelines .for development of watershed protection programs in Georgia: ERC. Rep. No. ERC 01-89. 102 p., illus. incl. 5 tables. sketch maps. 59 ref., April 1989.
Cox, Leslie J. see Peper. John D.
Craig, J. R. see Callahan. J. E.
Crawford, R. F., III see Higgins, M. W.
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Crawford, T. J. see Higgins. M. W.
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00172 Goldstein. Susan T. (University of Georgia. Department of Geology, Athens, GA)and Harben, Emily Bagwell Taphofacies implications of infaunal foraminiferal assemblages in a Georgia salt marsh, Sapelo Island: Micropaleontology. 39(1). p. 53-62, illus. incl. 2 tables, sketch map. 27 ref.. 1993.
00173 Goldstein, Susan T. (Univ. Ga., Dep. Geol.. Athens, GA) and Moodley, Leon. Gametogenesis in the foraminifer Ammonia beccarii forma tepida [abstr.}: in Geological Society of America, 1991 annual meeting abstracts with programs. Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 23(5), p. 33, 1991. Meeting: Oct. 21-24, 1991, San Diego, CA.
00174 Goldstein, Susan T. (University of Georgia. Department of Geology, Athens, GA); Watkins. Grayce Todd and Kuhn. Robert M. Epifaunal and infaunal salt marsh foraminifera. St Catherines Island, Georgia; relationship to elevation [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1992 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 24(7), p. 29, 1992. Meeting: Oct. 26-29, 1992. Cincinnati, OH. Holocene
Goldstein, Susan T. see also Kuhn, Robert; Walsh, Joseph A.
Gorman, Laurel T. see Knowles, Stephen C.
Gottfried, David see Higgins. M. W.; Lesure, F. G.

GiUon, Kenneth A. see also Higgins, M. W.
00168 Ginsburg, Robert, N. (University of Miami, Fisher Island Station. Comparative Sedimentology Laboratory, Miami Beach. FL); Browne. Kathleen M. and Chung, Gong Soo. Siliciclastic foundations of South Florida's Quaternary carbonates [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1989 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 21(6), p. 290, 1989. Meeling: Nov. 6-9. 1989. St. Louis. MO.

00175 Granat, MitcheU A. (U. S. Army Corps Eng., Waterw. Exp. Stn. Hydraul. Lab., Vicksburg, MS); Brogdon, Noble J.; Cartwright, John T. and \tcAnally, William H., Jr. Verification of the hydrodynamic and sediment transport hybrid modeling system for Cumberland Sound and Kings Bay navigation channel. Georgia: Technical Report HL (Vicksburg. Miss.). Rep. No. HL89-14, 109 p. illus.. 16 ref.. July 1989. (Final report).
Gray, Julian see La Tour. Timothy E.

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Grebmeier Hanley

Grebmeier.J. M.see Von Damm. K. L.
Green. James D. see Nusbaum, Robert ~
00176 Gregg. L. T. (Atlanta Testing and Engineering, Duluth, GA) and Coker. Gene. Geologic controls on radon occurrence in Georgia: in Proceedings of a conference on Ground water in the Piedmont of the Eastern United States (Daniel, Charles C., III. editor; et al.). Clemson University. Clemson, SC, p. 359-369. illus. incl. sketch map, 4 ref. 1989. Meeting: Oct. 16-18, 1989. Charlotte. NC. -
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Grossman.,J. N.seeHiggins.M. W.
00177 Grosz. Andrew E. (U. S. Geological Survey). Mineral-
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00178 Grosz. Andrew E. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA). NURE stream sediment geochemical data indicative of prospective terranes for Ti-Zr-REE placer exploration in selected regions of the United States: Open-File Report- U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 93-0240-A. 157 p., 1 table. 10 reL 1993. Availablefrom: U. S. Geol. Surv. Denver, CO, United States. Diskette accompaniment issued as Open-file report 93-240-B.
00179 Grosz. Andrew E. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA). NURE stream sediment geochemical data indicative of prospective terranes for Ti-Zr-REE placer exploration in selected regions of the United States: Open-File Report- U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 93-0240-B, 1993. diskette Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv. Denver, CO, United States. Print accompaniment issued as Open-file report 93-240-A.
00180 Grosz, Andrew E. (U. S. Geological Survey. Reston. VA).
Use of geochemical surveys in Ti-Hf-REE-Th-U placer exploration; a Mid-Atlantic-states example: in Advances related to United States and international mineral resources; developing frameworks and exploration technologies (Scott. Richard W., Jr., editor; et al.). U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin, Rep. No. B 2039. p. 181-188. illus. incl. sketch maps, 15 ref., 1993.
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00181 Guan~ Weihe. Integrating water quality modeling with geographic information system; application to Lake Sidney Lanier: 266 p . Doctoral. 1993, University of Georgia, Athens, GA. Available from: Univ. Microftlms.
00182 Gundersen~ Linda C. S. (U. S. Geological Survey); Otton, James K. and Schumann, R. Randall. EPA Region 4 geologic radon potential summary: in Geologic radon potential of EPA Region 4; Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi. North Carolina. South Carolina, and Tennessee (Schumann, R. Randall. editor), Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 93-0292-D, p. 36-51, sketch maps. 1993. Available from: U. S. GeoL Surv.. Denver. CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
00183 Gundersen, Linda C. S. (U. S. Geological Survey) and Smoot. Joseph P. Preliminary geologic radon potential assessment of Georgia: in Geologic radon .(Xltential of EPA Region 4; Alabama. Aorida. Georgia. Kentucky. Mississippi. North Carolina.

South Carolina. and Tennessee (Schumann. R. Randall, editor). Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 930292-D. p. 105-138. illus. incl. 3 tables, geol. sketch map. 41 ref. 1993. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv;. Denver. CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
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00184 Habib, D. (Queens Coll. Geol. Dep. Rushing, NY); Kra~ mer, C. and Miner, J. A. Dinoflagellates and depositional organic facies in Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary sections of the Southern United States [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1990 annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs - Gt.-ological Society of America. 22(7). p. 278. 1990. Meeting: Goologica..l Society of America. 1990 annual meeting, Oct 29-Nov. 1. 1990, Dallas, TX.
00185 Habib, Daniel {Queen's College. Flushing. NY) and Moshkovitz, Shimon. Dinoflagellate and calcareous nannofossil
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00186 Habib, Daniel (Queens College, Geology Department. Rushing, NY) and Mosbkovitz. Shimon. Duration of Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary hiatus in .Alabama and Georgia [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, 1992 annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 24(7), p. 66. 1992. Meeting: Oct 26-29, 1992. Cincinnati. OH. dinoflagellates, nannofossils
Habib., Daniel see also Moshk:ovitz. Shimon
Hacke, Charles M. see McConnell. James B.
00187 Haddad, R. I. (University ofNorth Carolina. Curriculum in Marine Sciences. Chapel Hill. NC); Newell, S. Y.; Martens, C. S.
and Fallon, R. D. Early diagenesis of lignin-associated phenolics in the salt marsh grass Spartina altemiflora: Geochimica er Cosmochimica Acta, 56(10). p. 3751-3764. 2 tables. 42 ref., October 1992.
00188 Hall, Mark E. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta, GA). The geology of the Celeste 7 l/2' Quadrangle, Georgia: Information Circular- Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 94. 21 p. illus. incl. 6 tables, sketch maps; geol. map, 1:24.000. 53 ref.. 1993.
00189 Hall, Mark E. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA). Quarries as emergency reservoirs in the greater Atlanta region: Open-File Report (Georgia Geologic Survey), Rep. No. 92-2, 15 p. 1 sheet, 2 tables, sketch map; hydro!. map. 1:500,000, 5 ref., 1992.
00190 Hall, Mark E. The geology of the Celeste 7 1/2 minute quadrangle, GA: Master's, 1991, University of Georgia, Athens. GA.
00191 Hanley, Thomas B. (Columbus College, Department of Chemistry and Geology, Columbus, GA). Geology of the southernmost Piedmont from Columbus to Junction City. GA [abstr.j: in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section. 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs Geological Society of America. 25(4), p. 20-21. April 2. 1993. Meeting: April 1-.2. 1993. Tallahassee. FL.

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Hanley. Thomas B. see also Steltenpohl. Mark G.
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00192 Hardcastle, K. C. (Emery & Garrett Groundwater, Meredith. NH). Correlation of lineaments and fracture fabric in the Piedmont; implications for the study of fractured bedrock aquifers [abstr. ]: in 41st arutual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(2), p. 19. March 1992. Meeting: Man:h 18-20, 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
00193 Hardegree, Wesley S. Separating stream flow from Savanna River backwater and ground water by oxygen-18: 93 p., Masters. 1990, University of Georgia, Athens. GA.
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00194 Harsha, Senusi. An interpretation of southern Georgia coastal plain velocity structure using refraction and wide-angle reflection methods: 66 p., Master's, 1988. Georgia Institute ofTechnology. Atlanta, GA.
Hartford, Mark see Hopson, Janet L.

00200 Haynes, John T. (NUS Corp. Gaithersburg. MD) and Huff. Warren D. The usefulness of K-bentonites as chronostratigraphic markers in Rocklandian (Upper Ordovician) strata of the Southeastern United States [abstr.): in Geological Society of America. 1989 annual meeting (Dymek, Robert F. chairperson; et al.). Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 21(6). p. 133, 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9. 1989, St. Louis. MO.
00201 Haynes, John T. (George Mason University. Department of Geography and Earth System Science. Fairfax. VA). The Ordovician Deicke and Millbrig K-bentonite beds of the Cincinnati Arch and the southern Valley and Ridge Province: Special Paper - Geological Society of America. 290. 80 p. illus. incl. charts. seclq., strat. cols.. 7 tables, geol. sketch map. 187 ref.. 1994. ISBN: 08137-2290-X. Includes appendix of sample locality information and analytical methods.
Hearn. Thomas see Pratt. Thomas L.
00202 Heatherington, A. L. (University of Florida. Department of Geology. Gainesville. FL); Mueller, P. A.; Spencer. J. and lsacbsen, C. E. Terrane accretion in southeastern North America; constraints of geochronologic data from Paleozoic and Proterozoic granitoids [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 25(6). p. 322, October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 2528, 1993. Boston, MA.

00195 Hassanipak. A. A. (Tehran University. Mining Engineering Department, Tehran, Iran) and Wampler.J. M. The influence of composition on the release of radiogenic argon from illitic and glauconitic clay samples [abstr.]: in Clay Minerals Society, 28th annual meeting, program and abstracts (Pevear. D. R., chairperson). Program and Abstracts- Annual Clay Minerals Conference, 28. p. 68. October 1991. Meeting: Oct. 5-10.1991, Houston, TX.
00196 Hatcher~ Kathryn J., editor. Proceedings of the 1991 Georgia water resources conference: Univ. Ga., Athens. GA, illus.. 1991. Meeting: March 19-20, 1991, Athens, GA.

Hedges. John I. see Alberts. James J.
00203 Heinrich. Nathan Daniel. Metamorphism and deformational history of a portion of the Campbell Mountain and Suches 7-1/2-minute quadrangles. northern Georgia:. 126 p., Master's. 1987. Auburn University. Auburn, AL.
HeUer. James A. see Bryan. Jonathan R.
Henry, James A. see Pirkle. Fredric L.
Henry. V. J. see Popenoe, Peter

00197 Hatcher~ R. D.~ Jr. (University of Tennessee, Department of Geological Sciences. Knoxville, TN). The Chunky Gal Moun-

00204 Henry, Vernon J. (Georgia State University. Atlanta. GA) and ldris, Faisal M. Offshore minerals assessment studies on the

tain Fault; detachment-nonnal fault providing evidence for early-to-

Georgia continental shelf; Phase :2, Seismic stratigraphy of the

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Hatcher, R. D. see Wesolowski, D. J.

Henry, Vernon J. see Popenoe. Peter

Herndon, J. G. see Torak. L. J.

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00198 Hatcher.. Robert D. (Univ. S.C. Dep. Geol.. Columbia.

SC); Edelman, Steven H. and Williams, RichardT. The Appa-

00205 Herndon, Jennifer G. The hydrogeology of southern

lachian Ultradeep Core Hole (ADCOH) Project; a primer: 20 p.,

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00206 Herring, J. R. (U. S. Geological Survey, Denver, CO)

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00199 Hayes, Miles 0. (Research Planning, Columbia, SC). Evo-

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00207 Herring, J. R. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO). Concentrations of Cd and As in sediments of the Georgia shelf-anthropogenic or natural? [abstr.J: in AGU 1989 fall meeting, Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 70(43), p. 1045. October 24, 1989. Meeting: American Geophysical Union, 1989 fall meeting, Dec. 4-8. 1989, San Francisco. CA.
Herring, J. R. see also Manheim, F. T.
00208 Herring, James R. (U. S. Geological Survey, Denver, CO); Manheim, Frank T.; Farren, Kathleen; Huddleston, Paul F. and Bretz, Brian H. Size analysis, visual estimation of phosphate and other minerals. and preliminary estimation of recoverable phosphate in size fractions of sediment samples from drillholes GAT-90. Tybee Island and GAS-90-2. Skidaway Island. Georgia: Project Report - Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 16. 36 p., illus. incl. sects., 7 tables, sketch maps. 25 ref. 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with U. S. Minerals Management Service and U. S. Geological Survey).
00209 Herring, James R. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO); Manheim, Frank T.; Farren. Kathleen M.; Huddleston, Paul F. and Bret~ Brian. Size analysis, visual estimation of phosphate and other minerals, and preliminary estimation ofrecoverable phosphate in size fractions of sediment samples from drillholes GAT-90, Tybee Island, and GAS-90-2. Skidaway Island, Georgia: OpenFile Report- U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 91-0586,35 p., illus. incl. strat cots., sketch map, 25 ref. 1991.
00210 Herring, James R. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO) and Manheim, Frank T. Geochemistry of the Neogene phosphatic sediments on the Georgia shelf [abstr.}: in Geological Society of America, 1989 annual meeting (Dymek. Robert F., chairperson; et al.), Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 21(6), p. 331, 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9, 1989, St Louis, MO.
00211 Herring, James R. (U. S. Geological Survey, Denver, CO); Popenoe, Peter and Manheim. Frank T. 300 gigatons of phosphorite in middle Miocene sediments of the Georgia continental shelf; important futme resources [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 25(4), p. 23, April2. 1993. Meeting: Aprill-2, 1993. Tallahassee, FL.
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00212 Hess, Glen W. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta. GA) and Inman, Ernest J. Effects of mban flood-detention reservoirs on peak discharges in Gwinnett County, Georgia: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 944004, 35 p. illus. incl. 6 tables, sketch maps, 24 ref., 1994. Availablefrom: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO. United States.
00213 Hess, Glen W. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta. GA) and Stamey, Timothy C. Annual peak discharges and stages for gaging stations in Georgia through September 1990: Open-File Report U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 92-0113, 277 p., 2 tables, sketch maps, 27 ref.. 1993. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv.. Denver. CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Transportation, Highway Division).
00214 Hess. Glen W. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville, GA) and Stamey, Timothy C. F1oods on selected streams in the vicinity of Augusta. Georgia. October 12-13. 1990: Open-File Report- U. S. G~oiogical Survey. Rep. No. OF 92-0037, 11 p. 1 sheet, illus. incl. 4 tables; hydrogeol. map. 12 reL 1992. Avuilablefrom: U.

Herring Higgins
S. Geol. Surv. Denver, CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers).
Hess, Glen W. see also Pearman. J. L.; Stamey. Timothy C.
00215 Hess. James R. Geochemistry of the Elberton Granite and the geology of the Elberton West Quadrangle. Georgia: Ma.-.tcr's. 1979. University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
00216 Hetrick, John H. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Department of Natural Resources, Atlanta. GA). A geological atlas of the WrensAugusta area: Geologic Atlas -Georgia Geologic Survey. Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA. Rep. No. 8. 3 sheets. colored geol. map. 1:100,000; struc. contour map, 1:100.000. 47 ref. 1992.
Hetrick. John H. see also Huddlestun, Paul F.
Heyde, Wolfgang von der see von der Heyde. Wolfgang
00217 Hicks, D. W. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville, GA); McConneU, J. B. and Hubbard, R. K. Effect of the unsaturated zone on the migration and retardation of a conservative tracer at the Plains. Georgia. research site: in U.S. Geological Survey Toxic Substances Hydrology Program: proceedings of the technical meeting. Monterey, California. March 11-15. 1991 (Mallard. Gail E.. editor: el al.), Water-Resources Investigations- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 91-4034. p. 597-600. illus. incl. 1 table, sketch map, 1991. Availablefrom: U. S. Geol. Surv. Denver. CO. United States. Meeting: March 11-15. 1991. Monterey, CA.
00218 Hicks, David W. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville. GA); McConnell. James B.; Asmussen, Loris E.; Leonard, Ralph A. and Smith, Charles N. Movement and fate of agricultural chemicals in the surface and subsurface environments near Plains. southwestern Georgia; integrated work plan: Open-File Report- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 91..()()73. 26 p. illus. incl. 1 table, sketch maps. 26 ref.. 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency).
00219 Hicks, David W. (U. S. Geological Survey. Doraville. GA); McConnell, James B. and Asmussen. Loris E. Preliminary geologic and hydrologic evaluation of a small watershed near Plains, Georgia: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 90-4146. 30 p., illus. incl. 4 tables, sects., sketch maps, 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv. Denver, CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research SeiVice).
00220 Higgins, M. W. (U. S. Geol. SuiV.. Doraville. GA); Crawford, T. J.; Lesure. F. G.; Nelson, A. E.; Grossman, J. N.; Doughten, Michael W.; Rait, Nonna; McCartan, Lucy; Crawford, R. F., lll; Medlin, J. H.; Gottfried, David; Cook, R. B., Jr.; Sanders, R. P. and Gillon, Kenneth A. A preliminary geochemical evaluation of potential for platinum deposits in the crystalline rocks of Georgia: Open-File Report- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 92-0220. 89 p. 14 sheets. illus. incl. 2 tables, sketch map; site location maps, 1:100,000, 56 ref.. 1992. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Georgia Geologic Survey).
00221 Higgins, Michael W. (U. S. Geological Survey. Atlanta.
GA); Crawford, Thomas J.; Crawford, Ralph f'.. III; Atkins. Robert L. and Medlin, Jack H. Status of long-term U. S. G~o-

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logical Survey geologic mapping project. Georgia Appalachians (abstr.l: in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section. 43rd annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 26(4), p. 19, March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8. 1994. Blacksburg. VA.
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Hiland. Matteson W. see Byrnes, Mark R.
Hipple. David R. see O'Connor. Bruce 1.
Hodges. Rex A. see Snipes, DavidS.
00222 Holmes, Charles W. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO);
o M'Gonigle. John W. and Dalrymple, G. Brent. 13C of terres-
trial and marine organic matter in Cretaceous rocks of the Western Interior of North America [abstr.]: in USGS research on energy resources 1992; program and abstracts (Carter, L. M. H., editpr), U. S. Geological Survey Circular, Rep. No. C 1074, p. ~36. 1992. Meeting: Eighth V. E. McKelvey forum on Mineral and
energy resources, Feb. 17-20, 1992, Houston, TX.
00223 Hook, James E. (University of Georgia, Agronomy Department. Tifton. GA). Water withdrawals for irrigation in drought years: ERC. Rep. No. ERC 91-03, 40 p., illus. incl. 10 tables, sketch map. 13 ref.. June 1991.
00224 Hooper, R. P. (U. S. Geological Survey, Doraville. GA) and Christophersen. Nils. Predicting future episodic stream acidification in the Southeastern United States [abstr.]: in AGU 1992 spring meeting, Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. 73(14. Suppl.), p. 122, April 7, 1992. Meeting: May 1216. 1992. MontreaL PQ, Canada.
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00225 Hooper, Robert J. (Univ. South Fla., Dep. Geol.. Tampa, FL) and Hatcher~ Robert D., Jr. The origin of the Pine Mountain Window; an internal basement massif within the Piedmont of Alabama and Georgia: in Basement tectonics; 7. Proceedings of the Seventh international conference (Mason. Robert. editor), Proceedings of the International Conference on Basement Tectonics, 7, Vol. l. p. 375-383, sects.. sketch maps, 19 ref., 1992. Meeting: Aug. 17-21. 1987. Kingston, ON, Canada.
00226 Hooper, RobertJ. (University of South Florida. Deparnnent of Geology. Tampa. FL). Effects of late Mesozoic(?) brittle faults on Paleozoic tectonic configurations; central Georgia. Piedmont [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1990 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of America, 22(7), p.
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00227 Hopson, Janet L. (Univ. Tenn. Dep. Geol. Sci. Knoxville. TN); Hartford, Mark; McClellan, Elizabeth A.; Stieve, Alice; Farrell, David and Farrar, Stuart. Hole #2: in ADCOH; Appalachian Ultradeep Core Hole (ADCOH) Project; site investigation; Data set I (Hopson. Janet L.; el al.), Studies in Geology (Knoxville), 17. p. 69-93, illus. incl. 1 plate. 19'!?.
00228 Horowitz, Carol G. Benthic foraminifera of the Oligocene Suwann.::e Limestone. Georgia. and northern Florida: Master's, 1979. University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
Horton. J. W Jr. seeD' Agostino. J.P.; Nelson, A. E.

00229 Horwath. Robert M. Late Eocene and early Oligocene calcareous nannofossils and search for microtektites from central Georgia: 127 p., Master's. 1990, University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
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00230 Hubbard. Susan Sharpless (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Department of Geological Sciences. Blacksburg, VA); Coruh, Cahit and Costain, John K. Reinterpretation of seismic reflection data sets from S.C. N.C. and Ga. using con-
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00231 Huddlestun, Paul F. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA) and Hetrick, John H leaders. The stratigraphic framework of the Fort Valley Plateau and the Central Georgia kaolin district: Guidebook - Georgia Geological Society. l1 (1 ). 119 p.. chart. sects., strat. cols. sketch maps, 59 ref., October 1991.
00232 Huddleston, Paul F. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Arlanta. GA). A revision of the lithostratigraphic units of the coastal plain of Georgia; the Oligocene: Bulletin ~ Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 105, 152 p. 5 sheets, illus. incl. sects.. strat. cols., sketch maps. 210 ref.. 1993.
00233 Huddlestun. Paul (Georgia Geologic Smvey. Atlanta. GA). Upper Claibornian coastal marine sands of eastern Georgia and the Savannah River area: in Geological investigations of the central Savannah River area, South Carolina and Georgia (Fallaw, Wallace, editor; et al.), South Carolina State Development Board, Division of Geology, Columbia. SC. 1992. B.XTI.l-B.Xll.6. sketch map. 7 ref. 1992.
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00234 Hudson. Steve. Underground at the old Consolidated; venture deep into a Georgia gold mine: Rock & Gem, 23(11). p. 14-16, 18. 20. 44, illus. incl. sketch map. November 1993.
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00235 Hughes.. Alan C. Provenance study of the Hartselle interval of the upper Floyd Shale (Mississippian) near Rome. Georgia: 78 p., Master's, 1989. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
Hughes.. Allan C. see Summerour, Joseph H.
00236 Hulber~ Richard C., Jr. (Georgia Southern University, Deparnnent of Geology, Statesboro, GA). Craniodental anatomy and systematics of a middle Eocene protocetid whale from Georgia {a.bstr.]: in Society of Vertebrate Paleontology. 53rd annual meeting (Cifelli, Richard L.. editor; et al.), Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. 13(3. Suppl.). p. 42. 1993. Meering: Oct. 13-16, 1993. Albuquerque, NM.
00237 Hunt. Jesse L ... Jr. The geology and origin of Gray's Reef, Georgia continental shelf: Master's. 1974. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.

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00238 Huntington. T. G. (U. S. Geological Survey. Atlanta,
GA); Blum. A. E. and White, A. F. Migration of a bromide tracer in a forest soil in the Georgia Piedmont [abstr.]: in AGU
1994 spring meeting, Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. 75(16. Suppl.). p. 150, April 19, 1994. Meeting: May 23-27, 1994, Baltimore, MD.
Huntington, T. G. see also Peters. N. E.
00239 Huntington. Thomas G. (U. S. Geological Survey. Atlanta. GA); Hooper. Richard P.; Peters, Norman E.; Bullen, Thomas D. and KendaU, Carol. Water, energy. and biogeochemical budgets investigation at Panola Mountain research watershed. Stockbridge. Georgia; a research plan: Open-File Report U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 93-0055. 39 p., illus.
meL 5 tables. sketch maps, 140 ref., 1993. Available from: u. S.
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00240 Hurst, Vernon J. (Univ. Ga. Geol. Dep., Athens, GA) and Pickering, Sam J., Jr. Significance of crystallite size and habit detennining origin and industrial applications of Georgia kaolins: in Proceedings of the symposium on the Economic geology of the southeastern industrial minerals (Pickering, Sam J., Jr., editor), Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 120, p. 6379, illus., 10 ref., 1991. Meeting: Apri16, 1989, Atlanta, GA.
00241 Hwang, Huey-Min (Jackson State University, Department of Biology, Jackson. MS). Predicting the persistence of organic pollutants in natural aquatic systems by using kinetics data of microbial transformation processes: in Proceedings of the Twentyfourth Mississippi water resources conference (Daniel, B. Jean, editor). Proceedings - Mississippi Water Resources Conference, 24, p. 14-21, illus. 16 ref., 1994. Meeting: March 29, 1994, Jackson. MS.
Idris, F. M. see Popenoe, Peter
Idris, Faisal M. see Hemy, Vernon J.
Inman, ErnestJ. see Hess, Glen W.
Isacbsen. C. E. see Heatherington, A. L.
Jackson, J. C. see Lesure, F. G.
Jackson, Mary L. W. see Riggs, Stanley R.
00242 Jackson, Stephen T. (Northern Arizona University, Depart-
ment of Biological Sciences. Flagstaff, AZ) and Whitehead, Donald R. Pollen and macrofossils from Wisconsinan interstadial sediments in northeastern Georgia: Quaternary Research (New York). 39(1), p. 99-106, 2 tables. sketch map. 74 ref., January 1993.
Jacobsen, Timothy R. see Alberts, James J.
00243 Jancin, M. (Nittany Geoscience, State College, PA) and Clark.. D. D. Subsidence-sinkhole development in light of mud inf.tltrate structures within interstratal karst of the coastal plain, Southeast United States: Environmental Geology, 22(4), p. 330336, geol. sketch map, 14 ref., December 1993.
00244 Jobson, Harvey E. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Reston. VA). Users manual for an open-channel streamflow model based on the diffusion analogy: Water-Resources Investigations U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 89-4133. 73 p.. illus. incl. 6 tables. sketch map. 26 ref. 1989. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv.. Denver. CO. United States.

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00245 Johnson, Anthony. The Twiggs County earthquake swann: 125 p. Master's. 1984. Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta, GA.
Johnson, Gerald H. see Colquhoun. Donald J.
Johnston, Arch C. see Bollinger, G. A.
00246 Joiner, Charles N. (U. S. Geological Surv~.::y. Atlanta. GA) and Cressler, Alan M. Ground-water conditions in Georgta. 1993: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 94-0118, 135 p., illus. incl. 4 tables, sketch maps. 43 ref. 1994. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv . Denver. CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Environmental Protection Division. Gt:orgia Geologic Survey; Albany Water, Gas, and Light Commission; City of Brunswick; Glynn County; and City of Valdosta).
Joiner~ Charles N. see also ~lby. Barbara J.
00247 Jones, Henry Daniel. Geochemical and sulfur isotopic investigations into the origins of mississippi valley-type mineralization in the Southern Appalachians and nearby areas: 295 p. Doctoral, 1993, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. MI. Available from: Univ. Microf.tlms.
00248 Jordon, Larry Eugene. The geology of the Kelleytown Quadrangle, Georgia: 69 p., Master's, 1971, Emory University. Atlanta, GA.
00249 Kantrowitz. Irwin H. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Tallahassee, FL) and Trapp, Henry, Jr.~ compilers. Regional discussion group 3; research needs and areas for cooperative programs in the southern carbonate province: in Proceedings of the 1988 U.S. Geological Survey workshop on the Geology and geohydrology of the Atlantic Coastal Plain (Gohn, Gregory S.. editor), U. S. Geological Survey Circular. Rep. No. C 1059, p. 4-6, sketch map, 1 ref., 1992. (Partially prepared in cooperation with the New Jersey Geological Survey, Virginia State Water Control Board. Maryland Geological Survey, Southwest Florida Water Management District, Pinellas County (Florida) Sewer System and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation). Meeting: Sept 28-29, 1988, Reston. VA.
Kaufman, S. see Brown, L. D.
00250 KeUam, Jeffery A. (Department of Natural Resources. Atlanta, GA); Bonn. Gregory~- and Laney. Michael K. Distribution of heavy mineral sands adjacent to the Altamaha Sound~ an exploration model: Bulletin Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 110, 61 p. illus. incl. 11 tables; site location maps, 62 ref., 1992. Includes appendix.
00251 KeUam, jeffery A.; MaUary, McKenzie and Laney, Mi cbael K. Heavy mineral bearing sands from the Wicomico to the Princess Anne paleobarrier complexes along the Georgia coastal plain: Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey (1978). Rep. No. 111. 50 p. illus. incl. 7 tables. sketch maps; geoL map. 43 ref., 1991.
00252 KeUam. Madeleine F. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA); Brackett, David A. and Steele, William M. Considerations for the use of topographic lineaments in siting water wells in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge physiographic provinces of Gt:orgia:
p.:Information Circular -Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 91, 22 illus. incl. sketch maps. 12 ref.. !993.

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00253 KeUam, Madeleine F. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta. GA); Brackett. David A. and Steele. William M. Pumping test results from a flowing artesian well system, Cherokee County. Georgia: Information Circular- Georgia Geologic Survey. Rep. No. 92. 33 p. illus. incl. 3 tables, sketch maps, 10 ref., 1994.
Kellam, Madeleine F. see also Brackett. David A.
Kemp, G. P. see Nakashima. L. D.
00254 Keadall, Carol. Impact of isotopic heterogeneity in shallow systems on modeling of stonntlow generation: 408 p. Doctoral. 1993. University of Maryland, College Park. MD. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.
Kendall, Carol see also Huntington, Thomas G.
Keanedy, Vance C. see Peters, Norman E.
00255 Ketcham. Peter D. Studies of groundwater movemel}t in north Georgia Piedmont regolith by natural oxygen-18 tracing: 77 p. Master's. 1989, University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
Ketcham, Peter D. see also Wenner, David B.
00256 Ketcher. K. M. (University of South Aorida. Department of Geology. Tampa. FL) and Allmon, W. D. Paleoecology of Septastrea (Scleractinia; Rhizangiidae); an indicator of Pliocene upwelling? [abstr.}: in Geological Society of America, 1992 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(7), p. 313. 1992. Meeting: Oct 26-29, 1992. Cincinnati. OH.
00257 Kiefer, Rudi H. (Univ. N.C. Wilmington, Dep. Earth Sci. Wilmington. NC). Quantitative modeling of climatic controls in karst denudation, Northwest Georgia (abstr.J: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 24(2), p. 24, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20, 1992, Winston-Salem. NC.
00258 Kile. D. E. (U. S. Geological Survey); Chiou, C. T. and Brinton. T. I. Interactions of organic contaminants with fulvic and humic acids from the Suwannee River and with other humic substances in aqueous systems; with inferences pertaining to the structure of humic molecules: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River, Georgia; interactions, properties, and proposed structures (Averett. R. C., editor; et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373, p. 21-32, illus. incl. 3 tables, 22 ref. 1994.
Kim, Inyoung see Saleh, F. Y.
00259 King, David T.., Jr. (Auburn University, Auburn, AL). Sedimentary facies analysis and the characteristics of some Gulf Coastal Plain aquifers [abstr.}: in Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies and Gulf Coast Section of SEPM meeting (AAPG Gulf Coast Section), AAPG Bulletin, 77(9). p. 1590, September 1993. Meeting: OcL 20-22, 1993, Shreveport, LA.
00260 King, Elpert Aubry,Jr. Geology of Dodge County, Georgia: 17 p., Master's. 1962. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
00261 Kish. Stephen A., editor. Geologic field studies of the coastal plain in Alabama. Georgia, and Rorida: Field Conference Guidebook (Tallahassee), 33. 109 p. illus. incl. tables, block diags.. sect<>.. strat. cots. sketch maps. 1993. Individual papers are cited separately~ held in conjunction with annual meetings of Geol. Soc. Am .. Southeast. Sect.. SEPM. SoutheasL SecL. Paleontol.

Soc., Southeast. Sect. and Natl. Assoc. of Gcol. Teachers. Southeast. Sect.; meeting held at Tallahassee, Fla. Aprill993.
00262 Kish, Stephen A. (Florida State University. Department of Geology. Tallahassee, FL). Late Paleozoic destruction of the western proto-Atlantic margin in the Southern Appalachians: in Basement tectonics 8; Characterization and comparison of ancient and Mesozoic continental margins; proceedings of the Eighth international conference on Basement tectonics (Bartholomew. Mervin J. editor; el al.). Proceedings of the International Conference on Basement Tectonics, 8, p. 481-489, illus. incl. sect. geot. sketch map. 42 ref., 1988. Meeting: Aug. 8-12. 1988, Butte. MT.
Kish, Stephen A. see also Seal. Thomas L.; Tull, James F.
Knaus, R. see Nakashima, L. D.
00263 Knaus.. R. M. (La. State Univ . Nucl. Sci. Cent.. Baton Rouge. LA). Instrumental neutron activation analysis to measure short-term accretion and erosion in wetlands using rare earth element soil horizon markers: in Proceedings of the International conference on Activation analysis and its applications; Part 1. Journal ofRadioanalytical and Nuclear Chemisny. 151(1). p. 191-199. illus. incl. I table. 8 ref. September 199( Meeting: Oct. 15-19. 1990. Beijing, China.
Knisel, W. G. see Leonard. R. A.
00264 Knowles, Stephen C. (U. S. Eng. Waterw. Exp. Stn.. Vicksburg. MS) and Gorman, Laurel T. Historical coastal morphodynamics at St. Marys entrance. Florida. U.S.A.: in Coastal sediments '91 (Kraus, Nicholas C.. editor; et al.), Am. Soc. Civ. Eng., New York. NY, p. 1447-1461. illus. incl. geol. sketch maps, 16 ref. 1991. Meeting: Specialty conference on Quantitative approaches to coastal sediment processes, June 25-27. 1991. Seattle. W A.
Kooney, Timothy N~ see Mozley, Edward C.
Kramer, C. see Habib, D.
Krause, R. E. see Garza, R.; Garza, Reggina
00265 Krause, Richard E. (U. S. Geol. Surv ., Doraville, GA). U.S. Geological Survey ground-water studies in Georgia: OpenFile Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 88-0150, 2 p., sketch map, 4 ref., 1988. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO. United States. Water fact sheet
00266 Krinit7Sky~ E. L. (U. S. Anny Engineer Waterways Ex-
periment Station, Geotechnical Laboratory. Vicksburg. MS) and Dunbar, J. B. Earthquake hazards at Hartwell Dam and the Clemson upper and lower dams. Georgia-South Carolina: South Carolina Geology, 34(1-2). p. 39-52. illus. incl. 2 tables, geol. sketch map. 41 ref., 1991, [1992].
Kuehner, Scott M. see Chalokwu. Christopher I.
00267 Kuhn, Robert (Univ. Ga.. Dep. Geol.. Athens. GA) and Goldstein, Susan T. Taphonomy of salt marsh foraminifera. St. Catherines Island, Georgia [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 24(2). p. 25, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20, 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
Kuhn, Robert M. see Goldstein. Susan T.
Kuok. M. J. see Steltenpohl. M.G.

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Kunk., Michael J. see SteltenpohJ, Mark G.
Kunkle. A. C. see White, G. Norman
00268 La Tour, Timothy E. (Georgia State University. Geology Department. Atlanta. GA) and Gray, JuHan. Metamorphism of the Murphy Belt. Marble Hill. GA [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. Southeastern Section. 42nd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 25{4), p. 28. April 2, 1993. Meeting: Aprill-2, 1993, Tallahassee, FL.
00269 La Tour, Timothy E. (Georgia State UniversitY. Geology Department. Atlanta. GA). Contrasting geothermometry and tee~ tonometamorphic histories of adjacent areas in the Murphy Belt. Georgia [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 25(6), p. 266, October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28. 1993, Boston.MA.
Labotka. Theodore C. see Wesolowski, D. I.
00270 Lamb. George Marion. Depositional features of the Silurian Red Mountain Formation in Northwest Georgia: 69 p. Master's. 1954. Emory University, Atlanta, GA.
00271 Landers. Mark N. (U. S. Geologtcal Survey. Reston. VA) and Mueller. David S. Reference surfaces for bridge scour depths: in 1993 national conference on Hydraulic engineering (Shen, Hsieh Wen. editor; et al.), Hydraulic Engineering: Proceedings of the National Conference on Hydraulic Engineering, 1993. p. 2075-2080. illus. incl. 2 tables, 7 ref., 1993. Meeting: July 2530. 1993. San Francisco, CA.
00272 Laney. Michael K., compiler (Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Atlanta. GA). Mining directory of Georgia: Circular- Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 2, 112 p. illus. incl. colored econ. geol. map, 1991.
Laney, Michael K. see also Kellam, Jeffery A.
00273 Larsen, Curtis E. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA). Heavy minerals at the Fall Zone; a theoretical model of grain size. density, and gradient in Advances related to United States and international mineral resources; developing frameworks and exploration technologies (Scott, Richard W., Jr.. editor; et al.). U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin, Rep. No. B 2039. p. 167-180, illus. incl. 1 table. sketch map. 31 ref., 1993.
Larsen, I. L. see Von Damm, K. L.
Lasaga, Antonio C. see Nagy, Kathryn L.
Lasier, Peter J. see Winger, Parley V.
Lawrence, Richard see Vellidis, George
00274 Laws, Richard A. (University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Department of Earth Sciences, Wilmington, NC); Harris. W. Burleigh and Zullo, Victor A. Nannofossil biostratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy of middle to upper Eocene strata in the southwestern Savannah River Site and adjacent areas of Georgia: in Geological investigations of the central Savannah River area, South Carolina and Georgia (Fallaw. Wallace. editor; el al.), South Carolina State Development Board, Division of Geology. Columbia. SC. 1992. B.VII.l-B.Vll.4, ill p.. strat. col., 1 table. sketch map. 5 ref.. 1992.

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00275 Lee, Roger W. (U. S. Geological Survey). Geochemistry of ground water in the Southeastern Coastal Plain aquifer system in Mississippi. Alabama, Georgia. and South Carolina: U. S. Geological Survey Professional Paper. Rep. No. P l41Q..D, p. Dl072, illus. incl. chart. 30 tables, sketch maps; colored geochem. maps, l :2.(KXl,OOO, 77 ref. 1993. Regional Aquifer-System Analysis; Southeastern Coastal Plain.
00276 Leenheer,J. A. (U. S. Geological Survey); McKnight~ D. M.; Thurman, E. M. and MacCarthy, Patrick. compilers. Structural components and proposed structural models of fulvic acid from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia~ interactions, properties, and proposed structures (Averett, R. C.. editor; et al.), U. S. Geolo~ical Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373, p. 195-211. illus. incl. 2 tables, 29 ref., 1994. Individual sections are not cited separately.
00277 Leenheer, J. A. (U. S. Geological Survey). Methods for determination of structural models of fulvic acid from the Suwannee River by convergent independent analyses: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River, Georgia; interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett. R. C., editor; et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373. p. 75-79. 14 ref., 1994.
Leenheer.J. A. see also Averett. R. C.; Brown. P. A.; Noyes. T. I.;
Reddy.M.M.
00278 Leeth, David C. (U. S. Geological Survey. Atlanta. GA) and Nagle, Douglas D. Geomorphology and geologic characteristics of the Savannah River floodplain in the vicinity of the Savannah River Site, South Carolina and Georgia [abstr.}: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section. 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 26(4), p. 24, March 1994. Meeting: Apri17-8, 1994, Blacksburg, VA.
00279 Leonard, CUfford. Jr. (Accipiter. Marietta. CA) and Phillips, Robert R., Sr. Tectonic boundaries of the eastern Gulf Coast
of North America [abstr.]: in. GulfCoast Association of Geologi-
cal Societies and Gulf Coast Section of SEPM meeting (AAPG Gulf Coast Section), AAPG Bulletin, 77(9), p. 1592. September 1993. Meeting: Oct 20-22, 1993. Shreveport, LA.
00280 Leonard, R. A. (U. S. Dep. Agric.. Agric. Res. Surv. Tifton, GA); Knisel, W. G.; Davis. F. M. and Truman, C. C. Application of the GLEAMS model ar the Plains. Georgia, agricultural-management site: in U.S. Geological Survey Toxic Substances Hydrology Program; proceedings of the technical meeting, Monterey, California, March 11-15. 1991 (Mallard. Gail E., editor; el al.), Water-Resources Investigations- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRl 91-4034, p. 601-604. illus. incl. 3 tables, sketch map, 5 ref. 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO, United States. Meeting: March 11-15. 1991. Monterey. CA.
00281 Leonard, R. A. (USDA-ARS, Southeast Watershed Res. Lab., Tifton, GA); Truman. C. C.; Davis, F. M. and Knisel. W. G. Soil-pesticide grouping for water quality management: in Proceedings of the international symposium on Ground water in practice (Lennon. Gerard P. editor), Am. Soc. Civ. Eng.. New York. NY, p. 262-267, 1 table, 9 ref., 1991. Meeting: July 29Aug. 2, 1991, Nashville, TN.
Leonard, Ralph A. see Hicks. David W.
Lesher, C. Michael see Stowell. Harold H.

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00282 Lesure, F. G. {U. S. Geological Survey); Curtin, G. C.
o and Agostino, J. P. Mineral resource assessment of gold and
silver in the Greenville t x 2 Quadrangle. South Carolina. Georgia. and North Carolina: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey. U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA. Rep. No. MF-2198-A, 1 sheet, colored econ. geol. map. 1:250,000. 1993.
00283 Lesure. F. G. (U. S. Geological Survey); Curtin. G. C.; Daniels. D. L. and Jackson, J. C. Mineral resource assessment of rare-earth elements, thorium. titanium. and uranium in the Green-
zo ville 1,. x Quadrangle. South Carolina. Georgia. and North Caro-
lina: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey. U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA. Rep. No. MF2198-E. 1 sheet. colored econ. geol. map, 1:250.000. 1993.
00284 Lesure. F. G. (U. S. Geological Survey); D'Agostino. J. P. and Gottfried, David. Mineral resource assessment of mafic and ultramafic rocks in the Greenville 1" x 2" Quadrangle. South Carolina. Georgia. and North Carolina: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA. Rep. No. MF-2198-C. 30 p. 1 sheet. colored econ. geol. map. 1:250,000, 1993.
00285 Lesure. F. G. (U. S. Geological Survey) and D' Agostino, J, P. Mineral resource assessment of pegmatite minerals in the Greenville 1 x 2" Quadrangle, South Carolina. Georgia. and North Carolina: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA, Rep. No. MF2198-D. 1 sheet. colored econ. geol. map, 1:250.000, 1993.
00286 Lesure. F. G. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Reston. VA); Watts, K. C., Jr.; Finley, J. L.; Jackson, J. C. and Edwards, C. A. Analyses and descriptions of geochemical samples. northeastern part of the Dahlonega gold belt and vicinity, northeastern Georgia: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 910362. 103 p. 879 anal., 3 tables, sketch map. 11 ref., 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO, United States.
00287 Lesure, F. G. (U. S. Geological Survey). Mineral resource assessment of kyanite, sillimanite, and andalusite in the Greenville 1" x 2~ Quadrangle, South Carolina. Georgia. and North Carolina: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey. U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA, Rep. No. MF2198-B, 1 sheet, colored econ. geol. map, 1:250.000, 1993.
00288 Lesure. F. G. (U. S. Geological Survey). Geochemical reconnaissance of the Carroll County gold belt and southwestern part of the Dahlonega gold belt, western Georgia: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA, Rep. No. MF-2213, 21 p. 2 sheets. geochem. map. 1:48.000; geochem. map, 1:100,000. 1993.
00289 Lesure, F. G. (U. S. Geol. Surv.). Geochemical reconnaissance of the northeastern part of the Dahlonega gold belt. northeastern Georgia: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map - U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Geological Survey. Reston, VA, Rep. No. MF-2195. 37 p. 3 sheets, colored geochem. maps. 1:48.000, 1992.
Lesure, F. G. see also Higgins. M. W.
00290 Lesure. Frank G. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA); Grimes, D. J.; Curry. K. J. and Motooka. J. M. .A.nalyses and descriptions of gl:!ochemical samples. southwestern part of the Dahlonega gold belt and vicinity. Georgia. and seven samples from

Clay, Cleburne, and Tallapoosa counties. Alabama: Open-File Report- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 92-0419. 65 p. 781 anal. 4 tables, sketch map. 18 ref., 1992. Available /r<1m: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO. United States.
00291 Lesure. Frank G. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA). Whole-rock and trace-element analyses of some alumina-rich gneiss and schist from the Blue Ridge, North Carolina and Georgia: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 920429, 7 p. 1 table, sketch maps. 10 ref., 1992. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver. CO. United States.
Lesure, Frank G. see also Peper, John D.
00292 Levy, G. J. (Agricultural Research Organization, Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel); Eisenberg, H. and Sbainberg, I. Clay d~rsion as related to soil properties and water permeability: Soil Science, 155(1), p. 15-22. illus. incl. 4 tables, 28 ref., January 1993. Volcani Center. Agriculturlll Research Organization, Contrib. No. 3411-E. 1991 Series.
00293 Lewis, Alan Joe (Mercer Univ. Dep. Phys. and Earth Sci., Macon. GA) and Dod, Bruce. The discovery of a thallium min-
eral occurrence in Jones County. Georgia [abstr.]: in Proceedings
of Sixty-ninth annual meeting of the Georgia Academy of Science (Reese. Andy C., editor; et al.), Georgia Journal of Science, 50(1). p. 34, 1992. Meeting: May 1-2. 1992, Statesboro, GA.
00294 Li, Li (florida State University, Department of Geology. Tallahassee, FL) and Tull, James F. Cover sequence stratigraphy and structure; Salem Church basement culmination, Georgia Blue Ridge [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, Southeastern Section, 43rd annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 26(4), p. 25, March 1994. Meeting: April 7-8, 1994, Blacksburg, VA.
00295 Lineback, Jerry A. (Georgia Geological Survey, Atlanta. GA); Atkins, Robert L. and Steele. William M. Managing ground-water resources in the Piedmont and Blue Ridge of Georgia: in Proceedings of a conference on Ground water in the Piedmont of the Eastern United States (Daniel. Charles C., ill. editor; et al.), Clemson University, Clemson, SC. p. 628-637, sketch maps. 7 ref., 1989. Meeting: Oct. 16-18. 1989. Charlotte, NC.
Lineback, Jerry A. see also Atkins. Robert L.; Brackett. David A.;
Summerour, Joseph H.
00296 Linsley, David M. (Paleontological Research Institute, Ithaca, NY). Sea-level determination in salt marsh and beach dune
ridge deposits on a mesotidal coastline; Georgia, USA [abstr.]: in
Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 273. October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993. Boston. MA.
00297 Linsley, David Morgan. Depositional environments of St. Catherines Island; their relationship to late Quaternary sea-level change and application to Late Paleozoic cyclic stratigraphy: 198 p.. Doctoral, 1993. University of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. PA. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.
Litwin, Ronald J. see Clarke. JohnS.
Logan, W. Robert see Snipes. DavidS.
Lombardi, C. E. see Carter. M. W.

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00298 Long, L. T. (Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Atlanta, GA). A seismic hazard map for Georgia [abstr.]: in AGU 1993 spring meeting, Eos, Transactions. American Geophysical Union. 74(16, SuppL), p. 282, May 1993. Meeting: May 24-28, 1993, Baltimore, MD.
00299 Long, L. T. (Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. Atlanta. GA). Georgia/Alabama regional seismographic network: NUREG/CR (United States. Nuclear Regulatory Commission), Rep. No. NUREG/CR-5258, 120 p. illus. incl. sketch maps, November 1990. (Vol. 4).
Long, L. T. see also Boadu. F. K.
Long, Leland Timothy see Bollinger, G. A.
00300 Lord, K. M. (University of Aorida. Department of Geology. Gainesville, FL); McNeely. P. A. and Smith, D. L. A Bouguer gravity investigation of the lithotectonics and structure of the South Georgia Rift and adjacent areas [abstr.J: in AGU 1992 spring meeting, Eos, Transactions, American Geophysical Union, 73(14, supplement), p. 289-290, April 7, 1992. Meeting: May 12-16. 1992. Montreal. PQ, Canada.
00301 Lowe, Robert A. Search for Ostwald ripening in Georgia's kaolins: Master's. 1991. UniversityofGeorgia. Athens. GA.
00302 Lowrance, Richard (USDA-ARS. S.E. Watershed Res. Lab., Tifton, GA). Groundwater nitrate and denitrification in a coastal plain riparian forest Journal of Environmental Quality, 21(3), p. 401-405. illus. incl. 4 tables, 18 ref. September 1992.
00303 Lu, Vi (Georgia State University. Geology Department. Atlanta, GA). Structure and geochemistry of the Brevard shear zone in Northwest Atlanta, Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 169-170. October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993, Boston. MA.
00304 Luckett, Michael A. Cretaceous and lower Tertiary stratigraphy along the Flint River: Master's, 1979. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
M'Gonigle,John W. see Holmes, Charles W.
Ma.. Q. L. see Rojas, R. W.
MacCarthy, Patrick see Bowles, E. C.; Leenheer. J. A.
00305 Mack, James B. (Georgia State University. Department of Geology, Atlanta. GA); Rose, Seth; Arora, Ram and CoferShabica. Stephen. Field investigation of salt-water intrusion; Cumberland Island, Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 25(6), p. 245, October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993, Boston, MA.
00306 Mackinnon, Ian D. R. (University of Queensland, Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis, St. Lucia, Queensl., Australia); Uwins, PhilippaJ. R.; Yago, Anya and Page, David. Kaolinite particle sizes in the <2 Jlm range using laser scattering: Clays and Clay Minerals, 41(5), p. 613-623, illus. incl. 3 tables, 24 ref. October 1993.
00307 Magilligan, Francis j. (Dartmouth College. Department of Geography. Hanover. NH). Pathways, timing, and magnitude of watershed de-stabilization and recovery [abstr.]: in Geological Society of .Aunerica. 1993 annual meeting. Abstracts with Pro-

Long Manheim
grams - Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 396, Octohcr 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28. 1993. Boston. MA.
00308 Maher, H. D., Jr. (University of Nebraska at Omaha. Department of Geography and Geology. Omaha, NE); Boland, (.;
Brueggemann, M.; Pospisil. M.; Pray, J.; Sacks, P.; Secor. D.
T.; Steinke, T. and West, T. Tectonic architecture of central Georgia eastern Piedmont [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1992 annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs- G\."'IOgical Society of America. 24(7). p. 186. sketch map. 1992. Meeting: Oct. 26-29, 1992. Cincinnati, OH.
00309 Maher, H. D., Jr. (University of Nebraska at Omaha. Department of Geography and Geology. Omaha, NE); Dallmeyer. R.
D.; Secor, D. T., Jr. and Sacks, P. E. 40Ar;39Ar constraints on
chronology of Augusta fault zone movement and late Alleghanian extension, Southern Appalachian Piedmont, South Carolina and Georgia: American Journal of Science, 294(4). p. 428-448. illus. incl. sects. 3 tables. geol. sketch maps. 59 ref. April 1994.
Maher, H. D., Jr. see also Secor, D. T.; Secor, D. T. Jr.
00310 Maher, Harmon D Jr. (University of Nebraska at Omaha.
Department of Geography and Geology. Omaha. NE); Pray. J.;
Sacks. P.; Secor, Donald T. and Wright, James. Magmatic softening in the orogenic hinterland; Southern Appalachian Piedmont, Georgia [abstr.}: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of .1\.merica, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(2). p. 28. March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20. 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
Malcolm, J. D. see Malcolm. R. L.
00311 Malcolm, R. L. (U. S. Geological Survey); Aiken, G. R.; Bowles. E. C. and Malcolm, J. D. Isolation of fulvic and humic acids from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia; interactions, properties. and proposed structures (Averett, R. C., editor. et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373, p. 13-19. 11 ref. 1994.
00312 Malcolm, R. L. (U. S. Geological Suzvey); McKnight. D. M. and Averett, R. C. History and description of the Okefenokee Swamp; origin of the Suwannee ~iver: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River, Georgia; interactions, properties, and proposed structures (Averett, R. C., editor; et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373. p. 1-12. illus. incl. block diag., sketch map; map, 1:100,000.30 ref., 1994.
Malcolm, R. L. see also Reddy, M. M.; Thurman, E. M.
00313 Malcom, Otis. The illite in the commercial kaolins of the middle Georgia kaolin district 49 p., Master's. 1991. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
MaUary, McKenzie see Kellam, Jeffery A.
00314 Manheim, F. T. (U. S. Geqlogical Suzvey, Woods Hole.
MA) and Herring, J. R. Location and core background data: in Geology. stratigraphic relationships. and chemical composition
of phosphatic drill cores (TACTS boreholes) from the continental shelf off Georgia (Manheim, Frank T.. editor), Project Report Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 17, p. 4-24. 11 tables. sketch map. 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with the U. S. Minerals Management Service and the U. S. Geological Survey).

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00315 Manheim, F. T. (U. S. Geological Survey. Woods Hole.
MA} and Herring, J. R. Texture, origin. and significance of
phosphorite pellets: in Geology, stratigraphic relationships. and chemical composition of phosphatic drill cores (TACTS boreholes) from the continental shelf off Georgia (Manheim. Frank T . editor), Project Report - Georgia Geologic Survey. Rep. No. 17. p. 81100. illus. incl. l table. 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with the U. S. Minerals Management Service and the U. S. Geological Survey). Neogene. Northwest Ailantic
00316 Manheim, F. T. (U. S.. Geological Survey, Woods Hole. MA); Huddlestun, P. F. and DaSilva, J. L. Lithostratigraphy and phosphorite pellet concentration of TACTS cores A-H. and AMCOR drillhole 6002: in Geology. stratigraphic relationships.
and chemical composition of phosphatic drill cores (TACTS boreholes) from the continental shelf off Georgia (Manheim, FranJ.c T . editor). Project Report- Georgia Geologic Survey. Rep. No.. 17. p. 25-80. 9 tables. sects. 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with-the U. S. Minerals Management Service and the U. S. Geological Survey).
Manheim, F. T. see also Hening, J. R.; Popenoe, Peter
00317 Manheim, Frank T. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Woods Hole,
MA); Popenoe, Peter; Huddleston, Paul F. and Herring, James R. Phosphorites in Miocene strata off Georgia; implications of the TACTS corehole data [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America.. 1989 annual meeting (Dymek, Robert F., chairperson; et al.), Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 21(6). p. 330-331, 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9.1989, St. Louis. MO.
00318 Manheim, Frank T . editor (U. S. Geological Survey, Woods Hole, MA). Geology. stratigraphic relationships, and chemical composition of phosphatic drill cores (TACTS boreholes) from the continental shelf off Georgia: Project Report - Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 17. 199 p., illus. 64 ref., 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with the U. S. Minerals Management Service and the U. S. Geological Survey). Includes appendix; individual papers are cited separately.
Manheim, Frank T. see also Herring, James R.
00319 Marella, Richard L. (U. S. Geological Survey, Tallahassee, FL); Fanning, Julia L. and Mooty, Will S. Estimated use of water in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River basin during 1990 with state summaries from 1970 to 1990: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 93-4084, 45 p., illus. incl. 19 tables. sketch maps, 67 ref. 1993. Available from: U. S. GeoL Surv., Denver. CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Geological Survey of Alabama, Florida Department of Environmental Regulation, and Georgia Geologic Survey).
00320 Markewich. H. W. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta, GA) and Markewich, William. An overview of Pleistocene and Holocene inland dunes in Georgia and the Carolinas; morphology, distribution, age, and paleoclimate: U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin, Rep. No. B 2069, 32 p., illus. incl. 1 table, sketch maps. 100 ref., 1994.
00321 Markewicb, H. W. and Markewicb, William. Pleistocene and Holocene inland dune fields in the Southeastern United States: in 1990 Southeast climate symposium; global change; a southern perspective; proceedings, Southea'>t Reg. Clim.

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00322 Martin, Anthony J. (Univ. Ga.. Dep. Geol.. Athens, GA) and Frey, Robert W. Markov chain analysis of bioturbate textures as a tool for recognition of depositional rates [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1989 annual meeting (Dymek. Robert F. chairperson; et al.). Abstracts with Programs -Geological Society of America. 21(6), p. 332. 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9. 1989, St. Louis. MO.
00323 Martin. Anthony J, A paleoenvironmental analysis of the Shellmound and Mannie Shell members, Sequatchie Formation (Upper Ordovician), Georgia and Tennessee: Master's. 199L University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
00324 Martin, Anthony J. (Emory Univ. Geosci. Program, At-
lanta. GA). Estuarine deposystems during the Late Ordovician; Sequatchie Formation, Georgia and Tennessee [abstr.}: in Geological Society of America. 1990 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 22(7), p. 359. 1990. Meeting: Oct. 29-Nov. 1. 1990, Dallas, TI(.
00325 Martin, Anthony J. (Emory University, Geosciences Program, Atlanta, GA). Semiquantitative and statistical analysis of bioturbate textures, Sequatchie Formation (Upper Ordovician), Georgia and TeMessee. USA: Economic Geology Monographs. 2(2). p. 117-136. illus. incl. strat. cols., 8 tables. sketch map, 77 ref. 1992.
00326 Martin, Anthony John. Paleoenvironmental analysis of the Shellrnound and Mannie shale members, Sequatchie Formation (Upper Ordovician). Georgia and Tennessee: 325 p.. Doctoral, 1991. University of Georgia. Athens, GA. Available from: Univ. Microf:Ums.
00327 Martin, Benjamin Frank, Jr. The petrology of the Corbin Gneiss: 113 p., Master's. 1974. University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
Martin, S. L. see Carter, M. W.
00328 Maslia, Morris L. (U. S. Geol. Surv. Doraville. GA). Effect of faults on chloride contamination at Brunswick. Georgia [abstr.J: in AAAS annual meeting; abstracts of papers; !56th national meeting (Games, Michelle D.. compiler). Abstracts- American Association for the Advancement of Science. Pacific Division. Annual Meeting, 156, p. 29, 1990. Meeting: Feb. 15-20, 1990, New Orleans. LA.
Mason, G. T. see D'Agostino, J.P.
Massey, Christine A. see Bierman, Paul R.
m Maybin, A. H., seeD'Agostino, J.P. m Maybin, Arthur H., seeD'Agostino. J. P.
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00329 McBride.John H. (Cornell Univ .. Inst. Study Cont.. Ithaca. NY) and Nelson, K. Douglas. Deep seismic reflection constraints on Paleozoic crustal structure and Moho from the buried southern Appalachian Orogen: in Continental lithosphere; deep seismic reflections (Meissner. RolfO.. editor; et al.). Geodynamics Series. 22. p. 9-20. illus. incl. sects.. sketch maps. 45 ref.. 1991.

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00330 McBride~ Randolph A. (Louisiana State University. Coastal Studies Institute, Baton Rouge. LA) and Byrnes, Mark R. Geomorphic response types along barrier coastlines; a regional perspective [abstr.f: in Large scale coastal behavior '93 (List. Jeffrey H. editor). Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 93-0381. p. 119-122, illus., 9 ref.. 1993. Meeting: Nov. 1993, St Petersburg, FL.
McCartan. Lucy see Higgins. M. W.
McCarthy. Fox see Parsons, James M.
00331 McClean. A. Terry (Golder Associates. Atlanta, GA). The design and construction of the Conassauga Reservoir [abstr.}: in Water management of river systems; 27th annual AWRA conference: abstracts (McWreath, Harry C., editor), American Water Resources Association Technical Publication Series TPS, 91-3, p. 457-458, illus., 1991. Meeting: Sept 8-13, 1991, New Orleans, LA.
00332 McClellan, Elizabeth A. (University of Tennessee, Department of Geological Sciences. Knoxville. 1N). Discrimination of metasandstones of the eastern Blue Ridge; a statistical approach [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1989 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 21(6), p. 276. 1989. Meeting: Nov. 6-9, 1989. St Louis. MO.
McClellan. Elizabeth A. see also Hopson. Janet L.
00333 McConneii,J. B. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta, GA); BueU. G. R. and Winn, W. M. Georgia stream water quality: in National water summary 1990-91; hydrologic events and stream water quality (Paulson. Richard W., compiler; et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2400, p. 231238. illus. incl. 1 table. sketch maps. 17 ref., 1993.
McConnell, J. B. see also Hicks, D. W.
00334 McConnell, James B. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta, GA) and Hacke, Charles M. Hydrogeology. water quality, and water-resources development potential of the upper Floridan Aquifer in the Valdosta area, south-central Georgia: Water-Resources Investigations - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 934044, 44 p. 3 sheets, illus. incl. sects., sketch maps; maps, 17 ref., 1993. Available from: U. S. GeoL Surv.. Denver, CO, United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the City of Valdosta).
McConnell, James B. see also Hicks, David W.
00335 McCuUogh., Debia Hershelle Fine. Petrologic analysis of surficial sediments, Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary, Georgia continental shelf, U.S.A.: 269 p. Master's, 1985, Emory University. Atlanta, GA.
McFadden, Keith see Baum, Joan S.
McFadden, Keith W. see Clarke, JohnS.
McFarlane. Roger D. see Fanning, Julia L.
00336 McKeel, Steven L. (Martin Marietta Aggregates South. Region. Augusta. GA). Endangered granite outcrop plant species; a new environmental consideration for the crushed stone industry [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs - Geolo-

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gical Society of America. 24(2), p. 27, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20, 1992. Winston-Salem, NC.
00337 McKibben. Micbael D. (Westinghouse Environmental and Geotechnical Services. Atlanta. GA) and Spigner, B. C. Factors influencing ground-water availability and exploration in the southern Piedmont physiographic province of Georgia: in Proceedings of a conference on Ground water in the Piedmont of the Eastern United States (DanieL Charles C. Ill, editor.; et ai.). Clemson University. Clemson. SC. p. 587-605, 3 tables. sketch map. 47 ref. 1989. Meeting: Oct. 16-18, 1989, Charlotte. NC.
McKinney, Michael L. see Carter, Burchard D.
00338 McKnight, D. M. (U. S. Geological Survey) and Wershaw, R. L. Complexation of copper by fulvic acid from the Suwannee River; effect of counter-ion concentration: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia: interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett. R. C. editor. et al.). U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373. p. 33-44. illus. incl. 2 tables. 26 ref. 1994.
McKnight, D. M. see also Averett, R. C.; Leenheer. J. A.; Malcolm, R. L.
McLemore, William H. see O'Connor. Bruce J.
McNeely, P. A. see Lord. K. M.
McRae, Mac see Steltenpohl, M.G.
McSween, Harry Y., Jr. see Speer, J. Alexander; Walter. Kathryn
A.
Medlin. J. H. see Higgins, M. W.
Medlin, Jack H. see Higgins, Michael W.
00339 Medlin, Jack Harold. Geology and petrography of the Bethesda Church area, Green County, Georgia: 100 p., Master's, 1964, University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
00340 Melear, Nathan D. Clay minerals and ferruginous minerals formed during weathering of granitic rocks of the Georgia Piedmont: 69 p., Master's. 1990, University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
00341 Mickle, James E. (N.C. State Univ.. Dep. Bot. Raleigh, NC) and Sprague, E. Kent. Cladophylls from a new early Tertiary fossil flora from central Georgia [abstr.]: in Annual meetings of the Botanical Society of America with other affiliated societies and the Sociedad Botanica de Mexico; abstracts (Baskin. Carol C., director), American Journal of Botany, 78(6), p. 120. 1991. (Supplement). Meeting: Aug. 4-8, 1991, San Antonio, TX.
00342 Milby, Barbara J. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Doraville. GA); Joiner~ Charles N.; Cressler, Alan M. and West, Christopher T. Ground-water conditions in Georgia, 1990: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 91-0486. 147 p.. illus. incl. 3 tables. sketch maps. 30 ref.. 1991. Available from: U. S. GeoL Surv ., Denver. CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources; Albany Water. Gas, and Light Commission; City of Brunswick; Glynn County; Chatham County-Savannah Metropolitan Planning Commission; and the City of Valdosta).
Milby, Barbara J. see also Chapman. Melinda J.
Milici, Robert C. see de Witt. Wallace. Jr.

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00343 Milia. Katherine A. (Florida State University. Department of Geology. Tallahassee, FL) and Ragland. Paul C. Early Mesozoic Talbotton diabase dikes in west-central Georgia; compositionally homogeneous high-Fe quartz tholeiites: in Eastern North American Mesozoic magmatism (Puffer, John H. editor. et al.). Special Paper- Geological Society of America. 268. p. 347359. illus. incl. 5 tables. sketch map, 51 ref. 1992.
Miller, DonaldS. see Roden, Mary K.
MiDer, J. A. see Habib. D.
00344 MiUer.James A. (U. S. Geological SUIVey). Summary of the hydrology of the Southeastern Coastal Plain aquifer system in Mississippi. Alabama. Georgia. and South Carolina: U. S. Geologtcal Survey Professional Paper, Rep. No. P 1410-A. p. AlA38. illus. incl. 2 tables, chart, block diags., sketch maps. 90.ref. 1992. Regional Aquifer-System Analysis: Southeastern Coa,stal Plain.
Miner, James A. see also Thayer, Paul A.
MiUer, W. P. see Chiang, S.C.
00345 MiUs, Hugb H. (Tenn. Technol. Univ., Dep. Earth Sci.. Cookeville. TN) and Delcourt, Paul A. Quaternary geology of the Appalachian Highlands and Interior Low Plateaus: in Quaternary nonglacial geology: conterminous U.S. (Morrison. Roger B., editor). in the collection The geology of North America. Geol. Soc. Am . Boulder, CO. K-2, p. 611-628. illus. incl. 2 tables. sects. geol. sketch maps. 80 ref., 1991.
Mills, W. C. see Snyder, W. M.
00346 Mirsky, Janice Paula. Determination of the transport parameters and construction of the chloride ion concentration contour map for the Brunswick, Georgia. plume: 41 p., illus., 41 ref., Master's, 1989, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.
00347 Mitchell, David A. 4000 bridge foundation investigations: in Proceedings of the 39th annual highway geology symposium; Construction to minimize environmental impact (Youd. T. Leslie. chairperson), Proceedings of the Annual Highway Geology Symposium, 39, p. 314-341. illus. incl. sect., 3 tables. sketch map. 5
ref. August 1988. Meeting: Aug. 17-19. 1988. Park City. UT.
00348 Mitchell, Jeffrey Leonard. Sediment differentiation in the Altamaha River-estuary-marine system: 74 p., Master's, 1972, Emory University. Atlanta. GA.
00349 Moebs, Noel N. (U. S. Bur. Mines. Pittsburgh Res. Cent., Pittsburgh, PA)and Sames, Gary P.. Geotechnical aspects of roof and pillar stability in a Georgia talc mine: Bureau of Mines Report of Investigations, Rep. No. RI 9404, 29 p., illus. incl. 1 table. sects.; eng. geol. maps. 17 ref., 1992.
Mondary, J. F. see Pratt, T. L.
00350 Moodary, Joel F. (Cornell Univ., Ithaca. NY); Pratt, Thomas L. and Brown, Larry D. A 3-D Look at the midcrustal SWTency bright spot beneath southeastern Georgia [abstr.}: in Society of Exploration Geophysicists. Sixty-frrst annual international me::eting and exposition; expanded abstracts with biographies. 1991 tt.!chnical program. SEG Abstracts, 61, p. 279-282. illus. incl. sects.. sketch maps. 12 ref.. 1991. Meeting: Nov. 10-14, 1991. Houston. TX.
\tondary, Joel F. see also Pratt. Thomas L.

Montgomery, Lorinda T. see Fanning. Julia L.
Moodley, Leon see Goldstein. Susan T.
Moore, Jerry see Benson. Sally M.
Mooty, Will S. see Marella. Richard L.
Mora, Claudia I. see Caudill. Michael R.
00351 Morgan, Gary S compiler (Univ. Fla.. Fla. Mus. Nat. Hist., Gainesville. FL). Miocene paleontology and stratigraphy of the Suwannee River basin of North Florida and South Georgia: Field Conference Guideb<x1k (Tallahassee), 30. 60 p. illus. incl. 3 tables, charts. sketch maps. 1989. Field trip held Oct. 7. 1989; individual papers are cited separately.
00352 Morgan, Gary S. (Univ. Fla.. Fla. Mus. Nat. Hist.. GainesVille. FL). Miocene vertebrate faunas from the Suwannee River ba.Sin of North Florida and South Georgia: in Miocene paleontology and stratigraphy of the Suwannee River basin of North Florida and South Georgia (Morgan. Gary S., compiler). Field Conference Guidebook (Tallahassee). 30. p. 26-53. illus. incl. 2 tables, sketch map. 32 ref.. 1989.
Morgan, Gary S. see also Bryan. Jonathan R.
00353 Morgan, WaJTen P., Jr. Clay mineral descriptions and distributions. Altamaga. Deboy. and Sapelo sounds, Georgia: Master's. 1977. University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
00354 Morris. William Lee. Geology of the Gordon Spring area. Whitfield, Catoosa. and Walker counties, Georgia: 80 p. Master's, 1986, Emory University, Atlanta., GA.
Morton, Robert A. see Riggs. Stanley R.
00355 Moshkovitz, Shimon (Geological Survey of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel) and Habib, DanieL Calcareous nannofossil and dinoflagellate stratigraphy of the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary, Alabama and Georgia: Micropaleontology, 39(2), p. 167-191. illus. incl. 3 tables, 5 plates. 67 ref. June 1993.
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Motooka, J. M. see Lesure. Frank G.
00356 Mozley, Edward C. (Naval Oceanogr. and Atmos. Res. Lab.); Kooney, Timothy~.; Bymao. D. A. and Fraley, D. E. Airborne electromagnetic hydrographic survey technology [abstr.]: in Expanded abstracts with biographies. 1991 technical program. 61st annual international SEG meeting, SEG Abstracts. 61, p. 468471, illus. 2 ref., 1991. Meeting: Nov. 10-14. 1991, Houston. TX.
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Mueller, P. A. see Heatherington, A. L.
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00357 Murphy, K. (State University of New York. College at
Amherst. Amherst. NY); van Oss, C. J. and Giese, R. F. Surface free energies of kaolinites [abstr.]: in Clay Minerals Society,
28th annual meeting, program and abstracts (Pevear, D. R.. chairperson), Program and Abstracts Annual Clay Minerals Conference, 28. p. 119. October 1991. Meeting: Oct. 5-10, 1991. Houston. TX.

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00358 Murphy. Susan Hope. The geochemistry of molybdenum in the environment at Raytown. Georgia: Master's, 1982, University ofGeorgia, Athens. GA.
Murray.. Haydn H. see Pruett, Robert J.
00359 Musfeldt, Dean C. Taphonomy of mollusk shells on the nearshore shelf off Tybee Island, Georgia: 138 p. Master's, 1991, University of Georgia, Athens, GA.
00360 Muskett. Reginald R. (Defense Mapping Agency, Bethesda. MD). Molar potential fields in P-T space; GibbsDuhem dynamic system computational experiment applied to the eclogites of Lake Chatuga, Northeast Georgia Blue Ridge Terrane of the Southern Appalachian Orogen. USA [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 25(6), p. 264. October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993, Boston, MA.
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00361 Nagy. Kathryn L. (Yale Univ., Dep. Geol. and Geophys. New Haven, Cf) and Lasaga, Antonio C. A full rate law for dissolution and precipitation ofgibbsite and simultaneous precipitation and gibbsite and kaolinite at 80"C and pH 3 [abstr.J: in Geological Soctety of America., 1990 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 22(7), p. 159. 1990.
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00362 Nakashima. L. D. (Woodward-Clyde Consult. Baton Rouge. LA); Cofer-Sbabica, Stephen V.; Day, J. W.; Knaus, R.; DeLaune, R.; Reed, D.; Kemp. G. P. and Owens, E. H. Marsh/mudflat sedimentation, Cumberland Island, GA: in Biological and physical aspects of dredging, Kings Bay. Georgia; proceedings (Cofer-Shabica, Stephen V., editor), in the collection Coastlines of the world (Magoon. Orville T., editor). Am. Soc.
Civ. Eng., New York. NY, p. 43-54, illus. incl. 3 tables, sketch map. 15 ref., 1991. Meeting: State and local issues in transportation of Hazardous materials; towards a national strategy, May 14-
16, 1990. St. Louis, MO.
00363 Nash, Robert E. Historical changes in the mean high water shoreline and nearshore bathymetry of South Georgia and North Florida: Master's, 1977, University of Georgia, Athens. GA.
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00364 Nelson, A. E. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA) and
Horton, J. W ., Jr. Day 8, morning; Structure and tectonostratigraphy of the eastern Blue Ridge and western Piedmont in Tectonostratigraphic expression of terrane accretion in the Southern Appalachian Orogen; a geotraverse excursion (Dallmeyer. R. D.. editor), Univ. Ga., Athens, GA, p. 8.1-8.8, geol. sketch map, 1989. (IGCP Proj. 233 Guidebook series voL 4). IGCP Project No. 233.
00365 Nelson, A. E. (U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA). Day 7; Structure and tectonostratigraphy of the western and eastern Blue Ridge allochthonous complexes, Georgia: in Tectonostratigraphic expression of terrane accretion in the Southern Appalachian Orogen; a geotraverse excursion (Dallmeyer. R. D. editor). Univ. Ga.. Athens. GA. p. 7.1-7.9. geol. sketch map. 1989. (IGCP Proj. 233 Guidebook series vol. 4). IGCP Project No. :!33.

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00366 Nelson, A. E. (U. S. Geological Survey). Geologic map of the Dahlonega Quadrangle, Lumpkin and White counties. Georgia: Geologic Quadrangle Map- U. S. Geological Survey, U. S. Geological Survey, Reston. VA, Rep. No. GQ-1705. 1 sheet. colored geol. map. 1;24,000. 1992.
Nelson, A. E. see also D'Agostino. J.P.; Higgins. M. W.
Nelson, G. H., Jr. see Pearman. J. L.
Nelson, K. D. see Brown. L. D.
Nelson. K. Douglas see McBride, John H.
Newell, S. Y. see Haddad. R. I.
00367 Noakes, John E. (University of Georgia. C.A.LS . Athens, GA) and Harding, James L. Overview of nuclear techniques for marine mineral surveys and environmental assessment: in CRC handbook of geophysical exploration at sea; 2nd edition. Hard minerals (Geyer, Richard A.. editor). 2nd edition, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, p. 311-321, 22 ref., 1992.
Noakes, John E. see also Simones, Gregory C.
00368 Noble, Marlene A. (U. S. Geol. Surv., Menlo Park. CA) and Gelfenbaum, Guy R. Seasonal fluctuations in sea level on the South Carolina shelf and their relationship to the Gulf Stream: Journal of Geophysical Research, C. Oceans. 97(6), p. 9521-9529.
illus. incl. 5 tables, sketch map, 31 ref.. June 15, 1992.
00369 Noyes, T. I. (U. S. Geological Survey) and Leenheer. J. A. Proton nuclear-magnetic-resonance studies of fulvic acid from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River. Georgia; interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett. R. C., editor, el al.), U. S. Geological Survey WaterSupply Paper, Rep. No. W 2373. p. 129-139, illus. incl. 5 tables, 19 ref., 1994.
Noyes, T. I. see also Aiken. G. R.
00370 Nusbaum, Robert L. (College of Charleston, Department of Geology, Charleston, SC); Green. James D.; Whiting, Nancy; Stakes. Debra S. and Glascock, Michael D. The postmetamorphic Appling Granite. Georgia; Origin of facies and large mafic enclaves in a composite granite: Southeastern Geology, 33(1), p. 9-21. 3 tables, geol. sketch map, 35 ref.. October 1992.
00371 O'Connell, Dennis B. and Davis. Kenneth R. Groundwater quality in Georgia for 1989: Circular - Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 12F, 77 p., illus. incl. 6 tables. sketch maps, 23 ref., 1991. Includes a 38-page appendix.
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00372 O'Connor, Bruce J. (Georgia Geologic Survey, Atlanta, GA); McLemore, William H.; Trent, Victoria P.; Sandercock, Alan C. and Hipple, David R. Estimated ground-water availability in Carroll, Douglas. Haralson, Paulding and Polk counties, Georgia: Open-File Report (Georgia Geologic Survey). Rep. No. 94- L variously paginated. illus. incl. 2 tables. sketch maps, 30 ref. 1993. Includes 2 appendices.
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00373 Offield, Terry W. (U. S. Geol. Surv.. Reston, VA) and Higgins. Michael W. Thrusting over and around a basement knob in northern Georgia [abstr.]: in GSA Northea.'itern Section. 26th annual meeting; Southeastern Section. 40th annual meeting. Ah-

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00374 oNour. Ibrahim. Gravity anomalies of central Georgia: 69 p. Master's. 1982. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. GA.
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Page. David see Mackinnon, Ian D. R.
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00375 Paradise, Thomas R. (Arizona State University, Depart-
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pit characteristics and topography on Stone Mountain. Georgia: Physical Geography. 14(1). p. 68-80, illus. incl. 3 tables, sketch maps. 27 ref.. February 1993.
00376 Parks. William Scott. Jr. Multivariate analysis of Georgia coastal plain ground waters: 143 p., Doctoral. 1982, Georgia Institute ofTechnology. Atlanta, GA.
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00377 Parsons, James M. (Cobb County-Marietta County Author-
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surface water. groundwater, and conservation: in Resources, engineering and operations for the new decade, Proceedings, AWWA Annual Conference, 1991, p. 781-790, illus. incl. 1 table, 6 ref., 1991. Meeting: American Water Works Association 1991 annual conference. June 23-27. 1991, Philadelphia, PA.
00378 Patterson. Glenn G. (U. S. GeoL Surv. Columbia. SC). Localized ground.;.water discharge to the Savannah River near the Savannah River Site. South Carolina and Georgia [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 24(2). p. 57, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20. 1992, Winston-Salem. NC.
00379 Pearman. J. L. (U. S. Geol. Surv.); Stamey, Timothy C.; Hess, Glen W. and Nelson, G. H., Jr. Floods of February and March 1990 in Alabama, Georgia, and Florida: Water-Resources Investigations- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 91-4089. 44 p. 1 sheet, illus. incl. 2 tables. sketch maps; map. 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv., Denver, CO, United States.
00380 Peck, Michael F. (U. S. Geol. Surv. Doraville. GA). Potentiometric surface of the upper Floridan Aquifer. in Georgia and adjacent parts of Alabama. Florida. and South Carolina. May-June 1990: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 91-0206.3 p. sketch map, 3 ref., 1991. Available from: V. S. Geol. Surv.. Denver. CO. United States. (Prepared in cooperation with the Gemgia Department of Natural Resources. Georgia Geologic Survey. Chatham and Glynn counties. cities of Brunswick. Valdosta. and Alhany).

Peck, Michael F. see also Chapman, Melinda 1.; Clarke, John S.
Peebles, Pamela C. see Colquhoun. Donald J.
00381 Peper, John D. (U. S. Geol. Surv.); Lesure, Frank G.; Cox, Leslie J. and D'Agostino. John P. Geology. geochemistry. and mineral resource assessment of the Southern Nantahala Wilder. ness and adjacent roadless areas. Rabun and Towns counties. Georgia, and Clay and Macon counties. North Carolina: U. S. Geological Survey Bulletin, Rep. No. B 1883, 30 p. 2 sh=t~. illus. incl. 4 tables. sects., sketch maps; geol. map, 1:48.000; geochem. maps, 1:48,000. 1991.
Perlman. H. A. see Carter. R. F.
00382 Peters. N. E. (U. S. Geological Survey); Hooper, R. P. and Huntington, T. G. The Panola Mountain research watershed; hydrologic and biogeochemical process research, a watershed approach [abstr.]: in Proceedings of the U.S. Geological Survey global change research forum, Herndon. Virginia, March 18-20. 1991 (Kelmelis, John A.. editor; et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Circular, Rep. No. C 1086, p. 105, 1993. Meeting: March 1820, 1991. Herndon, VA.
Peters, N. E. see also Shanley, J. B.
00383 Peters. Norman E. (U. S. Geol. Surv.. Doraville, GA) and Kennedy, Vance C. Intensive and fixed-interval sampling for establishing baseline conditions for waters affected by acidic atmospheric deposition [abstr.]: in International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG). XIX general assembly; abstracts-Union Geodesique et Geophysique Internationale (UGGI). XIX assemblee generale; resumes. International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, General Assembly, 19, Vol. 3, p. 997. 1987. Meeting: Aug. 9-22, 1987, Vancouver, BC. Canada.
00384 Peters, Norman E. (U. S. Geological Survey. Atlanta. GA). Water-quality variations in a forested Piedmont catchment. Georgia. USA: Journal of Hydrology, 156(1-4). p. 73-90, illus. incl. 2 tables, sketch map. 15 ref., Aprill994.
Peters. Norman E. see also Huntington. Thomas G.; Shanley, James B.
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00385 Piccola, Larry J. Feasibility of developing sanitary landf:tlls at abandoned surface mines in Georgia: 36 p. Masters. 1972. Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. GA.
00386 Pickering, Sam J . Jr., editor (Ga. Kaolin Co., Deepstep. GA). Proceedings of the symposium on the Economic geology of the southeastern industrial minerals: Bulletin - Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 120, 133 p., 1991. Meering: April 6, 1989, Atlanta, GA. Individual papers are cited separately; sponsored by the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America.
Pickering, Sam J., Jr. see also Hurst. Vernon J.
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Pirkle. E. C. see Pirkle, Fredric L.
00387 Pirkle, Fredric L. (E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company. Starke. FL); Pirkle, E. C.; Reynolds. John G.; Pirkle, William A.; Henry, James A. and Rice, William .J. The Folkston West and Amelia heavy mineral deposit" 11f Trail Ridgt!.

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00388 Pirkle~ Fredric L. (E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co.. Starke. FL); flirkle, E. C. and Reynolds. John G. Heavy mineral deposits of the southeastern Atlantic Coastal Plain: in Proceedings of the symposium on the Economic geology of the southeastern industrial minerals '(Pickering, Sam J. Jr. editor). Bulletin -Georgia Geologic Survey (1978), Rep. No. 120, p. 1541. illus. incl. 5 tables, sketch map, 52 ref., 1991. Meeting: April 6. 1989, Atlanta. GA.
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00389 Planert, Michael (U. S. Geological Survey); Williams. JohnS. and DeJarnette, Sydney S. Geohydrology of the Southeastern Coastal Plain aquifer system in Alabama: U. S. Geological Survey Professional Paper, Rep. No. P 1410-H, p. H1-H75. illus. incl. chart, 4 tables. sketch maps; hydrogeoL maps. 1:1,000.000, 130 ref., 1993. Regional Aquifer-System Analysis; Southeastern Coastal Plain.
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00390 Plummer, L. Niel (U. S. Geological Survey) and Dusenberg, Eurybiades. CFC's; tools for age-dating and tracing shallow ground water: in United States Geological Survey yearbook. ftscal year 1992 (U. S. Geological Survey), United States Geological Survey Yearbook, Rep. No. 1992. p. 45-47. illus. incl. sect., 1993.
00391 Plummer. L. Niel (U. S. Geological Swvey, Reston, VA). Stable isotope enrichment in paleowaters of the Southeast Atlantic Coastal Plain. United States: Science, 262(5142), p. 2016-2020. illus. incl. sketch map. 48 ref.. December 24, 1993.
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00392 Popenoe, Peter (U. S. Geol. Surv.. Woods Hole, MA); Henry. V. J.; ldris. F. M.; Huddleston, Paul F. and Manheim.
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00393 Popenoe, Peter (U. S. Geological Survey, Woods Hole. MA); Huddleston, P. F. and Henry, Vernon J. Regional summary of the geology of the Miocene of Georgia and observations from the seismic reflection profiles and the TACTS cores: in Geology. stratigraphic relationships, and chemical composition of phosphatic drill cores (fACTS boreholes) from the continental shelf off Georgia (Manheim, Frank T., editor), Project Report Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 17, p. 123-144, sects., sketch maps. 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with the U. S. Minerals Management Service and the U. S. Geological Survey).
00394 Popenoe, Peter (U. S. Geological Survey. Woods Hole. MA). Maps and cross sections depicting the shallow seismic stratigraphy of the continental shelf and slope off Georgia from interpretation of high-resolution seismic-reflection data: Project Report - Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 15, 35 p., sects.. sketch maps. 33 ref., 1992. (Prepared in cooperation with U. S. Minerals Management Service and U. S. Geological Survey).

Pirkle Price
00395 Popenoe. Peter (U. S. Geol. Surv. Woods Hnlc. MA). Maps and cross sections depicting the shallow seismtc ~tratigraphy of the continental shelf and slope off Georgia from interpretations tlf high-resolution seismic-reflection data: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. OF 91..0397. 35 p.. sc:ct<>. sketch maps, 33 ref., 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv. Denver. CO. United States.
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00396 Poppe, L. J. (U. S. Geological Survey); Popenoe, Peter; Poag, C. W. and Swift, B. A. Correlations of subsurface rocks in the Southeast Georgia Embayment U.S. South Atlantic continental shelf: Miscellaneous Field Studies Map- U. S. Gwlogical Survey, Rep. No. MF-2251. 2 sheets, 1994.
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00397 Prather, Jesse Preston. The geology of 'eastern Monroe County. Georgia: 82 p.. Master s. 1971. University of Georgia. Athens, GA.
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00398 Pratt, T. L. (Cornell University. INSTOC. Ithaca. NY); Mondary, J. F.; Brown. L. D.; Christensen, N. I. and Danbam, S. H. COCORP 3-component 3-dimensional. and wide angle studies of the midcrustal Surrency bright spot [abstr.): in AGU 1992 spring meeting. Eos. Transactions. American Geophysical Union. 73(14. supplement), p. 204. April 7, 1992. Meeting: May 12-16, 1992. Montreal. PQ, Canada.
00399 Pratt, Thomas L. {Cornell Univ., Inst. Study Cont., Ithaca. NY); Hauser, Ernest C.; Hearn, Thomas and Reston. Timothy J. COCORP seismic investigations of the Surrency bright spot beneath the Southern Appalachians, USA: in Continental lithosphere; deep seismic reflections (Meissner, Rolf 0., editor; et al.), Geodynamics Series. 22, p. 1-7. illus. incl. sketch map, 42 ref. 1991. Meeting: 4th international symposium. Sept. 4-7. 1990, Bayreuth, Federal Republic of Germany. Cornell Univ., Inst. Study Cont., Contrib. No. 155.
00400 Pratt, Thomas L. (Cornell University. Institute for the Study of the Continents, Ithaca, NY); Mondary, Joel F.; Brown. Larry D.; Christensen. ~ikolas (. and Danbom, Stephen H. Crustal structure and deep reflector properties; wide angle shear and compressional wave studies of the midcrustal Surrency bright spot beneath southeastern Georgia: Journal of Geophysical Research, B, Solid Earth and Planets. 98(10). p. 17.723-17,735, illus. incl. sketch map, 30 ref.. October 10. 1993. Cornell Univ.. Inst Study Cont. (INSTOC), Contrib. No. 184.
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00401 Price: Edwin Henry. Stratigraphy. structure. and metamorphic history of the southern half of the Nottely Dam Quadrangle, Georgia-North Carolina: Master's. 1977. University of Georgia, Athens. GA.
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Price, Van, Jr. see Snipes. DavidS.

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00402 Prose, Douglas V. (U. S. Geological Survey. Menlo Park, CA}. New Madrid 7; Open-File Report- U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. OF 94-0179-R. 1994. video cassette Available . from: U. S. Geol. Surv. Denver, CO. United States. Print accompaniment issued as Open-file report 94-179-A.

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00403 Prowell.. David Cureton. Ultramafic plutons in the central

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00404 Pruett. Robert J. (Indiana Univ. Dep. Geol. Bloomington,

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00405 Pruett, Robert J. (ECC International, Technology Center. Sandersville. GA) and Webb, Harold L. Sampling and analysis of KGa-lB well-crystallized kaolin source clay: Clays and Clay Minerals. 41(4), p. 514-519, illus. incl. 2 tables, geol. sketch map. 6 ref. August 1993.

00406 Pruett, Robert James. A mineralogical and geochemical comparison between several primary and sedimentary kaolins of North .<\merica: 250 p. Doctoral. 1993. Indiana University. Bloomington. Bloomington. IN. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.

00407 Quinn, MichaeiJ. (Rice University, Department of Geology
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00408 Radford, Wilbur Edward. Relocation of earthquakes in the Lake Sinclair reservoir area: 56 p., Master's, 1988, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA.

Ragland. Paul C. see Milia. Katherine A.

00409 Railsback. L. Bruce (University of Georgia. Department of Geology. Athens. GA). Original mineralogy of Carboniferous worm tubes; evidence for changing marine chemistry and biomineralization: Geology (Boulder), 21(8), p. 703-706, illus. incl. 2 tables. 29 ref. August 1993.

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00410 Rajendran, C. P. (University of South Carolina, Department of Geological Sciences, Columbia. SC); Talwani, P. and Rajendran, K. Investigations of a possible seismic source zone in the Savannah-Hilton Head area [abstr.]: in Suspect terranes. seismicity of Southeastern U.S.; abstracts of the 63rd annual meeting, Seismological Society of America. Eastern Section, Seismological Research Letters, 62(3-4), p. 181. December 1991. Meeting: Oct. 14-16. 1991. Memphis. TN.

Rajendran, K. see Rajendran. C. P.

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00411 Reddy, M. M. (U. S. Geological Survey); Leenheer. J. A. and Malcolm, R. L. Elemental analysis and heat of combustion of fulvic acid from the Suwannee Rivt.-r: in Humic suhstances in the Suwannee River. Georgia; interactions. properties. and proposed structures (Averett. R. C. editor; et al.). U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373. p. 81-88. illus. incl. 4 tables, 9 ref. 1994.
00412 Redmond, Cindy Gaddis. Gravity investigation of the Gladesville Gabbro and surrounding area. Berner mafic complex: Master's. August 1990, University of South Florida.
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00413 Reinhardt, Juergen (U. S. Geol. Surv.. Reston. VA). Sedimentary cycles and sequence stratigraphy in the eastern Gulf of Mexico coastal plam: in Proceedings of the 1988 U.S. Geological Survey workshop on the Geology and geohydrology of the Atlantic Coastal Plain (Gohn. Gregory S. editor), U. S. Geological Survey Circular. Rep. No. C 1059, p. 153-158. chart, sketch map, 21 ref., 1992. (Partially prepared in cooperation with the New Jersey Geological Survey. Virginia State Water Control Board, Maryland Geological Survey. Southwest Aorida Water Management District. Pinellas County (Florida) Sewer System and the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation). Mee.ling: Sept. 28-29. 1988, Reston, VA.
00414 Reinhardt, Juergen (U. S. Geological Swvey. Reston. VA). Upper Cretaceous stratigraphy, facies. and sedimentary cyles in the eastern Gulf Coastal Plain [abstr.]: in Geological Society of A.rilerica, 1990 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 22(7), p. 234. 1990. Meeting:
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00415 Renner, James F. (Wapora. Atlanta. GA) and Crawford. Thomas J. Groundwater supply assessment and Section 404 permitting for water supply reservoirs. Georgia [abstr.]: in GSA Northeastern Section, 26th annual meeting; Southeastern Section. 40th annual meeting, Abstracts with Progr~s - Geological Society of America, 23(1). p. 120, February 1991. Meeting: March 14-16, 1991, Baltimore, MD.
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00416 Reusing, Stephen P. Geology of the Graves Mountain area, Lincoln and Wilkes counties. Georgia: Master's. 1979, University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
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00417 Rich, Mark (University ofGeorgia, Department ofGeology, Atlanta. GA). Structural and stratigraphic trends in the Floyd Synclinorium, northwestern Georgia, and speculation on their relationship to reactivated basement faults: Geologic Report - Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 6, 15 p. sects. geol. sketch maps, 35 ref. 1992.
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00418 Riggs, Stanley R. (East Carol. Univ.. Dep. Geol.. Greenville, NC); Ellison, Samuel P.,Jr.; Fisher, William L.; Galloway, William E.; Jackson, Mary L. W. and Morton, Robert A. Mineral resources and geopressure-geothermal energy: in The Gulf of Mexico Basin (Salvador. Amos. ediror}, in lfu! collection

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00419 Robertson, Sandra Jo (Georgia Geologic Survey, Department ofNatural Resources, Atlanta. GA). Ground-water quality in Georgia for 1990: Circular -Georgia Geologic Survey, Rep. No. 12G. variously paginated, illus. incl. 4 tables, sketch maps. 24 ref., 1992. Includes appendix.
00420 Roden. Mary K. (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Troy, NY); Elliott, W. Crawford; Aronson, James L. and Miller. DonaldS. A comparison of fission-track ages of apatite and zircon to the K!Ar ages of illite-smectite (I/S} from Ordovician K-bentonites. southern Appalachian Basin: Journal of Geology. 101(5), p. 633-641. illus. incl. 1 table, sketch map, 47 ref.. September 1993. Case West. Reserve Univ., Contrib. No. 188.
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00421 Rojas, R. W. (U. S. Department of Agriculture. Agricultural Research Service. Fort Collins. CO); Ahuja, L. R.; Ma, Q. L.; DeCoursey, D. G.; Ferreira, V.; Hanson, J. D. and Shaf fer, M. J. RZWQM to model management effects on water quality: in Proceedings of the Federal interagency workshop on Hydrologic modeling demands for the 90's (Burton. James S., compiler). Water-Resources Investigations- U. S. Geological Survey, Rep. No. WRI 934018, p. 5.1-5.7. illus., 11 ref., 1993. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv.. Denver. CO. United States. Meeting: June 6-9. 1993. Fort Collins. CO.
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00422 Rose, S. (Ga. State Univ., Dep. Geol. Atlanta, GA). Tritium in groundwater of the Georgia Piedmont; implications for recharge and flow paths: Hydrological Processes, 6(1), p. 67-78, 1 table, 45 ref. March 1992.
Rose, Seth see Mack. James B.
00423 Rose, Seth E. (Ga. State Univ. Dep. Geol.. Atlanta, GA). A nonparametric statistical approach applied to solute-discharge relationships for Falling Creek. Georgia; a mafic Piedmont watershed [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs Geological Society of America. 24(2). p. 61, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20. 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
00424 Rose, Seth E. (Ga. State Univ., Dep. Geol.. Atlanta. GA). Environmental tritium as a tracer of ground-water flow in the Piedmont Province of Georgia: ERC, Rep. No. ERC 05-90, 65 p. illus. incl. 1 table. sketch map, 34 ref., May 1990.
00425 Rose, Seth E. (Ga. State Univ., Dep. Geol., Atlanta, GA). Tritium concentrations and their implications for the residence time of ground water within the Piedmont Province of Georgia [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1990 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 22(7). p. 296, 1990. Meeting: Oct 29-Nov. 1. 1990. Dallas. TX.
00426 Rose, Seth (Georgia State University, Department of Geology. Atlanta. GA). Annual environmental tritium variation within Piedmont Province streamflow [ahstr.J: in Geological Society of

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00427 Rose, Seth (Georgia State University. Department of Geol-
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00428 Rose, Seth (Georgia State University, Department of Geology, Atlanta. GA). Environmental tritium systematics of baseflow in Piedmont Province watersheds. Georgia (USA): Journal of Hydrology, 143(3-4), p. 191-216. illus. incl. 4 tables. sketch map, 50 ref. March 15. 1993.
Rose. Seth E. see Wilson. Stephen K.
00429 Rouhani. Shahrokh (Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Civil Engineering, Atlanta. GA) and Torak. Lynn J. Geostatistical co-estimation of ground water flow parameters: ERC. Rep. No. ERC 05-91, 44 p., illus. incl. sect. 3 tables. sketch maps, 21 ref., June 1991.
Sacks, P. see Maher, H. D. Jr.; Maher, Harmon D. Jr.
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00430 SaJeh. F. Y. (North Texas State University. Institute of Applied Sciences, Denton. TX); Theriot. L. J.; Amani, S. K. and Kim. Inyouog. Electron-spin resonance of fulvic and humic acids from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River, Georgia: interactions, properties. and proposed structures (Averett. R. C.. editor; et al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373, p. 67-74, illus. incl. 2 tables, 39 ref., 1994.
00431 SaJpas, Peter A. (Auburn University, Department of Geology, Auburn, AL) and DanieU, Neil. Major and trace element investigation of the Pine Mountain Massif: the southernmost exposure of Grenville age crust in North America [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1992 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(7), p. 304, 1992. Meeting: Oct 26-29, 1992. Cincinnati, OH.
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00432 Saunders, James A. (Auburn University. Department of Geology, Auburn, AL) and Savrda, Charles E. Geochemistry of the Athens Shale; implications for the genesis of mississippi valleytype deposits of the southernmost Appalachians: Southeastern Geology, 33(4), p. 161-170. illus. incl. 2 tables, geol. sketch map, 51 ref., October 1993.
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00433 Savisky, Timothy Patrick. An analysis of landscape change of Madison County. Georgia: 165 p.. Doctoral. 1993. University of Georgia, Athens. GA. A't.;ailable from: Univ. Mi~'fO films.

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00434 Schroder, Charles H. Trace fossils of the Upper Cretaceous-lower Tertiary (formerly Tuscaloosa Formation) and basal Jackson Group. east-central Georgia: Master's, 1979, University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
00435 Schumann, R. RandaU, editor (U. S. Geological Sur-
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Schumann. R. Randall see also Gundersen. Linda C. S.
00436 Schwimmer. David R. (Columbus College: Department of Chemisay and Geology, Columbus, GA); Stewart. J. D. and Williams. G. Dent. Giant fossil coelacanths of the Late Cretaceous in the Eastern United States: Geology (Boulder). 22(6), p. 503-506. illus. incl. 2 tables, sketch map. 22 ref. June 1994. new
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00437 Schwimmer, David R. (Columbus College. Department of Chemisay and Geology, Columbus, OH); WiUiams., G. Dent; Dobie. James L. and Siesser. William G. Late Cretaceous dinosaurs from the Blufftown Formation in western Georgia and eastern Alabama: Journal of Paleontology, 67(2). p. 288-296. illus. incl. 2 tables. sketch map, 50 ref. March 1993.
00438 Schwimmer, David R. (Columbus Coil., Dep. Chern. and Geol.. Columbus. GA). First mastodont remains from the Chattahoochee River valley in western Georgia. with implications for the age of adjacent stream terraces: Georgia Journal of Science, 49(2), p. 81-86. illus. incl. sketch map, 17 ref., 1991.
00439 Schwimmer, David R. (Columbus College. Department of Chemisay and Geology, Columbus. GA). Upper Cretaceous vertebrate fossils in the easternmost Gulf Coastal Plain; mixed Atlantic and western Gulf marine taxa with cosmopolitan terrestrial components [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America. 1990 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 22(7). p. 236. 1990. Meeting: Oct 29-Nov. 1,1990, Dallas, TX.
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Scott. Thomas see Colquhoun, Donald J.
00440 Scott. Thomas M. (AoridaGeological Survey, Tallahassee, FL). A brief overview of Miocene lithostratigraphy, northern Florida and eastern Georgia: in Proceedings of the Second Bald Head Island conference on coastal plains geology; Savannah River region; transition between the Gulf and Atlantic coastal plains (Zullo. Victor A.. editor; et al.), Proceedings of the Bald Head Island Conference on Coastal Plains Geology, 2, p. 74-80. illus. incl. skt:tch map. 8 reL May 1992. Meeting: Nov. 6-11. 1990. Hilton Head Island. SC.

00441 Seal, Thomas L. (Aa. State Univ., Dep. Geol., Tallahassee, FL) and Kish, Stephen A. An Ordovician magmatic event in the Southern Appalachian inner Piedmont; evidence from granitic plutons in western Georgia and eastern Alabama [abstr.): in GSA Northeastern Section. 26th annual meeting; Southeastern Section. 40th annual meeting. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 23(1). p. 126. February 1991. Meeting: March 14-16. 1991. Baltimore. MD.
00442 Seal, Thomas L. (Aa. State Univ. Dep. Geol., Tallahasst.-c. FL). Pre-Middle Ordovician trondhjemitic magmatism in the western Georgia and eastern Alabama Inner Piedmont [abstr.l: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America. 24(2). p. 64. March 1992. Meeting: March 18-2f}. 1992. Winston-Salem. NC.
00443 S~or, D. T. (University of South Carolina. Department of Geological Sciences, Columbia. SC); Dennis, A. J.; Maber. H.
D., Jr. and Sacks, P. E. Day 9; Geology and terrane analysis of the eastern Piedmont. South Carolina and Georgia: in Tec-
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00444 Secor. D. T.,Jr. (University of South Carolina, Department of Geological Sciences, Columbia. SC); Dennis. A. J.; Maher, H. D., Jr. and Sacks, P. E. Day 8. afternoon; Geology and terrane analysis of the eastern Piedmont South Carolina and Georgi:a: in Tectonostratigraphic expression of terrane accretion in the Southern Appalachian Orogen; a geotraverse excursion (Dallmeyer. R. D. editor). Univ. Ga., Athens. GA, p. 8.25-8.91. illus. incl. 1 table. geol. sketch maps. 1989. (IGCP Proj. 233 Guidebook series vol. 4). IGCP Project No. 233.
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Sha, Peng see Stowell. Harold H.
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00445 Shanley, J. B. (U. S. Geological Survey. Montpellier. VT); Hooper, R. P. and Peters, N. E. Controls on sulfate mobility in a forested watershed as inferred from annual and event mass balance [abstr.]: in AGU 1992 spring meeting, Eos. Trans-
actions, American Geophysical Union. 73(14. Suppl.), p. 137. April7,1992. Meeting: May 12-16, 1992. Montreal. PQ. Canada.
00446 Shanley. James B. (U. S. Geological Survey, Atlanta. GA) and Peters, Norman E. Variations in aqueous sulfate concentrations at Panola Mountain. Georgia: Journal of Hydrology. 146(14), p. 361-382, illus. incl. 1 table. sketch map, 20 ref.. June 1. 1993.
00447 Shanley, James B. (U. S. Geological Survey. Doraville. GA). Sulfate retention and release in soils at Panola Mountain. Georgia: Soil Science, 153(6), p. 499-508. illus. incl. 1 table. sketch map, 37 ref.. June 1992.
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Sbedlock, Kaye M. see Bollinger. G. A.

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00448 Shotts., Reynold Q. (University of Alabama. Tuscaloosa. AL). Possible correlation of coal 'beds on Sand and Lookout Mountain: The Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science, 37(1), p. 15-21. strat. col., sects. 15 ref., January 1966.
00449 Sibley, David Michael. The structural fabric of the Rockmart Slate and its relation to the timing of orogenesis in the Valley and Ridge Province of Northwest Georgia: 109 p., Master's, 1983. Auburn University. Auburn, AL.
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00450 Siegel, F. R. (George Washington University, Department of Geology, Washington. DC 20052); Roach, N. M.; Yang, Wen and Viterito. A. Stream suspensates for Au and base metal exploration in metavolcanic felsic rocks. eastern Piedmont. Georgia. USA: in Geochemical exploration 1991 (Dickson. Frank W. editor; el al.), Journal of Geochemical Exploration. 47(1-3), p. 235249, illus. incl. 2 tables, geol. sketch maps, 18 ref., April 1993. Meeting: 15th international geochemical exploration symposium, IGES, Apri129-May 1.1991, Reno, NV.
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00451 Simones, Gregory C.; Spaulding, James D.; Wenner, David B. and Noakes, John E. N.E. Georgia temporal and spatial variations in the radon content of ground water: ERC. 03-88, 18 p.. illus. incl. sketch maps. 8 ref., March 1988.
00452 Simones, Gregory C. Geologic analysis of ground water radon variation in the vicinity of the Elberton Batholith, Georgia: 182 p. Master's, 1989, University of Georgia. Athens. GA.
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00453 Smith, Charles N. (U. S. Environ. Prot. Agency, Athens, GA) and Parrish, Rudolph S. Preliminary results of a pesticide leaching study at Plains, Georgia: in U.S. Geological Survey Toxic Substances Hydrology Program; proceedings of the technical meeting, Monterey, California, March 11-15. 1991 (Mallard, Gail E., editor; el al.). Water-Resources Investigations- U. S. Geological Survey. Rep. No. WRI 91-4034. p. 605-609. illus. incl. sketch map. 10 ref., 1991. Available from: U. S. Geol. Surv... Denver, CO, United States. Meeting: Marcti 11-15, 1991. Monterey, CA.
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00454 Smith~ Ernest H. (U.. s. Dep. Agric., Soil Conserv.
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00455 Smith, J. V. (University of Technology, Department of Applied Geology, Broadway, N.S.W., Australia). Structural analysis in convergent and divergent wrench zones with reference to the Lachlan fold belt [abstr.j: in Geological Society of Australia conti::rence on Tectonics and metallogenesis of the Lachlan fold belt (Fergusson. Chris. convener; el al.). Abstracts -Geological Society

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00456 Smith, Larry Warren. Depositional setting and stratigraphy of the Tuscaloosa Formation, central Alabama to west-central Georgia: 139 p. Master's. 1984, Auburn University. Auburn. AL.
00457 Smith, Martin A. (Georgia Institute of Technology. Environmental Resources Center. Atlanta. GA). Field te.c;t of an environmental impact assessment methodology: ERC. Rep. No. ERC-1574, 197 p. illus. incl. 10 tables. sketch maps. 36 ref. August 1974.
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00458 Smith, Rosser J. (Southern Methodist University. Dallas. TX) and Blanchette. Peter L. Estimated soil properties and observed hydrocarbon soil gas; theory, application and examples; Part I, Interstitial soil gas: Shell Nachrichten. 7(1), p. 36-59. illus. incl. sketch maps. 20 ref., December 1991.
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Smits, Andrew D. see Aadland, Rolf K.
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00459 Snipes, DavidS. (Clemson University. Earth Sciences Department. Clemson, SC); Hodges, Rex A.; Warner, Richard D.; Fallaw, Wallace C.; Price. Van, Jr.; Cumbest. Randy J. and Logan, W. Robert. The Martin Fault; southeastern boundary of the early Mesozoic Dunbarton Basin [abstr.j: in Geological Society of America. 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs Geological Society of America. 25(6), p. 468, October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28, 1993. Boston, MA.
Snipes, DavidS. see also Benson, Sally M.
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00460 Snyder, W. M. (U. S. Department of Agriculture. Southeast Watershed Research Laboratory, Tifton, GA); Mills. W. C.; Dillard, A. L. and Thomas. A. W. Normalization of a hydrologic sample probability density function by transform optimization: Journal of Hydrology, 149(1-4), p. 97-110. illus. incl. 2 tables, 10 ref., August 1993.
00461 Sooog, C. (Pa. State Univ .. Ore Deposits Res. Sect. University Park, PA) and Barnes, H. L. Kinetics of kaolinite dissolution and precipitation under hydrothermal conditions [abstr.]: in AGU-MSA 1991 spring meeting, Eos, Transactions. American Geophysical Union, 72(17), p. 308, April 23. 1991. Meeting: May 28-31, 1991. Baltimore, MD.
00462 Soong, Cbie (Pennsylvania State University, Ore Deposits Research Section, University Park, PA) and Barnes, H. L. Precipitation and dissolution kinetics of kaolinite under hydrothermal conditions [abstr.J: in Geological Society of America. 1992 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs Geological Society of America, 24(7). p. 170. 1992. Meeting: Oct 26-29, 1992. Cincinnati. OH.
00463 Soong. Cbie. Hydrothermal kinetics of kaolinite-water interaction at pH 4.2 and 7.3, 130"C to 230"C: 119 p.. Doctoral. 1993. Pennsylvania State University, University Park. Univt!rsity' Park. PA. Available from: Univ. Microfilms.

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00464 Southeast Missouri State University, Center for Earth-

00470 Steltenpohl, M. G. (Auburn UniversityyJJepartment of Ge-

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00465 Speer. J. Alexander (North Carolina State University, De-
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00466 Stahle, David W. (University of Arkansas, Department of Geography. Fayetteville, AR). Climatic, tectonic, and archaeological application of ancient baldcypress tree-ring chronologies [abstr.}: in American Quaternary Association 12th biennial meeting; program and abstracts, Program and Abstracts - American Quaternary Association. Conference. 12. p. 21-22, 3 ref., 1992. Meeling: Aug. 24-26, 1992, Davis, CA.
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00467 Stamey, Timothy C. {U. S. Geological Swvey, Atlanta, GA) and Hess, Glen W. Techniques for estimating magnitude and frequency of floods in rural basins of Georgia: Water-Re-
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00471 Steltenpohl, Mark G. (Auburn Univ., Dep. Geol.. Auburn, AL); Goldberg, Steven A.; Hanley, Thomas B. and Kunk, Michael J. Alleghanian development of the Goat Rock fault zone, southernmost Appalachians; temporal compatibility with the ma.-.ter decollement; with Suppl. Data 92-33: Geology {Boulder). 20(9). p. 845-848, illus. incl. geol. sketch map. 29 ref. September 1992.
00472 Stephenson, D. E. (Westinghouse-Savannah River Co.. Aiken. SC) and Stieve, A. L. Structural model of the basement based on geophysical data in the central Savannah River area. South Carolina. Georgia [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. ..1\bstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America. 24(2). p. 68, March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20, l992, Winston-Salem. NC.
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00473 Stowell, Harold H. (Univ. Ala. Dep. GeoL Tuscaloosa. AL); Sha, Peng and Lesher, C. Michael. Metamorphic lode gold mineralization in the Hillabee Greenstone: Anna Howe (NE Alabama) & Royal Vindicator (NW Georgia) mines, Southern Appalachians [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of America, 24(2), p. 68. March 1992. Meeling: March 18-20, 1992, Winston-Salem. NC.
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00474 Strobl, Rudy (Alberta Research Council. Edmonton. AB. Canada). Sedimentary environments of coal: in Coal geology and its application to coal-bed methane reservoirs (Langenberg, Willem; et al.), Information Series - Alberta. Research Council, Rep. No. 109, p. 67-83, block diag. sects. strat. col.. sketch maps. 20 ref. 1990.

00468 Steltenpohl, M. G. (Auburn University, Department of Geology. Auburn, AL}; Gastaldo. R. A.; Guthrie, Greg M. and Kunk. )1. J. Known distribution and character of the Alleghanian event in the southernmost exposed Appalachians, Alabama and Southwest Georgia [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of .-'\merica. 25(6), p. 483, October 1993. Meeting: Oct 2528. 1993, Boston. MA.

00475 Student, j. J. (Va_ Polytech. Inst and Stare Univ., Dep. Geol. Sci., Blacksburg, VA) and Sinha, A. K. Carboniferous U-Pb ages of zircons from the Box Ankle and Ocmulgee faults, central Georgia; implications for accretionary models [abstr.]: in 41st annual meeting of the Southeastern Section of the Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs- Geological Society of America, 24(2). p. 69. March 1992. Meeting: March 18-20, 1992, Winston-Salem, NC.

00469 Steltenpohl. M. G. (Auburn University, Department of Geology. Auburn, AL); Goldberg, S. A.; Kunk, M. J. and McRae.
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00476 Summerour, Joseph H. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Department of Natural Resources. Atlanta. GA); Shapiro. Earl A.;
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00477 Tarr, Arthur C. (U. S. Geological Swvey. Golden. CO). Geologtc Hazards Data-Base catalog; central United States: Open-File Report - U. S. Geological Swvey. Rep. No. OF 930349. 145 p.. 2 tables. sketch maps, 1993. Available from: U. S. Geol. Swv. Golden, CO, United States.
00478 Taylor, H. E. (U. S. Geological Swvey) and Garbarino, J. R. Occurrence and distribution of selected trace metals in the International Humic Substances Society's standard and reference fulvic and humic acids isolated from the Suwannee River: in Humic substances in the Suwannee River, Georgia; interactions, properties. and proposed structures (Averett, R. C., editor, el al.), U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper. Rep. No. W 2373. p. 45-54, illus. incl. 4 tables, 10 ref., 1994.
00479 Tennessee Valley Authority. Draft envirorunental impact statement; chip mill terminals on the Tennessee River: Rep. No. TVA/RG/EQS-92/5. illus. incl. 71 tables, sketch maps. 350 ref..
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00480 Thayer, Paul A. (Univ. N.C. at Wilmington. Wilmington, NC) and Millery James A. Petrology of Eocene rocks, southeastern Georgia coastal plain [abstr.]: in Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies and Gulf Coast Section SEPM meeting; abstracts. AAPG Bulletin, 72(9), p. 1124-1125. September 1988. Meeting: Oct. 19-21, 1988, New Orleans, LA. algal flora, foraminifers
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00481 Thomas, R. D. K. (Franklin and Marshall College, Department of Geosciences, Lancaster, PA) and Muriceak, Denise R. Paleobiological and biogeographic significance of polymorphism in Pliocene shells of the arcoid bivalve Glycymeris americana. from the Southeastern U.S.A. [abstr.]: in Geological Society of America, 1993 annual meeting, Abstracts with Programs - Geological Society of .~erica. 25(6), p. 56, October 1993. Meeting: Oct. 25-28. 1993, Boston. MA.
00482 Thomas, William A. (University of Alabama, Department
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00483 Thomas. WiDiam A. (University of Kentucky, Department of Geological Sciences. Lexington. KY). Tectonic setting of the Cahaba Synclinorium: in Mississippian-Pennsylvanian tectonic histozy of rhe Cahaba Synclinorium (Thomas. William A., editor; et al.). ..o\Iab:una Geological Society, Annual Field Trip Guidebook, 28, p. 29-36, illus. ind. sect., sketch maps. November 23. 1991. Meeting: Nov. 22-23. 1991. Birmingham. A.L.

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00485 Tbunnan. E. M. (U. S. Geological Survey) and Mal
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00486 Thunnon<L Carol J. The geology of the Chennault 7 1/2'
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00487 Torak, L. J. (U. S. Geological Survey); Davis, G. S.; Strain, G. A. and Herndon. J. G. Geohydrology and evaluation of water-resource potential of the upper Floridan Aquifer in the Albany area, southwestern Georgia: U. S. Geological Survey Water-Supply Paper, Rep. No. W 2391. 59 p. 2 sheets. illus. incl. 11 tables. sketch maps; colored hydrogeol. map, 1:125.000, 15 ref., 1993. (Prepared in cooperation with City of Albany Water. Gas. and Light Commission). Supersedes Open-file report 91-52.
00488 Torak, LynnJ. (U. S. Geol. Surv. Doraville. GA). Sensitivity analysis of a ground-water flow model: in Proceedings of the international symposium on Ground water in practice (Lennon, Gerard P., editor). Am. Soc. Civ. Eng. New York. NY. p. 4045. 1 table. sketch map, 3 ref., 1991. Meeting: July 29-Aug. 2. !991. Nashville. TN.
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00489 Trent, Victoria P. (Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta, GA). Ground-water pollution susceptibility map of Georgia: Hydrologic Atlas (Atlanta, Ga.), Georgia Geologic Survey. Atlanta. GA, Rep. No. 20, 1 sheet, tables; colored hydrogeol. map. 1:500,000, 13 ref., 1992.
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00490 Tschirhart~ Rochie. Fracture-trace analysis to increase the probability of locating groundwater for Murray County, Georgia: 56 p. Master's, !984. Georgia Institute of Technology. Atlanta. GA.
00491 TuU, j. F. (Florida State University, Department of Geology, Tallahassee. FL). Day 3; Structure and stratigraphy of tht! Talladega slate belt Georgia-Alabama: in Tectonostratigraphic expression of terrane accretion in the Southern Appalachian Orogen: a geotraverse excursion (Dallmeyer. R. D.. editor). Univ.

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00492 TuU, J. T. (Aorida State University, Department of Geol-

00500 Veenendaal. Arthur L. Water infiltration processes in a

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00501 VeUidis, George (University of Georgia. Coastal Plam Experiment Station. Tifton. GA); Smith. Matt C.; Hubbard. Robert K. and Lawrence, Richard. Surface runoff samplers for nutrient assimilation measurement in a restored riparian wetland: in Land

00493 Tun. James F. (Aa. State Univ. Dep. Geol.. Tallahassee,

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00502 Ver Straeten, Charles (University of Rochester. Department of Geological Sciences. Rochester, NY) and Brett. Carlton
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00494 Tun. James F. (Aa. State Univ. Dep. Geol.. Tallahassee,

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00495 Tun. James F. (Aa. State Univ. Dep. Geol.. Tallahassee,
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Tun. James F. see also Li. Li

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00497 U. S. Department of Energy, Crystalline Repository

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Wampler, J. M. see Hassanipak. A. A.

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Wenner, David B. see also Simones, Gregory C.
Wershaw, R. L. see McKnight., D. M.
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Warner Wingard
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West, T. see Maher, H. D. Jr.
White, A. F. see Huntington. T. G.
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Wbitebead, Donald R. see Jackson, Stephen T.
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Williams, Jobn S. see Planert. Michael
Williams, R. T. see Wesolowski, D. J.
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00522 Winger, Parley V. (University of Georgia, School of Forest Resources, Athens, GA); Lasier, Peter J. and Geitner, Harvey. Toxicity of sediments and pore water from Brunswick Estuary, Georgia: Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology. 25(3), p. 371-376. illus. incl. 2 tables, sketch map. 30 ref., September 1993.
Winn, W. M. see McConnell, J. B.
Witt. Jr. WaUace de see de Witt. Wallace, Jr.
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Yang, Wen see Siegel, F. R.

00525 Yin, Zhi-Yong (Ga. State Univ., Dep. Geogr., Atlanta. GA) and Brook, George A. Evapotranspiration in the Okefenokee Swamp watershed; a comparison of temperature-ha.'icd anJ water balance methods: Journal of Hydrology. 131(1-4), p. 293312, illus. incl. 7 tables, 16 ref., February 1992.
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Yin. Zhi-Yong see also Paradise. Thomas R.
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00528 Zilkoski. D. 8. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. National Geodetic Survey, Rockville, MD). Estimation of GPS-derived orthometric heights using high-resolution geoid height models {abstr.]: in AGU 1992 spring meeting, Eos. Transactions. American Geophysical Union. 73( 14, special supplement). p. 81, April 7. 1992. Meeting: May 12-16. 1992. Montreal. PQ. Canada
,ZuUo, Victor A. see Laws. Richard A.
Zupan, A. J. W. see D'Agostino. J. P.

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BffiLIO(.iRAPHY AND INDEX OF (.iEORGIA GEOLOGY SUBJECT INDEX

absolute age see also ArlAr; C-14; K!Ar;
Rb/Sr; U/Pb ground water 00390 magmas 00442 Quaternary 00345 Acadian Phase structural geology 00156 acid rain De Kalb County Georgia. hydrology
00239 hydrology 00224; 00382; 00383 Rockdale County Georgia. hydrology
00239 acoustical logging
Cherokee County Georgia. ground water 00253
actinides see californium; thorium; uranium
Actinistia Stewart County Georgia 00436
active tectonics see neotectonics actual age (absolure age) see absolute age
Adair County Iowa stratigraphy 00409
ADCOH engineering geology 00198 tectonics 00230
aeromagnetic maps geophysical smveys 00118
Aeronian stratigraphy 00074
Ag see silver
aggradation geomorphology 00307
aggregate see also sands
00135
Agnotozoic see Proterozoic agrochemicals see also pesticides
Sumter County Georgia environmental geology 00280 ground water00217
AI see aluminum
Albany Georgia ground water 00067; 00488 hydrogeology 00487 pollution 00066
Albertosaurus Vertebrata 00437
AIIISOis 00070; 00292
algae nannofossils South Carolina 00274 stratigraphy 00185; 00186; 00229; 00355

algal nora nannofossils South Carolina 00274 stratigraphy 00185; 00186; 00229; 00355 Wayne County Georgia. sedimentary petrology 00480
aliphatic hydrocarbons see alkanes
alkali feldspar see microcline
alkali metals see potassium; sodium
alkaline earth metals see also beryllium:
radium soils 00162
alkanes see ethane; methane
Allatoona Lake ground water 00377 stratigraphy 00492
Alleghany Orogeny Columbia County Georgia. metasomatism 00089 Dodge County Georgia. structural geology00202 Harris County Georgia geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 magmas 00465 Muscogee County Georgia geochronology 00470
orogeny 00471
Ordovician 00420 structural geology 00055~ 00308~ 00309;
00443;00444;00468;00469~00515
tectonics 00279
allochems Wayne County Georgia. sedimentary petrology 00480
allostratigrapby South Carolina 00100
alluvium heavy mineral deposits 00273 South Carolina. geomorphology 00278
alluvium aquifers ground water 00275
altaite Haralson County Georgia. gold ores 00051 McDuffie County Georgia. gold ores 00051
Altamaha Formation maps 00216
Altamaba River estuaries 00348 hydrogeology 00085
Altamaha River estuary ecology 00045

Altamaba Sound clay mineralogy 00353 non-metal deposit.:; 00250
Alto Allochthon Carboniferous 00 116
aluminosilicates 00210
aluminum geochemistry 00069 Habersham County Georgia. non-metal deposits 00291
amargosite see bentonite
AMCOR00316
Amelia Deposit heavy mineral deposits 00387
amino acids geochemistry 00005; 00485
Ammonia beccarii 00173
ammonium ion Rockdale County Georgia. hydrology 00384
Amphianthus pusillus environmental geology 00336
amphibole group see also clinoamphibole
Harris County Georgia. phase equilibria CXXl61
Muscogee County Georgia. phase equilibria00061
amphibolite see amphibolites
amphibolite facies defonnation 00107 structural geology 00122; 00468; 00491; 00499 Troup County Georgia. non-metal depos-
its 00094
ampbibolites 00062 Harris County Georgia 00061 Muscogee County Georgia 00061 platinum ores 00220
anatase Fulton County Georgia 00063
andalusite deposits 00287
Andrews Formation stratigraphy 00495
Andrews Schist stratigraphy 00494
angiosperms Dicotyledoneae 00030 Washington County Georgia 00341 Spartina alterniflora. geochemistry 00005;00069;00187
annual growth rings see tree rings
annual report ground water 00064; 00371

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Anthozoa Arthropoda

Anthozoa see Zoantharia
anticlines ()())55 stratigraphy 00294
antiform folds 00055; 00106; 00107; 00166;00444
antimony hydrogeology 00085
apatite Ordovician 00420
apatite ores see phosphate deposits
Appalachian Mountains see Appalachians
Appalachian Phase 00115;00414:00492 inclusions 00360 structural geology 00073; 00106; 00166; 00329;00364;00443;00444;00491 tectonophysics 00040
Appalachian region see Appalachians
Appalachian Ultradeep Core Hole Project engineering geology 00198 Appalachians see also Appalachian Phase; Brevard Zone areal geology
Blue Ridge Mountains 00221 Piedmont 00188; 00191; 00221 building stone 00110 Carboniferous. Piedmont 00116; 00475 clay mineralogy. Piedmont 00129 deformation. Blue Ridge Province 00107 economic geology 00113; 00381 Piedmont 00088 engineering geology 00198 Piedmont 00266 environmental geology 00183 Piedmont 00433 fluvial features. Piedmont00160 geochemistry. Piedmont 00425; 00447 geochronology Blue Ridge Province 00115 Piedmont 00470 geologic hazards 00402 geomorphology Piedmont 00025 Valley and Ridge Province 00031 gold ores 00111; 00286; 00289; 00290; 00473 Piedmont 00051 ground water Blue Ridge Province ()())36; 00252;
00295 ~
Piedmont 00035; 00036; 00065; ()())78; 00098;00192;00252;00253;00255; 00295;00337;00422;00424;00451
heavy mineral deposits. Piedmont 00273 hydrogeology
Piedmont 00083; 00085: 00372; 00426; 00427;00446;00514
Valley and Ridge Province 00372 hydrology. Piedmont 00056; 00189;
00238;00382;00383;00384;00423; 00428;00445;00500 inclusions. Blue Ridge Province 00360 kaolin deposits. Pied~ont 00127

magmas 00465
Blue Ridge Province 00442
Piedmont 00442 metal ores 00247; 00282; 00283; 00432
Piedmont 00450 metasomatism. Piedmont 00089 mineral resources 00284 non-metal deposits 00287
Blue Ridge Mountains 00291 nonmetal deposits 00112 Ordovician 00420 orogeny 00471
Piedmont 00226; 00310 Valley and Ridge Province 00449 pegmatite 00285 petrology 00068 Blue Ridge Province 00227; 00269;
00332;00507 Piedmont00062;00227;00370;00403:
00441 phase equilibria. Piedmont 00061 pollution 00182
Piedmont 00176 Quaternary
Blue Ridge Province 00345 Piedmont 00345 Valley and Ridge Province 00345 sedimentary petrology 00075 Piedmont 00340: 00512 seismology. Blue Ridge Mountains 00028 soils. Piedmont 00021 stratigraphy Blue Ridge Mountains 00294; 00494 Blue Ridge Province 00492 Piedmont ()()()) 1 Valley and Ridge Province 00074;
00200;00201 structural geology 00262; 00399; 00469
Blue Ridge Mountains 00106; 00156 Blue Ridge Province 00017; 00054;
00055;00104;00166;00197;00364; 00365;00407:00491;00493;00515 Piedmont 00014; 00104; 00122; 00308; 00309;00364;00412;00443;00444; 00468;00499 Valley and Ridge Province 00055; 00073;00104:00417 tectonics 00230; 00482; 00483 Piedmont 00225 weathering, Piedmont 00026
apparent age geochemistry 00195
Appling County Georgia
geophysical surveys 00018 structural geology 00399; 00400
Appling Granite
petrology 00370
aquamarine Troup County Georgia 00523
aquifer vulnerability
pollution 00489
aquifers see also alluvium aquifers; artesian waters; confmed ~quifers; recharge; water resources Burke County Georgia

ground water00022; (XJ076; 00081; 00114
pollution 00476 Chatham County Georgia. environmental
geology 00020 Clarke County Georgia. envin1nmental
geology 00053 Dougherty County Georgia
ground water 00067 pollutiort 00066 environmental geology 00183 geochemistry 00452 ground water 00035; 00047: OCU98; 00140:00150:00192;00246;00305: 00344:00380;00419;00429;00488 hydrogeology 00158; 00426 Oconee County Georgia, environmental geology 00053 South Carolina environmental geology 00020 ground water00081; 00082; 00114 hydrogeology 00144 Sumter County Georgia. pollution 00218 AI see argon
Ar/Ar Carboniferous 00116 geochemistry 00195 geochronology 00115 Harris County Georgia geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 Muscogee County Georgia geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 structural geology 00309; 00468
aragonite
Iowa. stratigraphy 00409 Walker County Georgia. stratigraphy
00409
ARC/INFO environmental geology 00181 hydrogeology 00019
archaeology
Quaternary 00466 Rabun County Georgia. economic geol-
ogy00381 Towns County Georgia. economic geol-
ogy00381
Aichosauriasee Ornithischia; Saurischia
areal geology see bibliography; guidebook; maps
arendalite see epidote
argon geochemistry 00195
argon-argon see AI/AI
arsenic
00210 hydrogeology 00085 pollution 00207
artesian waters Cherokee County Georgia. ground water 00253
Arthropoda Ophiomorpha. changes of levd 00296

42

arthropods see trilobites
As see arsenic
asbestos deposits Columbia County Georgia 00087
asthenosphere inclusions 00360
Athens Georgia metal ores 00432 pollution 00241 structural geology 00073
Athens Shale metal ores 00432
Atlanta Georgia environmental geology 00181 ground water 00079; 00509 hydrology 00189 pollution 00508 structural geology 00073; 00303
Atlantic Coastal Plain
00133 areal geology 00221 Carboniferous 00475 changes of level 00296 coal00474 construction materials 00038 crust00194 earthquakes 00410 ecology 00267 environmental geology 00020; 00183 faults 00459 foraminifera 00172; 00174; 00506 geochemistry 00005; 00016; 00503 geologic hazards 00402 geomorphology 00049; 00199; 00264;
00307;00330 geophysical surveys 00398; 00528 ground water 00022; 00067; 00076;
00114;00140;00150;00275;00305; 00344;00429;00520 guidebook 00261 heavy mineral deposits 00177; 00180; 00251;00273;00387;00388 hydrogeology 00085; 00144; 00158; 00334 hydrology 00525 Invertebrata 00139; 00521 maps00216 Miocene 00130; 00351; 00352 non-metal deposits 00037; 00250 petroleum 00458 phosphate deposits 00059; 00208; 00209 Pliocene 00256 pollution 00013; 00182; 00218; 00219; 00281 Quaternary 00023; 00086; 00099; 00126; 00137;00171;00320;00391 sedimentary petrology 00095; 00233 sedimentation 00032; 00362 sediments 00123 shore features 00121; 00148 soils 00162 stratigraphy 00001; 00003; 00100; 00163;00164;00228;00232;00274: 00359;00440 structural geology 00202; 00400; 00444

tectonics 00472 Tertiary 00392
Atlantic Margin Coring Project see
AMCOR
Atlantic Ocean see also Gulf Stream
00124;00133;00210;00314;00316; 00395
Cenozoic 00394 continental shelf00315; 00335 economic geology 00204 geochemistry 00206 geomorphology 00049 geophysical surveys 00356 heavy mineral deposits 00177 Miocene 00393 phosphate deposits 00208; 00211; 00318 pollution 00522 sedimentary petrology 00317 sediments 00123 stratigraphy 00396 tectonics 00279
Atlantic-type margins see passive margins atmospheric precipitation see also rain
geochemistry 00425 ground water 00246; 00342 hydrogeology00254; 00427; 00514
Au see gold
augen gneiss 00227; 00431
Augusta Fault structural geology 00443
Augusta fault zone structural geology 00309; 00444
Augusta Georgia hydrology 00214 maps00216 structural geology 00309 waste disposal 00385
Augusta Terrane structural geology 00309
automatic cartography see digital cartogra-
phy Avon Park Formation
sedimentary petrology 00480
bacteria pedogenesis 00125
Baker County Georgia ground water 00488 hydrogeology 00487
Bamberg Warp stratigraphy 00100
Bangor Limestone sedimentation 00008
Banks County Georgia building stone 00110 gold ores 00289
barite deposits 00247
Barker Hill Formation stratigraphy 00164
BarnweU Formation 00274 geomorphology 00278 mineralogy 00293

arthropods Bermuda High
barometric pressure Burke County Georgia. ground water 00022
barometry. geologic see geologic barometry
barrier beaches 00330; 00516
barrier islands 00133 Camden County Georgia foraminifera 00506 geomorphology 00264 geomorphology 00199; 00330 ground water 00305 heavy mineral deposits 00251 sedimentary petrology 00095 sediments 00123 stratigraphy 00297
Barrovian defonnation 00107
Barrow County Georgia ~old ores 00289 Quaternary 00242
bars see point bars
Bartletts Ferry Dam petrology 00048
Bartletts Ferry fault zone structural geology 00469
Bartletts Ferry mylonite zone petrology 00048
Bartow County Georgia see also Carters-
ville Georgia gold ores 00288
basalts see tholeiite basculating faults see wrench faults
base metals 00450
baseflow hydrology 00428
basement tectonics Floyd County Georgia 00417
Bashi Formation stratigraphy 00164
basins, drainage see drainage basins
bauxite geomorphology 00031
Bals Formation stratigraphy 00200
Be see beryllium
Be7 geochemistry 00503
beach erosion see littoral erosion beaches see also barrier beaches; littoral
erosion changes of level 00296 geomorphology 00049
bedding plane irregularities see mudcracks;
ripple marks
Belair Belt
structural geology 00444
belts. fold see fold belts
bentonite seeK-bentonite
Bermuda High Quaternary 00466

43

Berner mafic complex Burks Mountain Complex

Berner mafic complex structural geology 00412
beryl Troup County Georgia 00523
beryllium Be-7. geochemistry 00503 hydrogeology 00085
Bibb County Georgia see also Macon Georgia stratigraphy 00231
bibliography 00010 De Kalb County Georgia. hydrology 00239 hydrogeology 00058 Invertebrata 00521 Rockdale County Georgia. hydrology 00239
biogenic structures see bioturbation; carbOnate banks; lebensspuren
biogeography Cenozoic ()()(X)9 Echinodermata 00052 Pliocene 00256; 00481 stratigraphy 00439
biologic evolution Invertebrata 00521
biological zones see biozones
biomarkers paleobotany 00030
biometry Invertebrata 00521
biomineralization 00409
biopelite see black shale
biostratigraphy see also biozones; bivalves; conodonts; dinoflagellates; foraminifers; graptolites; invertebrates; mammals; nannofossils; paleoecology; palynomorphs; vertebrates 00132; 00434 Burke County Georgia 00145 Screven County Georgia 00145
biotite Carboniferous 00116 geochronology 00115 Harris County Georgia. geochronology 00470 Muscogee County Georgia. geochronology00470 structural geology 00499
bioturbation 00233;00322;00324 Catoosa County Georgia 00325 changes of level 00296 Ordovician 00326 stratigraphy 00297
biozones Echinodermata 00052 stratigraphy 00131
birnessite pedogenesis 00125
bitter spar see dolomite
bituminous shale see black shale

bivalves Invertebrata 00521 Pliocene 00481
Bivalvia see Glycymeris; Mercenaria; Venerida
black sand economic geology 00135
black shale stratigraphy 00502 structural geology 00054
Blairsvme Quadrangle areal geology 00134
Bleck.ley County Georgia petrology 00006
bloating shale see shale
block structures tectonics 00279
Blue Bluff Marl stratigraphy 00274
Blue Ridge Mountains areal geology 00221 non-metal deposits 00291 seismology 00028 stratigraphy 00294; 00494 structural geology 00106; 00156
Blue Ridge Province deformation 00107 geochronology 00115 ground water 00036; 00252; 00295 inclusions 00360 magmas 00442 petrology 00227; 00269; 00332; 00507 Quaternary 00345 stratigraphy 00492 structural geology 00017; 00054; 00055; 00104;00166;00197;00364;00365; 00407;00491;00493;00515
Blue Ridge Thrust tectonics 00230
Blufftown Formation 00439 Vertebrata 00437
bodily tide see Earth tides
body waves seeP-waves; S-waves
bogs
energy sources 00097 bomhard.ts
geomorphology 00025
Bouguer anoma6es geophysical surveys 00153 structural geology 00300
boundaries, stratigraphic see stratigraphic boundary
Box Ankle Fault Carboniferous 00475 tectonics 00225
Brantley County Georgia geochemistry 00016 geomorphology 00312
Brasstown Formation stratigraphy 00494 structural geology 00017

Brevard Zone Carboniferous 00116 engineering geology 00266 structural geology 00303; 00364; 00365; 00515 tectonophysics 00040
Bridgeboro Limestone stratigraphy 00042; 00232
bridges highways 00347 waterways 00271
bright spots Appling County Georgia. structural geology00399 geophysical surveys 00018
brines 00247
bromide ion hydrology 00238
brucite geochemistry 00169
Brunswick. Estuary pollution 00522
Brunswick. Georgia ground water 00346 pollution 00328 waterways 00271
Brunswick. magnetic anomaly geophysical surveys 00018 structural geology 00202
Bryan County Georgia ground water 00047 hydrogeology 00158
bryozoans Wayne County Georgia. sedimenta.Iy petrology 00480
Buck. Creek Complex structural geology 00197
Buffalo Creek Formation stratigraphy 00003
building stone 00110 Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381
BuUoch County Georgia ground water 00047
Burke County Georgia ground water 00022; 00076; 00081; 00114 maps00216 Paleocene 00145 pollution 00476 sedimentary petrology 00233 Vertebrata 00236
Burks Mountain metasomatism 00089 structural geology 00443: 00444
Burks Mountain Complex economic geology 00087 geochemistry 00090 metal ores 00092 talc deposits 00091

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burrows geomorphology 00149 sedimentary petrology 00512
Butts County Georgia structural geology 00014
C seecarl:xm
C-13/C-12 geochemistry 00222 hydrogeology 00254 stratigraphy 00060
C-14 geochemistry 00050 ground water 00275; 00305 pollution 00241 Quaternary00126; 00320; 00391 stratigraphy 00297
Cabbage Island Quaternary 00023
Cabretta Island Invertebrata 00173 Quaternary 00171
cadmium 00210 hydrogeology 00085 pollution 00207
Cainozoic see Cenozoic
calaverite see gold ores
calcareous clay see marl
calcareous nannofossils see nannofossils
calcite ground water00047 Iowa, stratigraphy 00409 sedimentary rocks 00511 Walker County Georgia. stratigraphy 00409
calcitization stratigraphy 00060
calcium bicarbonate ground water 00275
californium geophysical surveys 00367
Cambrian 00075;00106;00122;00161;00247 Catoosa County Georgia ()(X)72 Murphy Marble 00494 structural geology 00017; 00493 Shady Dolomite deformation 00107 structural geology 00017
Camden County Georgia estuaries 00011 foram.inifera 00506 geomorphology 00264 ground water 00520 hydrology 00205
Campanian 00439 Stewart County Georgia 00057; 00436
Campbell Mountain Quadrangle deformation 00203
Candler County Georgia ground water 00047

burrows changes of level

Cape Fear Fonnation Paleocene 00145 Quaternary 00126
carbargilite see coal
carbohydrates geochemistry 00005
carbon
C~l3/C~l2
geochemistry 00222 hydrogeology 00254 stratigraphy 00060 C-14 geochemistry 00050 ground water 00275; 00305 pollution 00241 Quaternary 00126; 00320; 00391 stratigraphy 00297 geochemistry (X)()()5; 00277 carbon-14 see C~14
carbonaceous shale see black shale
carbonate banks structural geology 00054 Wayne County Georgia 00480
carbonate platfonns Oligocene 00044 sedimentation 00008 stratigraphy 00060
carbonate rocks see also dolostone; grainstone: limestone: packstone: wackestone 00168 hydrogeology 00487 Ordovician 00326 stratigraphy 00029 structural geology 00055; 00491
carbonate sediments 00249 pollution 00207
carbonates see also aragonite; calcite; dolomite heavy mineral deposits 00177
carbonic acid hydrogeology 00254
Carboniferous see also Mississippian; Pennsylvanian
00116;00221~00465;00469;00475
Dinantian 00499 Westphalian 00468
Carolina Terrane areal geology 00188 structural geology 00122; 00202; 00443; 00444
Carron County Georgia gold ores 00288; 00290 hydrogeology 00372
CarroU County gold belt gold ores 00288
carst see karst
Carters Limestone stratigraphy 00200
Cartersville District metal ores 00247

CartersviUe Fault stratigraphy 00492
Cartersville Georgia deformation 00107
cartography see digital cartography
catalogs 00314 engineering geology 00477 hydrology 00213
catchments see drainage basins
Catoosa County Georgia areal geology 00354 Cambrian 00072 sedimentary petrology 00325
caves geologic hazards 00243
Cd see cadmium
Cedar Rock Complex structural geology 00014
Celeste Quadrangle areal geology 00188; 00190
cement 00124
Cenozoic see also Quaternary; Tertiary 00009;00318;00394;00395;00419
central Georgia Carboniferous 00475 geophysical surveys 00119~ 00374 Johnson County Georgia, soils 00454 Laurens County Georgia. soils 00454 orogeny 00226 sedimentary petrology 00512 stratigraphy 00154; 00229 structural geology 00308
Central Georgia kaolin district strarigraphy 00231
ceramic materials see andalusite deposits; kyanite deposits; sillimanite deposits
cesium Cs-137 geochemistry 00503 sedimentation 00362
Cetacea OC007 Burke County Georgia 00236
Cf see californium
Cf-252 geophysical surveys 00367
CFCs ground water 00390
chain silicates see amphibole group
chalcopyrite metal ores 00450
changes of level 00124;00296 Chatham County Georgia. continental shelf00368 marine geology 00363 Quaternary 00099; 00171 Stewart County Georgia. Vertebrata 00438 stratigraphy 00297 Tcrtiary 00392

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channel geometry coastal plains
channel geometry waterways 00271
channels see also streamflow: waterways chan~es of level 00296 econ~mic geology00t3.5 geomorphology 00155
Charleston fault trend stratigraphy 00100
Charleston Terrane structural geology 00202
Charlotte Belt areal geology 00486 structural geology 00444
Charlotte thrust sheet structural geology 00364
Charlton County Georgia geochemistry 00016 geomorphology 00312 hydrology 00525
Chatham County Georgia continental shelf 00368 earthquakes 00410 environmental geology 00020 ground water 00047: 00157 hydrogeology 00158 phosphate deposits 00208: 00209
Chattahoochee County Georgia Cretaceous 00413
Chattahoochee River areal geology 00191 ground water 00377 hydrogeology 00319 hydrology 00244 pollution 00508 stratigraphy 00131 Vertebrata 00437
Chattahoochee River Aquifer ground water 00275
Chattahoochee River vaUey Cretaceous 00413 hydrogeology 00496 stratigraphy 00164 Vertebrata 00438
Chauga Belt Carboniferous 00116
Chauga-WalhaUa thrust complex Carboniferous 00116 structural geology 00364
chemical weathering pedogenesis 00125
chemically precipitated rocks see chert; evaporites; ironstone; phosphate rocks
Chennault Quadrangle areal geology 00486
Chepultepec Formation Cambrian 00072
Cherokee County Georgia gold ores 00288; 00290 ground water 00253
chert00075
Chesterian O<X160

Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409
Chickamauga Group 00200
Cbimaeridae Vertebrata ()()()57
Chimaeriformes Vertebrata 00057
chloride ion ground water00246: 00346 pollution 00302; 00328 Quaternary 00391
chlorinated hydrocarbons see also PCBs ground water 00390
chlorine Cl-36 geomorphology 00025 weathering Q0026
chlorofluorocarbons ground water 00 140; 00390
Chondrichthyes see Holocephali
Chordata see Vertebrata
chorology see biogeography
chromium hydrogeology 00085
Chunky Gal Mountain Fault structural geology 00197
Cl-36 geomorphology 00025 weathering 00026
cladophyDs Washington County Georgia. paleobotany00341
Claiborne Aquifer ground water00064; 00419
Claiborne Group see also Lisbon Formation; Tallahatta Formation 00003 Clairmont Formation structural geology 00499 Clark Hill Lake structural geology 00444 Clark Hill Quadrangle structural geology 00309 Clarke County Georgia see also Athens Georgia areal geology 00524 environmental geology 00053 soils 00021 clastic rocks see also bentonite; black shale; claystone: conglomerate; marl; molasse; mudstone; red beds; sandstone; saprolite; shale coal00474 structural geology 00055; 00491 clastic sediments see also alluvium; clay; kaolin; mud: quartz sand; sand; silt ground water00150 heavy mineral deposits 00177 clay changes of level 00296 stratigraphy 00003

Clay County Georgia dams00142 stratigraphy 00164

clay mineralogy see also bentonite; clay minerals; kaolin; weathering 00129;00306;00353;00517 geochemistry 00461 soils00292 Washington County Georgia. kaolin de-
posits 00405

clay minerals see also hectorite; illite; kaolinite; montmorillonite; smectite sedimentary petrology 00340
clay stone see claystone

clays see also kaolin
Twiggs County Georgia; sedimentary petrology 00519
Wilkinson County Georgia. sedimentary petrology 00519

claystone geochemistry 00195
Clayton Aquifer

ground water 00064: 00419

Clayton County Georgia

hydrology 00382: 00428

Clayton Formation
00164;00186:00355 dams 00142

cleavage see also schistosity

sedimentary petrology 00357

Clemson Dams engineering geology 00266

climatology. paleo- see paleoclimatology

Clinch County Georgia geochemistry 00016 geomorphology 00312 hydrology 00525

Clinchfield Formation
maps 00216 stratigraphy 00274

Clincbport thrust sheet structural geology 00073
clinoamphioole see hornblende

Co see cobalt

coal see also coal exploration; coal seams;

coalbed methane; li!:!nite

O(X)97

~

geochemistry 00222

coal beds see coal seams

coal exploration 00474 economic geology 00418

coal seams 00474 Pennsylvanian 00448

coalbed methane 00474

coastal dunes 00133

coastal features see shore features

coastal plains Camden County Georgia. ground watt.!r 00520 crust00194

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coastal sedimentation Cretaceous

ground water00150; 00344;.00376 heavy mineral deposits 00180; 00273 hydrogeology 00389 pollution 00302 Quaternary 00320 South Carolina. ground water 00080 coastal sedimentation 00123 geomorphology 00330 Quaternary 00023: 00086 coastlines see also barrier islands; beaches; embayments: inlets: littoral erosion 00151 marine geology 00363
cobalt kaolin deposits 00127
cobalt ores 00432
Cobb County Georgia gold ores 00290 ground water 00377
COCORP Appling County Georgia. structural geology 00399; 00400 geophysical surveys 00018; 00039; 00398 petroleum 00458 structural geology 00104; 00329 tectonophysics 00040; 00103 Wayne County Georgia. structural geology00400
coefficient of permeability see hydraulic conductivity
Coelacanthini see Actinistia
Coelenterata Scleractinia. Pliocene 00256
coelenterates see corals
cokriging ground water 00429
Coleman River Formation petrology 00332 structural geology 00197
collecting see mineral localities
colloquia see symposia
Colquitt County Georgia ground water 00488 hydrogeology 00487
Columbia County Georgia areal geology 00161 economic geology 00087 geochemistry 00090 hydrology 00214 maps00216 metal ores 00092 metasomatism 00089 talc deposits 00091
Columbus Georgia areal geology 00191
Colvin Mountain Sandstone stratigraphy 00200
common mica see muscovite
compression tectonics 00262
compressional waves seeP-waves

computer programs see also PHREEQE environmental geology 00181 geophysical surveys 00119 ground water 00429 hydrology 00244 South Carolina. hydrogeology 00019 Tift County Georgia. hydrology 00460
Conassauga Reservoir engineering geology 00331
conferences see symposia
conrmed aquifers Camden County Georgia, ground water 00520 South Carolina. stratigraphy 00001
conglomerate structural geology 00054
conodonts stratigraphy 00201
conservation 00336 Cobb County Georgia. ground water 00377
Consolidated Mine gold ores 00234
Consortium for Continental Reflection Profiling see COCORP
construction materials see also aggregate; gravel deposits; sands 00038 building stone 00110
Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381 contemporaneous faults see growth faults
continental crust see also COCORP magmas 00465
continental dunes Quaternary 00320
continental margin see also continental slope 00124 South Carolina. stratigraphy 00100 structural geology 00262 continental sbelf see also ocean currents; reefs 00314;00315;00335 Cenozoic 00394 Chatham County Georgia, phosphate de-
posits 00208 economic geology 00135; 00204 geochemistly 00206 geomorphology 00049 geophysical surveys 00367 heavy mineral deposits 00177 Miocene 00393 phosphate deposits 00211; 00318 sedimentary petrology 00317 stratigraphy 00396 Tertiary 00392
continental slope 00395 Cenozoic 00394 Miocene 00393 Tertiary 00392

continental terrace see continental shelf
continental type see continental crust
Cooper Formation stratigraphy 00232
Coosawhatchie Formation phosphate deposit-. 00208; 00209
copper geochemistry 00338 hydrogeology 00085
copper pyrites see chalcopyrite
Copper Ridge Formation Cambrian 00072
coral reefs see reefs
corals Pliocene 00256
Corbin Gneiss deformation 00107 petrology 00327 structural geology 00156; 00373
corundum Troup County Georgia 00523
corundum deposits Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381
C O S PLUM structural geology 00515
Coweete Group petrology 00332
Coweta County Georgia ground water 00079
Cowrock Quadrangle structural geology 00166
Cr see chromium
C~tellidae
Invertebrata 00521
Crawford County Georgia economic geology 00088 stratigraphy 00231
crenulation cleavage see slip cleavage
Cretaceous 00003;00128;00129;00132;00138; 00154;00216;00304;00404;00472; 00517;00521 Blufftown Formation 00439 Vertebrata 00437 Campanian 00439 Stewart County Georgia 00057; 00436 Chattahoochee County Georgia 00413 Eutaw Formation 00414; 00439 K-T boundacy 00184; 00185; 00186~ 00355 South Carolina 00274 Maestrichtian 00131; 00152 Middendorf Formation 00145 Ripley Formation 00131 paleobotany 00152 Santonian 00439 Stewart County Georgia 00436 South Carolina 00100; 00459 Stewart County Georgia 00413 Tuscaloosa Formation 00414; 00434: 00456

47

CretaceousTertiary boundary Doboy Sound

Twiggs County Georgia 00510; 00519 Wilkinson County Georgia 00510; 00519 Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary see K-T boundary cross-beddiDg 00233:00324 stratigraphy 00003; 00414 structural geology 00017
cross-stratification changes of level 00296 geomorphology 00149 stratigraphy 00297
crossbedding see cross-bedding
Crossopterygii see Actinistia
crust see also heat flow 00194 continental crust, magmas 00465 geophysical surveys 00398 tectonics 00230
Crustacea see Malacostraca
crustal shortening structural geology 00073; 00309; 00468
Cruziana sedimentary petrology 00324
crystal chemistry sedimentary petrology 00357
crystal growth pedogenesis 00125
crystalline limestone see marbles
Crystalline Overthrust Structures on the Platform Localizing Unconventional Methane structural geology 00515
crystaDine rocks
00165 Cherokee County Georgia. ground water
00253 Clarke County Georgia. environmental
geology 00053 !U'OUnd water00035; 00078; 00252~ ~ 00422; 00509 hydrogeology 00426 Oconee County Georgia. environmental
geology 00053 Pike County Georgia, ground water 00065 platinum ores 00220 sedimentary petrology 00406 structural geology 00444 tectonophysics 00040
Cs-137 geochemistry 00503 sedimentation 00362
Cu see copper
Culberson Quadrangle areal geology 00108
Cumberland Island foraminifera 00506 geomorphology 00049 ground water 00305: 00520 hydrology 00205 :;~t.iimentation 00362
Cumberland Island ~ational Seashore ground water 00305

Cumberland Sound ground water 00305 waterways 00175
currents see ocean currents
CUSEIS engineering geology 00464
Cusseta Formation stratigraphy 00414 Vertebrata 00057
cyclothems stratigraphy 00297
D/H hydrogeology 00254 Quaternary 00391 sedimentary petrology 00406
Dadesville Complex non-metal deposits 00094
Dahlonega Fault geochronology 00115
Dahlonega gold belt gold ores 00167; 00286; 00288; 00289; 00290
dams 00266;00477 Clay County Georgia 00142 Columbia County Georgia. hydrology 00214 earth dams, hydrology 00526 Richmond County Georgia, hydrology 00214 Whitfield County Georgia 00331
Danburg Granite geophysical surveys 00153
data bases see also geographic information systems heavy mineral deposits 00178; 00179 dating, ftssion-track see ftssion-trock dating
Dawson County Georgia gold ores 00286; 00289
De Kalb County Georgia hydrology 00239; 00382: 00428
debris flows hydrogeology 00259
decoDement Harris County Georgia, orogeny 00471 Muscogee County Georgia, orogeny 00471 structural geology 00104; 00444; 00469; 00499
decompression inclusions 00360
deep seismic sounding geophysical surveys 00039 structural geology 00329
deformation see also cleavage; decollement; folds; foliation; isoclinal folds 00107;00161;00203;00455 Columbia County Georgia, geochemistry
00090 ductile deformation 00055: 00156; 00499 plastic deformation 00303

degassing geochemistry 00195
debydrox:ylation get.1chemistry 00 169
deltaic sedimentation heavy mineral d.epostts 00273
dendrochronology see tree rings
denudation weathering 00257
depositional fault see growth faults DeSoto State Park
structural geology 00073 detachment see decollement
detachment faults 00197
deuterium see D!H devolatilization (degassing) see degassing
Devonian 00499 Acadian Phase, structural geology 00156 Eifelian 00502
dextral faults see right-lateral faults
diabase 00343 diagenesis see als(.) calcitization; weathering
geochemistry 00069; 00187 eround water 00047 ;tratigraphy 00201 syngenesis, White County Georgia00167 diaphthoresis see retrograde metamorphism
diapirs 00124 Diapsida see Archosauria
Dicotyledoneae 00030 Washipgton County Georgia 00341
diffusion 00055; 00244
digital cartography engineering geology 00477 geophysical surveys 00l18
dike swarms petrology 00343 Talbot County Georgia 00191 Wilkes County Georgia 00188
dilatarional wave see P-waves
Dinantian 00499
dinoflageDates 00152 Invertebrata 00139 stratigraphy 00184; 00185; 00186; 00355
dinosaurs see also Ornithischia; Saurischia stratigraphy 00439
diorites see trondhjemite direct hydrocarbon indicators see hydrocar-
bon indicators disconformities see erosional unconformit-
ies disposal, waste see waste disposal divergence. plate see plate divergence
Doboy Sound clay mineralogy 00353

48

Dodge County Georgia engineering geology maps

Dodge County Georgia areal geology 00260 petrology 00006 structural geology 00202
dolerite see diabase
dolomite sedimentary petrology 00075 sedimentary rocks 00511
dolostone 00024 Wayne County Georgia 00480
domes 00166;00515 weathering 00026
Dougherty County Georgia ground water 00067; 00488 hydrogeology 00487 pollution 00066
Dougherty Plain geologic hazards 00243 ground water 00223
Douglas County Georgia gold ores 00288; 00290 hydrogeology 00372
Dowling Park stratigraphy 00042
drainage basins see also drainage patterns fluvial features 00160 Gwinnett County Georgia, hydrology 00212 heavy mineral deposits 00273 hydrogeology 00319
drainage patterns hydrology 00189
DRASTIC pollution 00489
Dry Branch Formation 00274 maps 00216 mineralogy 00293
DSS see deep seismic sounding
Dublin Aquifer ground water 00080; 00114
Ducktown Anticline structural geology 00055
ductile deformation 00055; 00156; 00499
Dugongidae Miocene 00130
Dunbarton Basin faults 00459 stratigraphy 00100
Duncan Church Quarry stratigraphy 00042
dunes see also coastal dunes; continental dunes; eolian features changes of level 00296
Duplin Formation ground water 00305 Quaternary 00099
dykes see dikes
dysprosium geochemistry 00263

Early County Georgia
stratigraphy 00164
earth dams hydrology 00526
Earth tides Burke County Georgia. ground water 00022
earthfill dams see earth dams
earthquakes see also geologic hazards; ground motion; magnitude-frequency ratio 00408 Chatham County Georgia 00410 Twiggs County Georgia 00245
east-central Georgia
Columbia County Georgia economic geology 00087 geochemisny 00090 hydrology 00214
geophysical surveys 00153 Richmond County Georgia. hydrology
00214 South Carolina. faults 00459 stratigraphy 00003; 00434
eastern Georgia
00161;00216 Burke County Georgia. pollution 00476 Chatham County Georgia
continental shelf 00368 phosphate deposits 00209 ground water 00047 hydrogeology 00158 palynomorphs 00138 pollution 00207 Quaternary 00320 sedimentary petrology 00233; 00512 stratigraphy 00154; 00440
Echinodermata 00052
echinoderms
echinoids. Echinodennata 00052 Wayne County Georgia, sedimentary pe-
trology 00480
echinoids
Echinodennata 00052
eclogite
00360 Towns County Georgia 00068
ecology see also estuaries; swamps; wetlands 00336 foraminifera 00172 Liberty County Georgia 00267 sedimentary petrology 00046
economic geology see aggregate; andalusite deposits; asbestos deposits; barite deposits; base metals; bauxite; beryl~ brines; building stone; ceramic materials; clays; coal; cobalt ores; construction materials; corundum deposits; energy sources; feldspar deposits; garnet deposits; gems; geothennal energy; granite deposits; gravel deposits; heavy mineral deposits; industrial minerals; kaolin deposits; k:yanite deposits; lignite; manganese ores; metal ores; mica deposits~ mineral resources; molybdenum ores; nickel ores; nonmetal

deposits; peat: pegmatite; petroleum; phosphate deposits; platinum ores; polymetallic ores; rare earth deposits; sands; shale; sillimanite deposit<;; silver ores; soapstone; sulfur deposits; talc deposits; thorium ores; titanium ores; uranium ores: vanadium ores; venniculite deposits; water resources; zinc ores economic geology maps 00113
building stone 00 t lO
construction materials 00038 gold ores 00111 metal ores 00282; 00283 mineral resources 00272; 00284 non-metal deposits 00287 nonmetal deposits 00112 pegmatite 00285 phosphate deposits 00059
Eff'mgham County Georgia 2round water 00047 hydrogeology 00158
Eifelian 00502
elastic waves see body waves
Elbert County Georgia areal geology 00215 building stone 00110 ground water 00451 ;,aste disposal 00385
Elberton Granite areal geology 00215 geochemistry 00452 geophysical surveys 00153 ground water00451
Elberton West Quadrangle areal geology 00215
electrical logging ground water 00150
electromagnetic surveys
geophysical surveys 00356
Ellaville Limestone
stratigraphy 00232
Ellenton Formation geomorphology 00278 Paleocene 00145 stratigraphy 00274
Emanuel County Georgia ground water 00047
embayments
geomorphology 00199
encroachment (ground water) see salt-water intrusion
endogene processes geomorphology 00031
energy sources see petroleum
engineering geology see dams; earthquakes; geologic hazards; highways; land subsidence; nuclear facilities; reservoirs; rock mechanics; waste disposal; waterways
engineering geology maps land subsiden~..::e 00349

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environmental geology Floyd County Georgia

environmental geology see conservation; ecology; geologic hazards; impact statements; pollution; waste disposal
Eocene 00007;00139;00195;00204;00229 Barnwell Formation 00274 geomorphology 00278 mineralogy 00293 Burke County Georgia 00236 Claiborne Group 00003 Dry Branch Formation 00274 maps00216 mineralogy 00293 Jackson Group 00434 Jacksonian 00052 Lisbon Formation hydrogeology ()()487 maps00216 sedimentary petrology 00233; 00480 Nanafalia Formation 00164 Ocala Group 00042 sedimentary petrology 00480 South CarolinaOOlOO Tallahatta Formation 00164 pollution 00219
Eocetus Vertebrata 00236
Eogene see Paleogene
eolian features see also coastal dunes; continental dunes 00321 Quaternary 00345
epidote
Harris County Georgia. phase equilibria
00061 Muscogee County Georgia. phase equilib-
ria00061
epigene processes White County Georgia. gold ores 00167
erosion see also landslides; littoral erosion; waterways; weathering Clarke County Georgia. soils 00021 geochemistry 00263 geomorphology 00025; 00155; 00199;
00307 petrology 00006 sedimentation 00032; 00322; 00362 soils 00071; 00162
erosion features see gullies; inselbergs
erosional unconformities South Carolina. stratigraphy 00100 stratigraphy 00297
eruptive rocks see volcanic rocks
escarpments see scarps
estuaries see also estuarine sedimentation ecology 00045 geochemistry 00004; 00005
estuarine sedimentation 00348 Camden County Georgia 00011
ethane petroleum 00458
Eufaula District geomorphology 00031

eugeosynclines structural geology 00491
eustacy Oligocene 00044 Ordovician 00326
Eutaw Aquifer hydrogeology 00259; 00389
Eutaw Formation 00414; 00439
Eutheria see Cetacea; Proboscidea; Sirenia
vans County Georgia ground water 00047
evaporites 00024
exposure age geomorphology 00025
extension faults 00279
extension tectonics 00197; 00308; 00309
facies see amphibolite facies; granulite facies; greenschist facies
facilities, nuclear see nuclear facilities
FaD Line stratigraphy 00100
FaD Zone heavy mineral deposits 00273
fault blocks see block structures
fault zones 00221 structural geology 00197
faults see also decollement: deformation; folds; foliation: horsts; lineaments; shear zones; tluust sheets; ultramylonite Carboniferous 00475 detachment faults 00197 extension faults 00279 gold ores 00473 growth faults, South Carolina 00100 left-lateral faults 00226; 00279 normal faults 00197; 00468 overthrust faults 00515 petroleum 00458 pollution 00328 reverse faults 00444 right-lateral faults 00166; 00468
Harris County Georgia 00471 Muscogee County Georgia 00471 strike-slip faults 00166; 00455 Harris County Georgia 00471 Muscogee County Georgia 00471 Talbot County Georgia00191 thrust faults 00107; 00225; 00329; 00365;00373 engineering geology 00266 environmental geology 00183 Floyd County Georgia 00417 Harris County Georgia 00471 Muscogee County Georgia 00471 stratigraphy 00495 transform faults 00262 transverse faults 00279; 00482 White County Georgia. gold ores 00167 wrench faults 00221; 00279; 00455 Fayette County Georgia gold ores 00288 ground water 00079

~tructural geology 00014 Fe see iron
features, eolian see eolian features
features, fluvial see fluvial features
features. periglacial see periglacial features features, shore see shore features
features. solution see solution feature."
feeding ground see drainage basins
feldspar deposits 00088 Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381
feldspar group see also alkali feldspar: plagioclase ~heavy mineral deposits 00177
Feliscatus Vertebrata 00007
felsic composition metal ores 00450
ferrihydrite pedogenesis 00125
field trips see also guidebook Troup County Georgia. mineralogy 00523
field. magnetic see magnetic field
fish stratigraphy 00439
fission~track dating Ordovician 00420
tlaser bedding 00324 changes of level 00296
geo~orphology 00149
Flat Rock Formation Pennsylvanian 00448
flexure structural geology 00166
flexure faults see growth faults
Flint River hydrology 00056 stratigraphy 00231; 00304
Flint River basin hydrogeology 00319; 00496
floodplains 00307 South Carolina 00278
floods see also waterways Columbia County Georgia. hydrology 00214 Gwinnett County Georgia. hydrology 00212 hydrology 00467 Richmond County Georgia. hydrology 00214
Florala Limestone stratigraphy 00042
Florentinia perforata paleobotany 00152
flowstone see speleothems
Floyd County Georgia sedimentary petrology 00235 structural geology 00417

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Floyd Shale geologic maps

Floyd Shale sedimentary petrology 00235
Floyd Synclinorium structural geology 00417
fluid inclusions metal ores 00247 structural geology 00055; 00515
fluids, ore-forming see ore-fanning t1uids fluvial features see also floodplains; meanders; point bars; rivers; terraces
00160 heavy mineral deposits 00273
fluvial sedimentation 00348 heavy mineral deposits 00273
fluvial transport see stream transport
fold and thrust belts stratigraphy 00492 structural geology 00491
fold belts structural geology 00455
folds see also decollement 00014;00468 anticlines 00055 stratigraphy 00294 antiform folds 00055; 00106; 00107; 00166;00444 isoclinal folds 00017~ 00166; 00303 overturned folds 00017; 00166 Rabun County Georgia. economic geology 00381 recumbent folds 00166 synclines 00055; 00493 synclinoria 00017 Aoyd County Georgia 00417 synform folds 00055; 00166 Talbot County Georgia 00191 Towns County Georgia. economic geology 00381
foliation 00055;00156;00197;00303;00412;
00444; 00499
magmas 00117 schistosity 00122
metamorphism 00268 slip cleavage 00443 Talbot County Georgia 00191
Folkston West Deposit heavy mineral deposits 00387
foraminifera
00172 Ammonia beccarii 00173 Camden County Georgia 00506 Lepidocyclina, Paleogene 00043 Liberty County Georgia 00174
ecology 00267
foraminifers continental shelf 00315 Paleogene 00043 Quaternary 00171 stratigraphy 00042; 00lf13; 00228 Wayne County Georgia. sedimentary petrology 00480

Forsyth County Georgia gold ores 00288: 00289
Fort Butler Mountain Formation stratigraphy 00494
Fort VaHey Group stratigraphy 00231
Fort VaHey Plateau stratigraphy 00231
fossil soils see Paleosols foundations see bridges; highways
fractional crystaUization petrology 00370
fractionation 00169
fractures ground water 00422 Murray County Georgia. ground water 00490 rock mechanics 00027
framework silicates see feldspar group; silica minerals
Franklin County Georgia building stone 00110 ground water 00077 pollution 00141
Fulton County Georgia see also Atlanta Georgia gold ores 00288 hydrology 00428 mineralogy 00063
fulvic acids
geochemistry 00002; 00004; 00005;
00016;00033;00041;00050;00170; 00258;00276;00277;00311;00338; 00369;00411;00430;00478;00484; 00485 functional morphology Vertebrata 00007
fungi pedogenesis 00125
gabbros 00465
Gaillard Formation maps 00216 stratigraphy 00231
garnet deposits Habersham County Georgia 00291
garnet group Harris County Georgia, phase equilibria 00061 Muscogee County Georgia. phase equilibria00061
gas hydrates 00124
Gastropoda see Prosobranchia
gastropods Cenozoic 00009
Gay Granite structural geology 00014
gems see aquamarine; beryl; corundum
gemstones see gems geoarchaeology see archaeology geobarometry see geologic barometry

geochemical exploration see geochemical methods
geochemical maps gold ores 00288; 00289 ground water 00275 Rabun County Georgia. economic geology00381 Towns County Georgia. economic geology00381
geochemical methods 00367 economic geology 00088; 00381 gold ores 00286; 00288; 00289; 00290 heavy mineral deposits 00178; 00179: 00180 metal ores 00092 non-metal deposits 00291 platinum ores 00220
geochemistry lithogeochemistry economic geology 00088 structural geology 00014
geochronology see absolute age; Cambrian; Carboniferous; Cenozoic; Cretaceous; Devonian; Eocene; Holocene; Mesozoic; Miocene; Mississippian; Neogene; Oligocene; Ordovician; Paleocene; Paleoge'"ne; Paleozoic; Pennsylvanian; Permian; Pleistocene; Pliocene; Precambrian; Proterozoic; Quaternary; Tertiary; tree rings; Triassic
geodesy see also Global Positioning System
geophysical surveys 00118
geographic information systems
engineering geology 00477 environmental geology 00181 ground water 00078 hydrogeology 00085 Madison County Georgia. environmental
geology 00433 South Carolina. hydrogeology 00019
Geoid90
geophysical surveys 00528
geologic barometry Harris County Georgia, phase equilibria ()(X)61 Muscogee County Georgia, phase equilibria 00061
geologic chronology see geochronology
geologic hazards see also floods; geologic hazards maps; land subsidence; landslides; liquefaction; reservoirs; sinkholes 00183;00402;00435;00464 Clarke County Georgia 00053 geochemistry 00452 Oconee County Georgia 00053
geologic hazards maps 00298
geologic maps
00161; 00216 heavy mineral deposits 00251 Lumpkin County Georgia 00366 Pike County Georgia, ground water 00065 Rabun County Georgia. l!conomic geol-
ogy 00381 structural geology 00014

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geologic thennometry ground water

Towns County Georgia. economic geology 00381
waste disposal 00497 White County Georgia 00366 Wilkes County Georgia 00188
geologic thermometry see also geologic
barometry petrology 00269
geological barometry see geologic barome-
try
Geological Hazards Data Base
engineering geology 00477
geological oceanography see marine geol-
ogy
geomorphology see also eolian features;
fluvial features; sea-level changes; shore features; solution features; weathering Chatham County Georgia. continental
shelf00368
geophysical logging see well-logging
geophysical methods 00367 seismic methods, economic geology 00135
geophysical proflles see seismic proft.les
geophysical surveys see electromagnetic
surveys; geodesy; Global Positioning System; gravity surveys; magnetic surveys; radioactivity surveys; seismic surveys Georgia Bigbt geomorphology 00199; 00516 sediments 00123
Georgia Department ofTransportation impact statements 00457
georgiaites petrology 00006
geotectonics see tectonics
geothermal energy 00418
geothermal gradient inclusions 00360
geothermal surveys see heat flow
geothermometry see geologic thermometry
gibbsite geochemistry 00169 Twiggs County Georgia. geochemistry 00361
GladesviUe Gabbro structural geology 00412
Glascock County Georgia maps00216
glauconite geochemistry 00195
GLEAL~S
environmental geology 00280
Global Positioning System geophysical surveys 00528
glossaries geochemistry 00016 hydrogeology 00319
Glycymeris Pliocene 00481

Glycymeris aberrans Pliocene 00481
Glycymeris americana Pliocene 00481
Glynn County Georgia see also Bruns-
wick Georgia ground .water 00157 non-metal deposits 00250 pollution 00522
gneisses see also augen gneiss; granite
gneiss; orthogneiss; paragneiss 00117;00327 Carboniferous 00116 Habersham County Georgia. non-metal
deposits 00291 kaolin deposits 00127 structural geology 00468 weathering ()(]()26
Goat Rock Fault orogeny 00471 structural geology 00308 tectonics 00225
Goat Rock fault zone structural geology 00309~ 00469
gold 00111
gold ores 00111;00135;00161;00282;00286; 00288;00289;00290;00450;00473 Haralson County Georgia 00051 Lumpkin County Georgia 00234 McDuffie County Georgia 00051 White County Georgia 00167
Goodwater-Enitacbopco Fault structural geology 00491
Gordon Aquifer pollution 00476
Gould's Inlet geomorphology 00149
government agencies see survey organiza-
tions
GPS tracking see Global Positioning Sys-
tem grainstone
00024 Iowa. stratigraphy 00409 Walker County Georgia. stratigraphy
00409
Gramineae see Spartina altemiflora
granite see granites
granite deposits environmental geology 00336
granite gneiss structural geology 00014; 00303
granite porphyry 00370
granites see also 1-type granites; pegmatite
00221;00465 Carboniferous 00116 Dodge County Georgia. structural geol-
ogy 00202 Elbert County Georgia 00215 geomorphology 00025 kaolin deposits 00127 sedimentary petrology 00340

structural geology CXl014; 00309 Wilkes County Georgia 00 188
granitic gneiss see granite gnetss granulite see granulites
granulite facies magmas 00117
granulites Towns County Georgia 00068
graptolites stratigraphy 00201
gravel deposits see als<> aggregate
00204 Graves Mountain
areal geology 00416
gravity anomalies see Bouguer anomalies gravity faults see normal fault-.
gravity surveys Chatham County Georgia. earthquakes 00410 geophysical surveys 00153~ 00374 structural geology 00300; 00412; 00515 tectonics 00279
Gray's Reef areal geology 00237
Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary continental shelf 00335
Great Smoky Fault geochronology 00115 stratigraphy 00492 structural geology 00055: 00166
Great Smoky Group deformation 00107 structural geology 00017; 00054
Greenbrier Fault stratigraphy 00492 structural geology 00055
Greene County Georgia areal geology 00339
greenschist facies deformation 00107 stratigraphy 00294 structural geology 00303; 00491 Troup County Georgia. non-metal deposits 00094
Greenville Quadrangle building stone 00110 economic geology 00113 gold ores 00111 metal ores 00282; 00283 mineral resources 00284 non-metal deposits 00287 nonmetal deposits 00112 pegmatite 00285 structural geology 00365
ground motion engineering geology 00266
ground water see also alluvium aquifers:
aquifer vulnerability: aquifers; artesian waters: confined aquifers; hydraulics; hydrologic cycle: infiltration; MODFLOW;

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ground-water replenishment hydrocarbon indicators

recharge; salt-water intrusion; springs; !racers; waste disposal; water resources 00036;00193;00255;00265;00319;
00371:00376;00424;00509 Cobb County Georgia 00377 Elbert County Georgia 00451 pollution 00176; 00281; 00302; 00328 Rockdale County Georgia 00446
geochemistry 00447 South Carolina 00378
geomorphology 00278 Sumter County Georgia
environmental geology 00280 pollution 00219; 00453 ground-water replenishment see recharge
growtb faults South Carolina, stratigraphy 00100
guidebook 00261 Carboniferous 00116 geochronology 00115 Miocene00130; 00351; 00352 sedimentary petrology 00233 South Carolina.. stratigraphy 00001; 00100;00274 stratigraphy 00042; 00231; 00492 structural geology 00073; 00166; 00364; 00365:00443;00444;00491 tectonics 00483
guides. ore see ore guides
Gulf Stream Chatham County Georgia.. continental shelf00368
gullies geomorphology 00307
Gwinnett County Georgia
gold ores 00289 hydrology 00212
H see hydrogen
H-2 see deuterium
H-3 see tritium
Habersham County Georgia building stone 00110 gold ores 00289 non-metal deposits 00291
Hadrosauridae Stewart County Georgia 00437
Hadrosaurinae Vertebrata 00437
bafnium heavy mineral deposits 00180
HaD County Georgia
building stone 00110 gold ores 00289 hydrology 00109
Hannabatcbee Creek vaUey Vertebrata 00057; 00438
Haralson County Georgia gold ores 00051: 00288; 00290 hydrogeology 00372
Harris County Georgia geochemistry 00102 geochronology 00470

orogeny 00471 phase equilibria 00061 Hart County Georgia building stone 00110 pollution 00141 HartweUDam engineering geology 00266 harzburgite Columbia County Georgia 00089 Hawthorn Formation 00440 geologic hazards 00243 Hayesville Fault geochronology 00115 structural geology 00054; 00055; 00197;
00365 tectonics 00230 Hayesville Quadrangle petrology 00507 Hayesville-Fries tbrust system slratigraphy 00492 hazards. geologic see geologic hazards
He-3 ground water 00140
Heard County Georgia gold ores 00290
heat flow see also geothermal gradient structural geology 00104
beavy mineral deposits 00177; 00178; 00179; 00180; 00204; 00251;00273;00387:00388 Glynn County Georgia 00250
heavy minerals 00095 economic geology 00135 geophysical surveys 00367 Glynn County Georgia. non-metal deposits00250 Jones County Georgia. mineralogy 00293 Quaternary 00086
bectorite sedimentation 00105
Helen Quadrangle structural geology 00166
Helen thrust sheet geochronology 00115 structural geology 00166; 00365
Helen-Coweeta Terrane geochronology 00115
belium He-3. ground water 00140
Henry County Georgia ground water 00079 hydrology 00382
bessite Haralson County Georgia. gold ores 00051 McDuffie County Georgia. gold ores 00051
Hexacorallia see Scleractinia
Hf see hafnium
Hg see mercury

Hickory Nut Seam stratigraphy 00074
High Falls Granite structural geology 00014
highways see bridges
HiUabee Greenstone gold ores 00473
Hiwassee River Group structural geology 00017
HoUins Line Fault structural geology 00491
HoUonville Granite structural geology 00014
Holocene 00007;00086;00095;00137;00163; 00171;00207;00296;00297:00307: 00320 Liberty County Georgia 00174
Holocephali Stewart County Georgia 00057
hornblende Carboniferous 00116 geochronology 00115 Harris County Georgia geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 Muscogee County Georgia geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 structural geology 00499
hornstone see chert
horsts structural geology 00300
Houston County Georgia stratigraphy 00231
Huber Formation 00003; 00231 maps00216 sedimentary petrology 00512
bumates geochemistry 00016
bumicacids geochemistry 00002; 00004; 00005; 00258;00311;00430;00478;00484; 00485
hydrargillite see gibbsite
hydrates, gas see gas hydrates
hydraulic conductivity ground water 00150; 00344 hydrogeology 00487 Quaternary 00391 soils 00070; 00071 South Carolina hydrogeology 00144 stratigraphy 00001 Sumter County Georgia, ground water 00217
hydraulics ground water 00337
hydrocarbon indicators geophysical surveys 00398

53

hydrocarbons isopach maps

hydrocarbons see also aliphatic hydrocar-

bons



Dougherty County Georgia, ground water 00067
geochemistry 00411

pollution 00241

hydrogen see also deuterium; tritium DIH
hydrogeology 00254

Quaternary 00391 sedimentary petrology 00406

geochemistry 00277

hydrogeologic maps

ground water 00275; 00380 hydrogeology 00158; 00389; 00487

pollution 00489

hydrogeology see ground water; hydrol-
ogy; springs

hydrologic cycle

ground water 00344

hydrology 00525

hydrologic maps

Columbia County Georgia, hydrology 00214
hydrology 00189

Lowndes County Georgia. hydrogeology 00334
Richmond County Georgia. hydrology

00214

hydrology see also atmospheric precipita-
tion; floods; hydrologic cycle; infiltration; limnology; lysimeters; reservoirs; rivers; springs; tracers; water resources; water-

ways 00056;00158;00193;00224;00244;
00261;00319;00333;00382;00383; 00389;00423;00428;00526

Camden County Georgia 00205 De Kalb County Georgia 00239 geochemistry 00002; 00016; 00033;
00041;00170;00258;00276;00277;

00311;00338;00369;00411;00430; 00478; 00484; 00485

geomorphology 00307

Oconee County Georgia 00421 pollution 00501; 00508

Rockdale County Georgia 00239; 00384; 00446

South Carolina 00019; 00144 Sumter County Georgia, pollution 00219 Tift County Georgia 00460

hydrostratigraphy

South Carolina00001

hydrothermal alteration

White County Georgia, gold ores 00167

hydrothermal processes see also ore-form-
ing fluids Columbia County Georgia. economic ge-
ology00087

hydroxides

sedimentary petrology 00357

hypogene processes see endogene proc~:sses

1-type granites 00370

ichnofacies
sedimentary petrology 00324 sedimentation 00322
ichnofossils Cruziana, sedimentary petrology 00324 Iowa. stratigraphy 00409 Palaeophycus. sedimentary petrology 00512 Planolites. sedimentary petrology 00512 Skolithos, sedimentary petrology 00324 stratigraphy 00434 Walker County Georgia. stratigraphy 00409
Ida Seam stratigraphy 00074
IDRISI environment~ geology 00433
igneous rocks see also plutonic rocks
00161 diabase 00343 gabbros 00465 granite porphyry 00370 granites 00221; 00465
Carboniferous 00116 Dodge County Georgia 00202 Elbert County Georgia 00215 geomorphology 00025 kaolin deposits 00127 sedimentary petrology 00340 structural geology 00014; 00309 Wilkes CoWlty Georgia00188 harzburgite, Columbia County Georgia 00089 !-type granites 00370 tholeiite 00343 trondhjemite 00442 ultramafics 00403; 00507 Columbia County Georgia 00092 volcanic rocks, structural geology 00491
illite
geochemistry 00195 kaolin deposits 00313 Ordovician 00420 sedimentation 00105 soils00292
ilmenohematite
Columbia County Georgia. metal ores 00092
imbricate tectonics 00073
impactstatements 00457; 00479
inclusions see also fluid inclusions
00360;00370
increment see recharge
index maps Johnson County Georgia, soils 00454 Laurens County Georgia. soils 00454
industrial minerals see also garnet deposits
00386 industrial waste
Chatham County Georgia. environmental geology 00020
South Carolina, environmental geology 00020

infiltration geochemistry 00425 hydrology 00445; 00500 soils00292
information systems see geographic infor-
mation systems
inlets see also tidal inlets
00149
inner transition elements see rare earths
inselbergs geomorphology 00025
International Humic Substances Society geochemistry 00478
intertidal sedimentation 00 133
intrusion (ground water) see salt-water in-
trusion intrusions
Appling County Georgia. structural geology00400
dikes Talbot County Georgia00191 Wilkes County Georgia 00188
plutons 00403; 00441; 00465 Carboniferous 00116 structural geology 00122
structural geology00014; 00303; 00444 tectonics 00230 Wayne County Georgia. structural geol-
ogy00400
Invertebrata see Arthropoda; Coelenterata;
Echinodermata; Mollusca; Protista
invertebrates see also arthropods; bryozo-
ans; corals; echinoderms; foraminifers: graptolites; mollusks 00133 Miocene 00351
Iowa stratigraphy. Adair County Iowa 00409
iron ground water 00064 mineralogy 00518
iron oxides Columbia County Georgia. metal ores 00)92 Twiggs County Georgia kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519 Wilkinson County Georgia kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519
ironstone stratigraphy 00029; 00074
irrotational wave see P~waves irruption (intrusion) see intrusions
Ischyodus bifurcatus Vertebrata 00057
isoclinal folds 00017; 00166; 00303
Isoetes tegetiformans environmental geology 00336
isopach maps 00395 coa100474

54

isotopes see also argon; radioactive isotopes; radioactivity; radon; stable isotopes Be-7. geochemistry 00503 C-13/C-12
geochemistry 00222 hydrogeology 00254 stratigraphy 00060 C-14 geochemistry 00050 ground water 00275; 00305 pollution 00241 Quaternary 00126; 00320; 00391 stratigraphy 00297 Cl-36 geomorphology 00025 weathering 00026 Cs-137 ..
geochemistry 00503 sedimentation 00362 DIH hydrogeology 00254 Quaternary 00391 sedimentary petrology 00406 He-3, ground water 00140 0-18, ground water 00255 0-18/0-16 areal geology 00161 geochemistry 00169 hydrogeology00193; 00254; 00427:
00514 Quaternary 00391 sedimentary petrology 00406 stratigraphy 00060 Pb-210. geochemistry 00503 Rn-222 Clarke County Georgia 00053 Elbert County Georgia 00451 environmental geology 00183; 00435 Oconee County Georgia 00053 pollution 00182 S-34/S-32. metal ores 00247 U-238. pollution 00176
Jackson County Georgia building stone 00110 gold ores 00289 hydrology 00109
Jackson Crossroads Granite
areal geology 00188
Jackson Group 00434
Jacksonian 00052
Jacksonian Aquifer ground water 00064; 00419
Jacksonville Basin
Tertiary 00392
Jasper County Georgia
hydrogeology 00158
Jeff Davis Granite
geochemistry 00102
Jefferson County Georgia maps 00216 sedimentary petrology 00233
Jefferson Terrane
geochronology 00115 structural geology 00364; 00365

Johnson County Georgia soils 00454
Jones County Georgia mineralogy 00293
K see potassium
K-bentonite Ordovician 00420 stratigraphy 00200; 0020I; 00502
KT boundary 00184;00185;00186;00355 South Carolina 00274
K/Ar Ordovician 00420 structural geology 00499
K!f boundary see K-T boundary
kalium see potassium
kaolin see also kaolinization 00240;00301;00404;00406 geomorphology 00031 mineralogy 00518 stratigraphy 00154 Twiggs County Georgia 00510 Wilkinson County Georgia 00510
kaolin deposits see also kaolinization 00015;00128;00240;00313 stratigraphy Q()(X)3 Twiggs County Georgia 00510 Washington County Georgia 00405 Wilkinson County Georgia 00510
kaolinisation see kaolinization
kaolinite 00518 clay mineralogy 00306; 00517 geochemistry 00169; 00461; 00463 pedogenesis 00125 sedimentary petrology 00357; 00406; 00462 sedimentation 00105 soils 00292 stratigraphy 00154 Twiggs County Georgia geochemistry 00361 kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519 Washington County Georgia. kaolin deposits 00405 Wilkinson County Georgia kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519
kaolinization kaolin deposits 00127 sedimentary petrology 00512
karst see also sinldtoles 00261 weathering 00257
karst hydrology pollution 00489
karst topography see karst
Kelleytown Quadrangle areal geology 00248
Kingston thrust sheet structural geology 00073

isotopes Largo Lake
Kiokee Belt economic geology 00087 geochemistry 00090 petrology 00370 structural geology 00443~ 00444
Knox Group OCXJ72 metal ores 00432 sedimentary petrology 00075
kriging see cokriging
kyanite deposits 00287
La see lanthanum
Lake Chatuge inclusions 00360 petrology 00068
Lake Chatuge Complex geochronology 00115
Lake Hartwell pollution 00141
Lake Murray structural geology 00444
Lake Sidney Lanier environmental geology 00181
Lake Sinclair earthquakes 00408
Lamar County Georgia economic geology 00088 ground water 00079 metal ores 00093 structural geology 00014
laminations stratigraphy 00003; 00297; 00492 structural geology 00303 Twiggs County Georgia 00519 kaolin deposits 0051 0 Wilkinson County Georgia 00519 kaolin deposits 00510
land subsidence 00349 geologic hazards 00243
land use see also impact statements environmental geology 00096 geomorphology 00155; 00307 Madison County Georgia. environmental geology 00433 Sumter County Georgia environmental geology 00280 pollution 00218
landfills Elbert County Georgia. waste disposal 00385 Oglethorpe County Georgia. waste disposal 00385
landslides 00124 engineering geology 00477
lanthanoans see rare earths
lanthanum kaolin deposits 00127
Largo Lake pollution 00241

55

lateral faults manganese ores

lateral faults see leftlateral faults; rightlateral faults
Laurens County Georgia petrology 00006 soils00454
Laurentia geochronology 00115 stratigraphy 00498 structural geology 00054; 00106; 00122: 00262;00365;00491
Lazaretto Creek Fonoation
stratigraphy 00232 lead
hydrogeology 00085 Pb-210, geochemistry 00503 lebensspuren 00133 Catoosa County Georgia 00325 Lee County Georgia ground water 00488 hydrogeology 00487 left-lateral faults 00226; 00279
lepidocrocite pedogenesis 00125
Lepidocyclina Paleogene 00043
Liberty County Georgia ecology 00267 foraminifera 00174 hydrogeology 00158
lightweight aggregate see aggregate
lignin geochemistry 00005; 00187
lignite 00418 paleobotany 00030 stratigraphy 00003
limestone 00008 ground water 00047; 00305 ;tratigraphy 00042; 00502 Wayne County Georgia 00480
limnology pollution 00141
Lincoln County Georgia areal geology 00161; 00416
lineaments ground water 00192; 00252 South Carolina. faults 00459
lineation see also foliation 00443
liquefaction Chatham County Georgia. earthquakes 00410 engineering geology 00477
liquid inclusions see fluid inclusions
Lisbon Aquifer hydrogeology 00389
Lisbon Fonoation hydrogeology 00487 maps00216 sedimentary petrology 00233: 00480

Uthiopborite pedogenesis 00125
lithipborite pedogenesis 00125
lithogeochemistry see also metasomatism economic geology 00088 structural geology 00014
Lithonia District petrology 00101
litbostatic pressure 00124
litbostratigrapby 00042;00131;00132;00216;00231; 00232;00316;00396;00440 Burke County Georgia 00145 Carboniferous 00475 Chattahoochee County Georgia 00413 Clay County Georgia 00164 Early County-Georgia 00164 Aoyd County Georgia. structural geology 00417 phosphate deposits 00318 Screven County Georgia 00145 South Carolina ()()(X)l
Stewart County Georgia 00413
structural geology 00104 Talbot County Georgia00191 littoral drift geomorphology 00049 sedimentary petrology 00168 littoral erosion geomorphology 00330 Lloyd Shoals Dam geomorphology 00155
loam Oconee County Georgia 00034
location maps see site location maps
logging. acoustical see acoustical logging
logging, electrical see electrical logging
Long Swamp Creek Quarry stratigraphy 00492
long~tudinal wave see Pwaves
longshore drift see littoral drift
Lookout Mountain Pennsylvanian 00448
Lower Cambrian see Murphy Marble; Shady Dolomite
Lower Carboniferous see Dinantian
lower Eocene see Nanafalia Formation
Lower Mississippian see Osagian
lower Neogene see Miocene lower Paleocene see KT boundary
lower Paleozoic see Elberton Granite
Lowndes County Georgia hydrogeology 00334
Lowndesville sbear zone Carboniferous 00116 structural geology 00364
Lumpkin County Georgia building stone 00110 gold ores 00234; 00286; 00289 maps00366

Lutra canadensis Vertebrata 00007
lysimeters hydrology 00238
M-discontinuity see Mohorovicic discontinuity
Maastrichtian see Maestrichtian Macon Georgia
geochemistry 00169 waste disposal 00385 Madison County Georgia building stone 00110 environmental geology 00433 ground water 00295 madrepores see Scleractinia
Maestrichtian 00131; 00152
Maggies Miii-Aiaculsy Valley Fault structural geology 00055
magmas see also fractional crystallization 00117;00442;00465 orogeny 00310
magnesian spar see dolomite
magnetic anomalies Dodge County Georgia, structural geology00202 petrology 00343 Talbot County Georgia 00191
magnetic field geophysical surveys 00119
magnetic iron ore see magnetite
magnetic suneys see also aeromagnetic maps Cherokee County Georgia, ground water
00253 geophysical surveys 00119
magnetite Columbia County Georgia. metal ores 00092
magnitude-frequency ratio seismology 00028
Magruder Mine metal ores 00450
Malacostraca see Ophiomorpha
Mammalia Cetacea ()()(X)7 Burke County Georgia 00236 Mastodontoidea. Stewart County Georgia 00438 Sirenia. Miocene 00130
mammals Miocene 00130 Stewart County Georgia. Vertebrata 00438
Mammut americanom Vertebrata 00438
Mandibulata see Crustacea
manganese geochemistry 00069 ground water 00064
manganese ores 00135

56

Mannie Shale Member
Ordovician 00326 Mannie Shell Member
Ordovician 00323
mantle 00040
maps aeromagnetic maps, geophysical surveys 00118 economic geology maps 00113 building.stone 00110 construction materials 00038 gold ores 00111 metal ores 00282; 00283 mineral resources 00272; 00284 non-metal deposits 00287 nonmetal deposits 00112 pegmatite 00285 phosphate deposits 00059 engineering geology maps, land subsidence00349 geochemical maps gold ores 00288; 00289 ground water 00275 Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381 geologic hazards maps 00298 geologic maps 00161; 00216 heavy mineral deposits 00251 Lumpkin County Georgia 00366 Pike County Georgia 00065 Rabun County Georgia 00381 structural geology 00014 Towns County Georgia 00381 waste disposal 00497 White County Georgia 00366 Wilkes County Georgia 00188 geomorphology 00312 hydrogeologic maps ground water 00275; 00380 hydrogeology 00158; 00389; 00487 pollution 00489 hydrologic maps Columbia County Georgia 00214 hydrology 00189 Lowndes County Georgia 00334 Richmond County Georgia 00214 index maps Johnson County Georgia 00454 Laurens County Georgia 00454 isopach maps 00395 coa100474 seismicity maps, engineering geology 00464 site location maps 00161 Glynn County Georgia 00250 hydrology 00379 Lowndes County Georgia 00334 nonmetal deposits 00112 Pike County Georgia 00065 platinum ores 00220 structural geology 00014 soils maps Johnson County Georgia 00454 Laurens County Georgia 00454 structural maps. Pike County Gt::orgia 00065

Mannie Shale Member metamorphic rocks

structure contour maps 00216; 00395 Marble Hill
metamorphism 00268 petrology 00269 Marble Hill Schist structural geology 00493 marbles 00268
margin. continental see continental margin
Marianna Limestone 00042; 00232 Marietta Georgia
ground water 00377
marine geology see also continental shelf
00363 marine sedimentation
00348 Quaternary 00126 marine sediments 00032;00210;00315;00316;00335;
00348;00395 Chatham County Georgia, phosphate de-
posits 00208 economic geology 00135 geochemistry 00206 geophysical surveys 00367 heavy mineral deposits 00177 Miocene 00393 pollution 00207 Quaternary 00126 marl ground water 00305 hydrogeology 00259 Marquette Road Quarry structural geology 00073 MarsbaUville Formation stratigraphy 00231
marshes see salt marshes Martin Fault
faults 00459 Martinez Quadrangle
structural geology 00309 Mascot Formation
Cambrian 00072 mass extinctions
stratigraphy 00186: 00355 mass movements see debris flows; land-
slides Mastodontoidea
Stewart County Georgia 00438 McBean Formation
geomorphology 00278 McDuffie County Georgia
areal geology 00161 gold ores 00051 maps00216
Mcintosh County Georgia see Doboy
Sound; Sapelo Island meanders 00155
meetings see symposia
Megalocoelacantbus dobiei Vertebrata 00436

Meramecian lowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409
Mercenaria Pliocene 00481
Mercenaria tridacnoides Pliocene 00481
mercury Glynn County Georgia, pollution 00522 hydrogeology 00085
Meriwether County Georgia ground water 0Cl079 structural geology 00014
Mesozoic see also Cretaceous; Triassic
00343 Harris County Georgia 00470 Muscogee County Georgia 00470 metabasalt
platinum ores 00220 metadiabase
structural geology 00122
metagabbro
platinum ores 00220 metagranodiorite
structural geology 00122
metaigneous rocks see also metabasalt:
metadiabase; metagabbro; serpentinite stratigraphy 00492
metal ores see also base metals; cobalt
ores; gold ores; manganese ores; molybdenum ores; nickel ores; platinum ores~ polymetallic ores; rare earth deposits; silver ores: thorium ores; titaniwn ores; uranium ores: vanadium ores; zinc ores Lamar County Georgia 00093 Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381 Troup County Georgia 00094
metals see also actinides; alkali metals; alkaline earth metals; aluminum; antimony;
arsenic; cadmium; chromium; cobalt; copper. gold; hafnium; iron; lead; manganese; mercury; molybdenum; nickel; rare earths; silver. thallium; titanium; vanadiwn: zinc; zirconium alkaline earth metals, soils 00162 geochemistry 00004 Haralson County Georgia. gold ores
00051 McDuffie County Georgia, gold ores
00051 platinum group, platinum ores 00220
metamorphic rocks see also greenschist
facies amphibolites 00062
Harris County Georgia 00061 Muscogee County Georgia 00061 platinum ores 00220 augen gneiss 00227; 00431 eclogite 00360 Towns County Georgia 00068 2.neisses 00 117: 00327 -Carboniferous 00116 Habersham County Georgia 002Y 1

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metamorphism Miocene

kaolin deposits 00127 structural geology 00468 weathering 00026 gold ores 00290 granite gneiss, structural geology00014; 00303 granulites. Towns County Georgia 00068 Harris County Georgia. geochronology 00470 marbles 00268 metabasalt. platinum ores 00220 metadiabase, structural geology 00122 metagabbro, platinum ores 00220 metaigneous rocks, stratigraphy 00492 metasandstone 00332 metasedimentary rocks, stratigraphy 00492 metavolcanic rocks 001.61 metal ores 00450 structural geology 00122 Troup County Georgia 00094 Wilkes County Georgia 00188 migmatites 00101 Muscogee County Georgia. geochronology00470 mylonites 00048; 00117 structural geology 00156; 00197;
00303;00309;00499 Talbot County Georgia 00191 orthogneiss, structural geology 00309; 00407 paragneiss. structural geology 00309 phyllites. structural geology 00309 phyllonites 00269 structural geology 00303 Rabun County Georgia, economic geology00381 schists geochronology 00115 Habersham County Georgia 00291 structural geology 00309; 00493 serpentinite, Columbia County Georgia 00087;00090 slates, orogeny 00449 structural geology 00017 Towns County Georgia, economic geol- ogy 00381 ultramylonite 00227 Harris County Georgia 00471 Muscogee County Georgia 00471
metamorphism
00136;00161;00268;00401 Columbia County Georgia
economic geology 00087
geochemistry 00090 deformation 00203 gold ores 00473 Harris County Georgia, geochronology
00470 Muscogee County Georgia. geochronol-
ogy00470 prograde metamorphism 00269; 00360 regional metamorphism
Columbia County Georgia 00089
Harris County Georgia 00061
Muscogee County Georgia 00061

retrograde metamorphism 00062; 00360 deformation 00107 structural geology 00166
structural geology 000 17; 00055; 00122; 00407;00444;00499
Union County Georgia 00134 Wilkes County Georgia 00188 metasandstone 00332
metasedimentary rocks see also paragneiss stratigraphy 00492
metasomatic rocks serpentinite, Columbia County Georgia 00087;00090
metasomatism Columbia County Georgia 00089 economic geology 00087 geochemistry 00090 hydrothermal alteration, White County Georgia 00167 kaolinization kaolin deposits 00127 sedimentary petrology 00512.
Mewville Quadrangle metal ores 00450
metavolcanic rocks 00161 metal ores 00450 structural geology 00122 Troup County Georgia, non-metal deposits00094 Wilkes County Georgia 00188
methane metal ores 00247
mica deposits 00088 Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381
mica group see also biotite; glauconite; muscovite 00518 microcline Harris County Georgia, geochronology
00470 Muscogee County Georgia, geochronol-
ogy00470 microfossils see algal flora; conodonts; for-
aminifers; palynomorphs; Protista microseismicity see seismicity
Middendorf Formation 00145
Middle Devonian see Eifelian
middle Eocene see Claiborne Group; Lisbon Formation; Tallahatta Formation
middle Miocene see Serravallian
middle Oligocene see Marianna Limestone
Midville Aquifer ground water 00114
migmatites 00101
Miller Cove Fault structural geology 00055
Millers Pond ground water00076

Mineral Bluff Fonnation
structural geology 0049J
Mineral Bluff Group .
stratigraphy 00494 strtk.-tural geology O<XH7
mineral chemistry see crystal chemistry
mineral deposits, genesis see also hydrothennal processes; metasomatism; mississippi valley-type; ore-forming fluids: quartz veins; weathering gold ores 00473 Haralson County Georgia. gold ores
00051 heavy mineral deposits 00273 kaolin deposits 00240 McDuffie County Georgia. gold ores
00051 Twiggs County Georgia
kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519 Wilkinson County Georgia kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519
mineral exploration see also geochemical methods; geophysical methods: ore guides: stream sediments ~economic geology 00135; 00204 Glynn County Georgia. non-metal depos-
its00250 gold ores 00111 ;netal ores 00282; 00283 mineral resources 00284 non-metal deposits 00287 pegmatite 00285 phosphate deposits 00211
mineral inventory heavy mineral deposits 00388
mineral localities Lumpkin County Georgia, gold ores 00234 Troup County Georgia. mineralogy 00523
mineral resources see also mineral deposits. genesis 00088;00204;00272;00284:00418 Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381 mineral sequence see paragenesis
mineral soap see bentonite
mineralogy see aluminosilicates; carbonates; mineral inventory; phosphates; sulfides
mining geology
land subsidence 00349 mineral resources 00272
Miocene 00124;00130;00135:00168;00204; 00207;00216;00316;00317;00351; 00352;00393 Camden County Georgia 00520 Chatham County Georgia 00208; 00209 Duplin Formation ground water 00305 Quaternary 00099 Hawthorn Formation 00440 geologic hazards 00243

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Serravallian 00211 South Carolina 00100
miogeosynclines structural geology 00491
mirrorstone see muscovite
miscellaneous minerals see mineral inventory
Mission Mountain Formation stratigraphy 00494
mississippi vaUey-type metal ores 00247; 00432
Mississippian 00407;00468;00483 Bangor Limestone. sedimentation 00008 Chesterian 00060 Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409 Meramecian Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409 Osagian Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409 Pennington Formation 00448
Missourian Iowa00409 Walk:er County Georgia 00409
Mn see manganese
Mo see molybdenum
Moccasin Formation stratigraphy 00200
MODFE
ground water 00429
MODFLOW South Carolina. hydrogeology 00019
Modoc Fault structural geology 00308
Modoc fault zone structural geology 00309; 00443
Moffitts Mill Schist areal geology 00191
Mohorovicic discontinuity 00040 structural geology 00329 tectonics 00230
molasse structural geology 00468
molecular fossils see biomarkers
Mollisols 00070
Mollusca Glycymeris, Pliocene 00481 Mercenaria, Pliocene 00481 Prosobranchia. Cenozoic 00009 stratigraphy 00131 Venerida 00521
moUusks bivalves Invertebrata 00521 Pliocene 00481 g:JStropods. Cenozoic 00009 Quaternary 00171 stratigraphy 00359

miogeosynclines noble gases

Wayne County Georgia, sedimentary~ trology 00480
molybdenum pollution 00358
molybdenum ores 00432
Monocotyledoneae see Gramineae
Monroe County Georgia areal geology 00397 economic geology 00088 structural geology 00014
Monteagle Shelf sedimentation 00008
montmorillonite sedimentation 00105
moraines weathering 00026
morphology see functional morphology
moscovite see muscovite
Mossy Creek Sand sedimentary petrology 00233 stratigraphy 00231
motion. ground see ground motion
Mount Arabia Migmatite petrology 00101
mud changes of level 00296 geologic hazards 00243 stratigraphy 00297
mud cracks see mudcracks
mud flats sedimentation 00032; 00362
mudcracks 00024
mudflats see mud flats
mudstone 00324 stratigraphy 00029; 00042; 00131 structural geology 00122
MurpbyBelt metamorphism 00268 petrology 00269 stratigraphy 00492; 00494; 00495 structural geology 00017
Murpby Marble 00494 structural geology 00017: 00493
Murphy Syncline structural geology 00054
Murray County Georgia ground water 00490
Muscogee County Georgia see also Columbus Georgia geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 phase equilibria 00061 muscovite economic geology 00088 geochronology 00115 Harris County Georgia
geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 Lamar County Georgia. metal ores 00093 Muscogee County Georgia

geochronology 00470 orogeny 00471 structural geology 00309 Troup County Georgia. non-metal deposits00094 MVT see mississippi valley-type mylonites see also ultramylonite 00048;00117 structural geology 00156; 00197; 00303; 00309:00499 Talbot County Georgia 00191 N see nitrogen Na see sodium
Na-montmorillonite see montmorillonite
Nakomis Formation stratigraphy 00231
Nanafalia Formation 00164
Nanafalia-Clayton Aquifer hydrogeology 00389
nannofossils South Carolina. stratigraphy 00274 stratigraphy 00185; 00186; 00229; 00355
Nantabala Formation stratigraphy 00494 structural geology 00017; 00373
nappes orogeny 00226
National Assessment of Oil and Gas petroleum 00159
National Environmental Policy Act impact statements 00457
National Uranium Resource Evaluation Program see NURE
National Water-Quality Assessment ProgramseeNAWQA
natrium see sodium
natural gas coalbed methane 00474
NAVSTAR GPS see Global Positioning
System NAWQA
pollution 00508 Neogene see also Miocene; Pliocene
00206;00210;00315 neptectonics
Quaternary 00099 NEPA
impact statements 00457 nesosilicates see garnet group; titanite; zir-
con Newala Limestone
Cambrian 00072
nickel hydrogeology 00085
nickel ores 00432
nitrites ground water 00064; 00419
nitrogen geochemistry 00411; 00485
noble gases see argon; radon

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Nodoroc Swamp Ordovician

Nodoroc Swamp Quaternary 00242
nonmetal deposits 00112
normal faults 00197:00468
North America see Appalachians
Nortb American Atlantic .()()133;00395 economi~; geology 00135 geomorphology 00049; 00330 pollution 00522 sedimentation 00032 sediments 00123 stratigraphy 00163; 00396
North Columbus migmatite complex areal geology 00191
north-central Georgia geomorphology 00025 Oconee County Georgia. soils 00034 pollution 00508 Rockdale County Georgia geochemistry 00447 hydrology 00384
northeastern Georgia building stone 00110 economic geology 00113 Elbert County Georgia. ground water 00451 gold ores 00111: 00286:00289 inclusions 00360 Invertebrata 00139 mineral resources 00284 nonmetal deposits 00112 Oconee County Georgia. hydrology 00421 Rabun County Georgia. economic geology 00381 structural geology 00407 Towns County Georgia. economic geology 00381 Wilkes County Georgia 00188
northern Georgia Cherokee County Georgia. ground water 00253 Clarke County Georgia. soils 00021 deformation 00203 environmental geology 00181 geochemistry 00069 geochronology 00115 ground water 00252 Gwinnett County Georgia. hydrology 00212 hydrology 00056: 00189; 00428 Lumpkin County Georgia 00366 metal ores 00282; 00283 non-metal deposits 00287 pegmatite 00285 Rockdale County Georgia. hydrogeology 00446 structural geology 00017; 00054; 00055; 00156;00197;00364;00373 White County Georgia 00366
:Sorthwest Atlanta Quadrangle structural geology 00303

northwestern Georgia
De Kalb County Georgia. hydrology
00239 deformation 00107 engineering geology 00266 Floyd County Georgia. structural geology
00417 gold ores 00290; 00473 hydrology 00382 Ordovician 00527 orogeny 00449 Rockdale County Georgia. hydrology
00239 sedimentary rocks 00511 stratigraphy 00029; 00270 structural geology 00106 tectonics 00482 weathering 00257
Norwood Cove Formation Pennsylvanian 00448
Nottely Dam Quadrangle areal geology00136; 00401
Nottely Quartzite Member stratigraphy 00494
nuclear facilities Chatham County Georgia. environmental geology 00020 South Carolina. environmental geology 00020
nuclear waste see radioactive waste NURE
heavy mineral depostts 00178; 00179; 00180
hydrogeology 00085 pollution 00176 Nyssa
paleobotany 00030
Nyssaceae
paleobotany 00030 Osee oxygen
0-16/0-18 see0-18/0-16
018 ground water 00255
0-18/0-16 areal geology 00161 geochemistry 00169 hydrogeology 00193; 00254; 00427; 00514 Quaternary 00391 sedimentary petrology 00406 stratigraphy 00060
Ocala Bank Echinodermata 00052
Ocala Group 00042 sedimentary petrology 00480
Ocala Uplift geomorphology 00199
ocean currents 00133 Chatham County Georgia. continental shelf00368 geomorphology 00149

Quaternary 00086
oceanography see continental margin; continental shelf; continental slope; estuaries; !llarine geology; reefs; sedimentation; seutments
Ochlockonee Formation stratigraphy 00232
Ocmulgee Basin
hydrogeology 00426 hydrology 00428
Ocmulgee Fault Carboniferous 00475 orogeny 00226 structural geology 00308; 00412
Ocmulgee River geomorphology 00155 hydrology 00056 sedimentary petrology 00233 stratigraphy 00231
Ocoee Supergroup see also Walden Creek Group structural geology 00017
Oconee County Georgia environmental geology 00053 hydrology 00421 soils00034
Oconee Group stratigraphy 00231
Oconee River basin hydrogeology 00085
octahedral iron ore see magnetite
octahedrite (mineral) see anatase
Odessadale Granite Gneiss structural geology 00014
Ogeecbee River geochemistry 00069
Oglethorpe County Georgia waste disposal 00385
oil and gas see petroleum
Okapilco Limestone stratigraphy 00232
Okefenokee Swamp geochemistry 00016; 00050 geomorphology 00312 geophysical surveys 00528 hydrology 00526
Oligocene 00006;00030;00044;00139;00229; 00317;00418 Marianna Limestone 00042; 00232 South Carolina00100 Suwannee Limestone 00042; 00228; 00232
Opelika Complex non-metal deposits 00094
Opbiomorpba changes of level 00296
Orbitoidacea see Lepidocyclina
Ordovician 00075; 00221; 00322: 003.23: 003.24; 00326;00420;00442:00449:00527 Catoosa County Georgia 00325

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ore exploration PCBs

Chickamauga Group 00200 ore exploration see mineral exploration
ore guides
Haralson County Georgia. gold ores 00051
McDuffie County Georgia. gold ores 00051
ore of sedimentation see placers
ore-forming fluids 00161 metal ores 00247; 00432
ores. )Xllymetallic see polymetallic ores
organic <lf.."ids see amino acids; fulvic acids; humic acids
organic carbon
stratigraphy 00184 organic materials see also ethane; hydrocarbons: methane; volatile organic comJXlUnds
amino acids. geochemistry 00005~ 00485 carbohydrates. geochemistry 00005 chan~es of level 00296 ecol~gy 00045 fulvic acids. geochemistry 00002; 00004;
00005;00016;00033;00041;00050; 00170; 00258; 00276; 00277; 00311; 00338;00369;00411;00430;00478; 00484; 00485 geochemistry 00069; 00222 humares. geochemistry 00016 humic acids. geochemistry 00002~ CKXl04; 00005;00258;00311;00430;00478; 00484; 00485 lignin. geochemistry 00005; 00187 Lowndes County Georgia. hydrogeology 00334 organic carbon. stratigraphy 00184 sedimentation 00105 stratigraphy 00297 Twiggs County Georgia. kaolin deposits 00510 Wilkinson County Georgia. kaolin deposits00510 organic residues see coal; peat
organo-metallics geochemistry 00004
Ornith.ischia see Omithopoda
Ornithomimidae Vertebrata 00437
Ornithopoda see Hadrosauridae
orogeny see also Acadian Phase; Alleghany Orogeny; Appalachian Phase 00122;00197;00226;00310;00449:
00499
orthogneiss sttuctural geology 00309: 00407
orthosilicates see nesosilicates~ sorosilicates
Osagian Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409
Osteichthyes see Sarcopterygii
outgassing see degassing
overthrust faults 00515

overturned folds 00017; 00166
oxides see anatase; birnessite; brucite~ corundum; ferrihydrite; gibbsite; hydroxides; iron oxides; lepidocrocite; lithiophorite; magnetite; todorokite
Oxisols pedogenesis 00125
oxygen geochemistry 00277 0-18. ground water00255 0-18/0-16 areal geology 00161 geochemistry 00169 hydrogeology00193; 00254; 00427; 00514 Quaternary 00391 sedimentary petrology 00406 stratigraphy 00060 sedimentary petrology 00357
P-waves
Appling County Georgia. structural geology00400
Wayne County Georgia. structural geology00400
packstone Wayne County Georgia 00480
Palaeophycos sedimentary petrology 00512
Palambages trilicius paleobotany 00152
paleo-indian see paleoindian
paleo-oceanography ()(X)()9 Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409
paleoatmosphere
Quaternary 00391 paleobiogeography see biogeography
paleobotany see bacteria; fungi; palynomorphs
Paleocene see also Huber Formation
00139 Burke County Georgia 00145 Clayton Formation 00164; 00186; 00355
dams00142 K-T boundary 00184; 00185; 00186;
00355 South Carolina 00274 Screven County Georgia 00145 South Carolina 00100 Washington County Georgia 00341 paleoclimatology see also 0-18/0-16 00297 petroleum 00458 Quaternary 00086; 00320 sedimentation 00024 paleoecology see also biogeography 00163;00352;00359 Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409 Paleogene see also Eocene; Oligocene; Paleocene 00043:00138;00163 Huber Formation 00003; 00231

maps00216 sedimentary petrology 00512 paleogeography see also sea-level changes; transgression 00042; 00044; 00232 Clay County Georgia 00164 Early County Georgia 00164 sedimentary petrology 00406
paleoindian Rabun County Georgia. economic geology 00381 Towns County Georgia. economic geology00381
paleokarst geomorphology 00031 sedimentary petrology 00075
paleontology see Echinodermata; foraminifera; ichnofossils; Mollusca
Paleosols sedimentary petrology 00075 stratigraphy 00414
Paleozoic see also Cambrian; Carboniferous; Devonian; Ordovician; Permian; Silurian 00197;00226;00262;00370;00495 Dodge County Georgia 00202 Elberton Granite
areal geology 00215 geochemistry 00452 geophysical surveys 00153 ground water 00451 H'arris County Georgia 00470; 00471 Knox Group 00072 metal ores 00432 sedimentary petrology 00075 Muscogee County Georgia 00470; 00471 Talbot County Georgia 00191 palynomorphs see also pollen 00003; 00138 dinoflagellates 00152 Invertebrata 00139 stratigraphy 00184; 00185: 00186;
00355
Panola Mountain geochemistry 00447 hydrogeology 00254; 00446 hydrology 00224; 00382; 00383; 00384
Pappocetus Vertebrata 0023 6
paragenesis Columbia County Georgia. geochemistry 00090
paragneiss strucrural geology 00309
passive margins
tectonics 00279
Paulding County Georgia gold ores 00288; 00290 hydrogeology 00372
Pbsee lead
Pb210 geochemistry 00503
PCBs pollution 00141

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Peach County Georgia plate boundaries

Peacb County Georgia stratigraphy 00231
Peachtree Creek Formation stratigraphy 00494
peat 00097 geomorphology 00312
pedogenesis 00125 Quaternary 00320 stratigraphy 00)60
pegmatite 00088:00113;00285 Elbert County Georgia. ground water 00451
Lamar County Georgia 00093
Troup County Georgia 00094 mineralogy 00523
pelecypods see bivalves
pelite see shale pelitic schist see slates
Pen Branch Fault faults 00459
Penholoway Formation Quaternary 00099
Pennington Formation 00448
Pennsylvanian see also Alleghany Orogeny 00297;00448;00483 Missourian
lowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409 peridotites see harzburgite
periglacial features Quaternary 00345
permeability coefficient see hydraulic conductivity
Permian see also Alleghany Orogeny 00120 Appalachian Phase 00115; 00414; 00492 inclusions 00360 structural geology 00073; 00106; 00166;00329;00364;00443;00444; 00491 tectonophysics 00040
Perry Sand sedimentary petrology 00233 stratigraphy 00231
Persimmon Fork Formation areal geology 00161
pesticides Oconee County Georgia. hydrology 00421 pollution 00281 Sumter County Georgia. pollution 00013; 00218;00219;00453
petrofabrics metamorphism 00268 petrology 00227 strucrural geology 00197
petrogeometry see structural analysis

petroleum see also natural gas; petroleum exploration 00458 stratigraphy 00131 structural geology 00515
petroleum exploration 00120;00159 coal00474
petrology see t.-rystalline rocks;_fluid inclusions; igneous rocks; inclusions; intrusions; magmas; metamorphic rocks; metamorphism: metasomatism
petromorphology see structural analysis
petrostratigraphy see lithostratigraphy . POE see platinum group
phase equilibria Harris County Georgia 00061 . Muscogee County Georgia 00061
phase transitions 00117
Phenix City Gneiss areal geology 00191
phenols geochemistry 00005; 00187
phosphate deposits
00059;00135;00204;00210~00211;
00314;00318;00418 Chatham County Georgia 00208; 00209 geophysical surveys 00367 phosphate rocks
00210;00316:00317 continental shelf 00315 geochemistry 00206 phosphate deposits 00318 phosphates see also apatite Chatham County Georgia. phosphate de-
posits 00208; 00209 pollution 00508 phosphorite see phosphate rocks
PHREEQE ground water 00275
phyllites structUral geology 00309
phyllonites 00269 structural geology 00303
phytogeography see biogeography
Piedmont areal geology00188; 00191; 00221 Carboniferous 00116; 00475 clay mineralogy 00129 economic geology 00088 engineering geology 00266 environmental geology 00433 fluvial features 00160 geochemistry 00425; 00447 geochronology 00470 geomorphology 00025 gold ores 00051 ground water 00035; 00036; 00065; 00078;00098;00192;00252;00253; 00255;00295:00337;00422;00424; 00451 heavy mineral deposits 00273

hydrogeology 00083; 00085; 00372; 00426;00427;00446;00514
hydrology 00056; 00189; 00238; 00382; 00383; 00384; 00423; 00428: 00445; 00500
kaolin deposits 00127 magmas 00442 metal ores 00450 metasomatism 00089 orogeny 00226; 00310 petrology 00062; 00227; 00370; 00403;
00441
phase equilibria 00061 pollution 00176 Quaternary 00345 sedimentary petrology 00340; 00512 soils00021 stratigraphy ()()(X) 1 structural geology 00014; 00104; 00122;
00308;00309;00364;00412:00443: 00444;00468;00499 tectonics 00225 weathering 00026
Piedmont Terrane orogeny 00226
Pierce County Georgia geophysical surveys 00018
piercing fold see diapirs
Pike County Georgia economic geology 00088 ground water 00065; 00079 structural geology 00014
Pine Mountain Belt structural geology 00468; 00469
Pinelog Formation deformation 00107 structural geology 00373
Pio Nono Formation
maps00216 stratigraphy 00231
Pisces Actinistia. Stewart County Georgia 00436 Holocephali. Stewart County Georgia 00057
pistacite see epidote
placers see also heavy mineral deposits economic geology 00135
plagioclase Harris County Georgia. phase equilibria 00061 Muscogee County Georgia. phase equilibria00061
planar bedding structures see cross-bedding; cross-stratification; cyclothems; flaser bedding; laminations; sand bodies
Planolites sedimentary petrology 00512
Plantae see Spermatophyta; thallophytes
plants see also algal flora environmental geology 00336 structural geology 00468
plastic deformation 00303
plate boundaries see pl~te convergen.,;e

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plate collision tectonophysics 00040
plate convergence metamorphism 00268 structural geology 00122; 00455; 00491
plate divergence structural geology 00455
plate margins see plate boundaries plate tectonics see continental crust; plate
collision platinum group
platinum ores 00220
platinum ores 00220
Pleistocene 00086;00095;00126;00210;00296; 00316;00317;00320;00391 Sangamonian 00297 Stewart County Georgia 00438 Wisconsinan, Barrow County Georgia 00242
Pliocene 00124;00168;00256;00305;00316; 00317; 00481 Camden County Georgia 00520
pliomagmatic zone see eugeosynclin~ plutonic rocks see diabase; diorites; gab-
bros; granites; ultramafics plutons
00403:00441;00465 Carboniferous 00116 structural geology 00122
point bars stratigraphy 00297
Polk County Georgia hydrogeology 00372
pollen Barrow County Georgia. Quaternary 00242
pollution see also acid rain; agrochemicals; land use; PCBs; radioactive waste; radioactivity; waste disposal 00012;00176;00182;00207;00241;
00281;00302;00328;00358;00489; 00501;00508 Burke County Georgia 00476 Clarke County Georgia 00053 Dougherty County Georgia 00066 geochemistry 00016; 00258; 00452 Glynn County Georgia 00522 ground water 00390; 00422 Hall County Georgia. hydrology 00109 hydrogeology 00085 Jackson County Georgia. hydrology 00109 Oconee County Georgia 00053 hydrology 00421 Rockdale County Georgia. hydrology 00384 South Carolina. geomorphology 00278
polychlorobiphenyls see PCBs
polymetaUic ores 00135
polymorphism Pliocene 00481

plate collision rare earths

Pond Springs Formation Cambrian 00072
Poor Mountain Formation petrology 00227
popular geology seecoUecting; mineral localities
Postglacial see Holocene
potash bentonite seeK-bentonite
potash mica see muscovite
pot:assium pollution 00207
potassium bentonite see K-bentonite potassium-argon see K!Ar Precambrian see also upper Precambrian
00122;00247;00279;00495 Great Smoky Group
deformation 00107 structural geology 00017; 00054 primary wave seeP-waves
Princess Anne Complex heavy mineral deposits 00251
Proboscidea see Mastodontoidea
progradation changes of level 00296 geo~orphology 00149; 00330 Ordovician 00326 sedimentary petrology 00317 stratigraphy OJ042; 00186 structural geology 00017
prograde metamorphism 00269; 00360
Prosobranchia Cenozoic 00009
Proterozoic 00407 Dodge County Georgia 00202 Walden Creek Group 00498 structural geology 00054
Protista see foraminifera Protocetidae
Vertebrata 00007
Protocetus Vertebrata 00236
Providence Aquifer ground water 00064; 00419
Providence Formation paleobotany 00152 stratigraphy 00414
Providence Sand stratigraphy 00131
Providence-Ripley Aquifer hydrogeology 00259; 00389
psammite see sandstone pseudogalena see sphalerite
pseudomorphism Fulton County Georgia. mineralogy 00063 stratigraphy 00060
push-pull wave seeP-waves
pyrolysis 00097
quartz 00210

Harris County Georgia. pha...;;e equilibria 00061
Muscogee County Georgia. phase equilibria00061
structural geology 00 156 Troup County Georgia 00523 quartz sand Quaternary 00320 quartz veins 00161 Columbia County Georgia. economic ge-
ology00087 Quaternary see also Holocene; Pleistocene
00124;00168;00204;00275;00315; 00321;00345
quicksilver see mercwy
Ra see radium
Rabun Bald crystalline rocks 00165
Rabun County Georgia building stone 00110 economic geology 00381 gold ores 00286; 00289
radioactive isotopes see Be-7; C-14; Cl-36; Cs-137; Pb-210; Rn-222; tritium; U-238
radioactive waste South Carolina. hydrogeology 00019: 00144 waste disposal 00497
radioactivity environmental geology 00183:00435 geophysical surveys 00367
radioactivity surveys
Harris County Georgia, geochemistry
00102 Talbot County Georgia. geochemistry
00102 radiocarbon dating see C-14
radium hydrogeology 00085
radon
geochemistry 0045 2 ground water 00098 pollution 00176 Rn-222
Clarke County Georgia 00053 Elbert County Georgia 00451 environmental geology 00183; 00435 Oconee County Georgia 00053 pollution 00182 radon-222 see Rn-222
rain see acid rain
Randolph County Georgia paleontology 00143
rare earth deposits 00088;00113;00283 Columbia County Georgia 00087; 00092
rare earths see also dysprosium; lanthanum; samarium; scandium Columbia County Georgia. metal ores
00092 Dodge County Georgia. structural g~;:ol
ogy00202

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RASA salt-water intrusion

Harris County Georgia. geochemistry 00102
heavy mineral deposits 00178; 00179; 00180
petrology 00370; 00431 platinum ores 00220 Talbot County Georgia. geochemistry
00102 Troup County Georgia. non-metal depos-
its00094
RASA ground water00275; 00344 hydrogeology 00389
rate of sedimentation see sedimentation rates
Rb/Sr
~bonUerous00116
Harris County Georgia. orogeny 00471 magmas 00465 Muscogee County Georgia. orogeny
00471 structural geology 00407; 00469 Recent see Holocene
recharge see also infiltration ground water 00275; 00415; 00422 hydrogeology 00259; 00372; 00389 Lowndes County Georgia. hydrogeology 00334 pollution 00489 Quaternary 00391 South Carolina. ground water 00080 Sumter County Georgia. pollution 00013 Walton County Georgia, hydrogeology 00083
recumbent folds 00166
red beds
South Carolina. faults 00459 s~ctural geology 00073
Red Mountain Formation 00029: 00074; 00270:00527
redbeds see red beds
reefs
00237 metamorphism 00268 Oligocene 00044 stratigraphy 00042
Regional Aquifer-System Analysis ground water 00344
Regional Aquifer-System Analysis Program see RASA
regional metamorphism Columbia County Georgia 00089 Harris County Georgia 00061 Muscogee County Georgia 00061
regolith ground water 00255 hydrogeology 00426
report see annual report
reptiles dinosaurs. stratigraphy 00439 Hadrosauridae. Stewart County Georgia 00437
Reptilia dinosaurs. stratigraphy 00439

Hadrosauridae. Stewart County Georgia 00437
Theropoda. Stewart County Georgia 00437
reservoirs see also dams; earthquakes; floods environmental geology 00181 ground water 00415 Hall County Georgia. hydrology 00109 hydrogeology 00085 hydrology 00189 Jackson County Georgia. hydrology
00109 retrogradation
geomorphology 00199
retrograde metamorphism 00062;00360 deformation 00107 structural geology 00166
reverse faults 00444
reverse slip faults see thrust faults
Rhizangiidae Pliocene 00256
Rhuddanian stratigraphy 00074
Richard Russell Formation geochronology 00115
Richard Russell thrust sheet geochronology 00115 structural geology 00166; 00365
Richmond County Georgia hydrology 00214 maps 00216 sedimentary petrology 00233
Richtex Formation areal geology 00161
Ridgepole Mountain Formation petrology 00332
right-lateral faults 00166;00468
Harris County Georgia 00471
Muscogee County Georgia 00471 ring silicates see aquamarine; beryl rings, tree see tree rings
Ripley Formation 00131 paleobotany 00152
ripple marks 00324 structural geology 00017
risk, seismic see seismic risk
rivers . 00312
impact statements 00479
Rnseeradon
Rn-222 Clarke County Georgia, environmental geology 00053 Elbert County Gt!orgia. ground water 00451 environmental geology 00183; 00435

Oconee County Georgia. environmental geology 00053
pollution 00182
rock mechanics 00027
rock~stratigraphy see lithostratigraphy rock-water interface see water-rock interac-
tion Rockdale County Georgia
geochemistry 00447
hydrogeology 00446
hydrology 00239; 00384
Rocklandian stratigraphy 00200; 00201
Rockmart Slate orogeny 00449
Rocky Face Mountain structural geology 00073
Rome Fault structural geology 00417
Rondonia structural geology 00054
rose quartz Troup County Georgia. mineralogy 00523
Rotaliacea see Ammonia Rotaliina see Orbitoidacea; Rotaliacea
Royal Vindicator Mine gold ores 00473
rubidiwn-strOntium see Rb/Sr
RZWQM hydrology 00421
S see sulfur
S-34/S-32 metal ores 00247
$-waves see SH-waves
Saint Catberines Island ecology 00267 foraminifera 00174 geomorphology 00516 Quaternary 00171 stratigraphy 00297
Saint Marys River hydrology 00526
Salem Church Antiform deformation 00107 stratigraphy 00492 strUctural geology 00106
salt marshes Camden County Georgia. foraminifera 00506 chan~es of level 00296 for~inifera 00172 geochemistry 00005; 00069 geomorphology 00516 Invertebrata 00173 Liberty County Georgia. ecology 00267 Quaternary 00137 shore features 00148 stratigraphy 00297
saltwater intrusion Chatham County Georgia, ground water 00157

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Glynn County Georgia, ground water 00157
ground water ()()()4.7; 00305; 00346 hydrogeology 00158 samarium geochemistry 00263 sample location maps see site location maps
sand 00210; 00233 changes of level 00296 geomorphology 00199 ground water 00275; 00305; 00344 heavy mineral deposits 00251; 00387; 00388 stratigraphy ()(){X)3
sand bodies Quaternary 00086
sand dunes see dunes
Sand Mountain Pennsylvanian (X)448
sands 00037;00204 geomorphology 00031 Glynn County Georgia 00250
sandstone 00024;00324 Aoyd County Georgia 00235 stratigraphy 00029; 00074; 00131
Sandsuck Formation deformation 00107
Sandy Springs Quadrangle structural geology 00303
Sangamonian 00297
Santonian 00439 Stewart County Georgia 00436
Sapelo Island 00133 foraminifera 00172 geochemistry 00005; 00187 Invertebrata 00173 Quaternary 00126; 00137 sedimentation 00024
Sapelo Sound clay mineralogy 00353
saprolite 00406 Clarke County Georgia, environmental geology 00053 geochemistry 00425 geomorphology 00025 gold ores 00286; 00290 hydrogeology 00426 Oconee County Georgia, environmental geology 00053 pollution 00176 weathering 00026
Sarcopterygii see Crossopterygii
SatiUa Estuary estuaries 00011
Saurischia see Theropoda
Savannah Georgia continental shelf 00368

earthquakes 00410 geologic hazards 00402 ground water00157 hydrogeology 00158 Savannah River engineering geology 00266 geochemistry 00069; 00503 geomorphology 00278 ground water 00080; 00378 hydrogeology 00019; 00144:00193 Invertebrata00139 Paleocene 00145 sedimentary petrology 00233 structural geology 00309
Savannah River Estuary geochemistry 00503
Savannah River Plant environmental geology 00020 faults 00459 geomorphology 00278 ground water 00080; 00081; 00082; 00114;00378;00513 hydrogeology 00019; 00144 stratigraphy 00001; 00100; 00274
SavaQ.nah River Terrane structural geology 00309; 00443:00444
Savannah River valley environmental geology 00020
Sb see antimony
scandium kaolin deposits 00127
scarps Quaternary 00099
schist see schists
schistosity 00122 metamorphism 00268
schists geochronology 00115 Habersham County Georgia, non-metal deposits 00291 structural geology 00309; 00493
schizomycetes see bacteria
schuppen texture see imbricate tectonics
Scleractinia Pliocene 00256
Screven County Georgia ground water 00047 maps00216 Paleocene 00145
Se see selenium
Sea Island geomorphology 00149
sea-level changes Cenozoic 00394 Miocene 00393 Quaternary 00126 sedimentary petrology 00095
sea-water intrusion see salt-water intrusion
seams, coal see coal seams
sediment supply geochemistry 00069

samanum :sea1menrary rocKS
sediment transport see also stream transport geomorphology 00049~ 00155 petrology 00006
sedimentary fault see growth "faults
sedimentary petrology see clay mmeralo~y; diagenesis; heavy minerals: reefs: sedi-'" mentuy structures; sedimentatu.m: sediments; weathering
sedimentary rocks see also coal; lithostratigraphy 00511 black shale
stratigraphy 00502 structural geology 00054 carbonate rocks 00 168 hydrogeology 00487 Ordovician 00326 stratigraphy 00029 structural geology 00055; 00491 chert00075 clastic rocks coal 00474 structural geology 00055; 00491 claystone. geochemistry 00195 conglomerate, structural geology 00054 dolostone 00024 Wayne County Georgia 00480 evaporites 00024 geochemistry 00505 grainstone 00024 Iowa00409 Walker County Georgia 00409 ironstone, stratigraphy 00029; 00074 limestone 00008 uound water 00047; 00305 ;tratigraphy 00042; 00502 Wayne County Georgia 00480 marl ground water 00305 hydrogeology 00259 Miocene 00393 molasse. structural geology 00468 mudstone 00324 stratigraphy 00029; 00042: 00131 structural geology 00122 packstone, Wayne County Georgia 00480 phosphate rocks 00210~ 00316; 00317 continental shelf 00315 geochemistry 00206 phosphate deposits 00318 red beds South Carolina 00459 structural geology 00073 sandstone 00024; 00324 Floyd County Georgia 00235 stratigraphy 00029; 00074; 00131 saprolite 00406 Clarke County Georgia 00053 geochemistry 00425 geomorphology 00025 gold ores 00286; 00290 hydrogeology 00426 Oconee County Georgia 00053 pollution 00176 weathering 00026

65

sedimentary structures SH-waves

shale 00024; 00324; 00432 Aoyd County Georgia 00235 stratigraphy 00502 Wayne County Georgia 00480
wackestone. Wayne County Georgia 00480
sedimentary structures 00124 bioturbation 00233; 00322; 00324 Catoosa County Georgia 00325 changes of level 00296 Ordovician 00326 stratigraphy 00297 carbonate banks structural geology 00054 Wayne County Georgia 00480 cross-bedding 00233; 00324 stratigraphy 00003; 00414 structural geology 00017 cross-stratification changes of level 00296 geomorphology 00149 stratigraphy 00297 cyclothems. stratigraphy 00297 flaser bedding 00324 changes of level 00296 geomorphology 00149 lammations stratigraphy 00003; 00297; 00492 structural geology 00303 Twiggs County Georgia 00510; 00519 Wilkinson County Georgia 0051 0; 00519 lebensspuren 00133 Catoosa County Georgia 00325 mudcracks 00024 ripple marks 00324 structural geology 00017 sand bodies. Quaternary 00086
sedimentation see also bioturbation; carbonate platforms; channels; reefs; sedimentary rocks; sedimentation rates; sediments; stream transport 00024;00032;00046;00105;00362 Camden County Georgia. geomorphol-
ogy00264 coastal sedimentation 00123
geomorphology 00330 Quaternary 00023; 00086 deltaic sedimentation. heavy mineral deposits 00273 estuarine sedimentation 00348 Camden County Georgia 00011 fluvial sedimentation 00348 heavy mineral deposits 00273 geochemistry 00263 intertidal sedimentation 00133 marine sedimentation 00348 Quaternary 00126 Ordovician 00527 stratigraphy 00456 structural geology 00054
sedimentation rates
00322 geochemistry 00069 Ordovician 00326

sediments see also diagenesis; heavy minerals; lithostratigraphy; peat; weathering 00123:00124 alluvium
heavy mineral deposits 00273 South Carolina 00278 Barrow County Georgia. Quaternary 00242 Burke County Georgia. ground water 00076 carbonate sediments 00249 pollution 00207 Chatham County Georgia. phosphate deposits 00209 clastic sediments ground water 00150 heavy mineral deposits 00177 clay changes of level 00296 stratigraphy 00003 ecology 00045 geochemistry 00004; 00005: 00503 Glynn County Georgia, pollution 00522 hydrogeology 00085 kaolin 00240; 00301; 00404; 00406 geomorphology 00031 mineralogy 00518 stratigraphy 00154 Twiggs County Georgia 00510 Wilkinson County Georgia 00510 marine sediments 00032; 00210; 00315; 00316;00335;00348;00395 Chatham County Georgia 00208 economic geology 00135 geochemistry 00206 geophysical surveys 00367 heavy mineral deposits 00177 Miocene 00393 pollution 00207 Quaternary 00126 mud changes of level 00296 geol;gic hazards 00243 stratigraphy 00297 pollution 00012; 00141 quartz sand. Quaternary 00320 Quaternary 00137; 00345 sand 00210; 00233 changes of level 00296 geo~orphology 00199 ground water 00275; 00305; 00344 heavy mineral deposits 00251; 00387;
00388 stratigraphy 00003 silt 00210 stratigraphy 00297 soils 00162 tectonics 00472
SEISDATA
tectonics 00230
seismic methods
economic geology 00135
seismic profiles
Appling County Georgia. structural geology 00399
Cenozoic 00394

economic geology 00204 geophysical surveys 00039 ground water 00305 Miocene 00393 petroleum 00458 structural geology 00515 tectonophysics 00040; 00 l03 seismic risk engineering geology 00266 seismic sounding see deep seismic sounding
seismic stratigraphy 00395 Cenozoic 00394 economic geology 00204 Miocene 00393
seismic surveys see also COCORP; crust; seismic proflles geophysical surveys 00350 phosphate deposits 00211 South Carolina. faults 00459 tectonics 00279; 00472 Tertiary 00392 seismicity see also seismotectonics 00299 engineering geology 00266 structural geology 00104
seismicity maps engineering geology 00464
seismology see crust; earthquakes; mantle; Mohorovicic discontinuity; seismicity
seismostratigraphy see seismic stratigraphy
seismotectonics seismology 00028
selenium hydrogeology 00085
Senonian see Campanian; Maestrichtian; Santonian
Septastrea Pliocene 00256
Sequatchie Formation Ordovician 00323; 00326; 00527 sedimentary petrology 00324; 00325 sedimentation 00322
sequence stratigraphy 00074;00232;00294 Chattahoochee County Georgia. Cretaceous00413 Cretaceous 00132 economic geology 00204 South Carolina 00274 Stewart County Georgia. Cretaceous 00413
serpentinite Columbia County Georgia economic geology 00087 geochemistry 00090
Serravallian 00211
Sewanee Sandstone Pennsylvanian 00448
SH-waves Appling County Georgia. structural geology 00400

66

Shady Dolomite southern Heorgia

Wayne County Georgia. structural geol-

Sirenia

ground water 00217

ogy00400

Miocene 00130

pollution 00219; 00453

Shady Dolomite deformation 00I 07 structural geology (X)017
shale 00024;00324:00432 Aoyd County Georgia 00235 stratigraphy 00502 Wayne County Georgia 00480
shear cleavage see slip cleavage
shear zones see also mylonites magmas 00465 structural geology 00308; 00443 Wilkes County G~orgia 00188
sheet silicates see clay minerals; mica group shelf. continental see continental shelf
Shellmound Member Ordovician 00323; 00326
Shooting Creek Window structural geology 00515
Shope Fork Fault economic geology 00381

site location maps 00161 Glynn County Georgia. non-metal deposits 00250 hydrology 00379 Lowndes County Georgia. hydrogeology 00334 nonmetal deposits 00112 Pike County Georgia. ground water 00065 platinum ores 00220 structural geology 00014
Six Mile Thrust Carboniferous 00116 structural geology 00364
Skidaway Island phosphate deposits 00208; 00209
Skolithos sedimentary petrology 00324
slates orogeny 00449
slip cleavage 00443

Talbot County Georgia. geochemistry 00102
Ultisols 00070; 00292 pedogenesis 00125
Vertisols 00292 pedogenesis 00125
soils maps Johnson County Georgia 00454 Laurens County Georgia 00454
sole faults see detachment fault-.
solute transport Oconee County Georgia. hydrology 00421
solution features see karst; sinkholes; speleothems
solution phenomena see solution features
Soque River Thrust structural geology 00197
sorosilicates see epidote group
sources, energy see energy sources
South Carolina

structural geology 00197

slope. continental see continental slope

environmental geology, Savannah River

shore drift see littoral drift
shore features see also barrier beaches; coastal dunes; coastlines; inlets~ salt marshes; tidal inlets 00121 shortening. crustal see crustal shortening
shrinkage cracks see mudcracks

Sm see samarium
smectite geochemistry 00195 Ordovician 00420 sedimentation 00105 soils00292
soap clay see bentonite

Plant00020 faults, Savannah River Plant 00459 geomorphology. Savannah River Plant
00278 ground water, Savannah River Plant .. ()(X)80; 00081; 00082; 00114; 00378;
00513 hydrogeology, Savannah River Plant

Signal Point Shale

soapstone

()(X)l9;00144

Pennsylvanian 00448

Rabun County Georgia 00381

stratigraphy, Savannah River Plant

silica

Towns County Georgia 00381

00001;00100;00274

geochemistry 00069

sodium

South Georgia Rift

silica minerals see quartz

geochemistry 00263

structural geology 00300

silicates see aluminosilicates; chain sili-

sodium chloride

Southeast Georgia Embayment

cates; framework silicates; orthosilicates;

ground water 00275

stratigraphy 00396

ring silicates; sheet silicates

software see computer programs

southeastern Georgia

siliciclastics

soils see also infiltration; land use; lysime-

Appling County Georgia. structural geol-

00210

ters; pedogenesis; soils maps; weathering

ogy 00399; 00400

Ordovician 00326

00071; 00162

Dougherty County Georgia. pollution

pollution 00207

Alfisols 00070; 00292

00066

sedimentary petrology 00168

Clarke County Georgia 00021

ecology 00045

stratigraphy 00029

environmental geology 00183

geochemistry 00002; 00016; 00033;

structural geology 00017

geochemistry 00430

00041;00170;00258;00276;00277;

sillimanite deposits 00287

Hall County Georgia, hydrology 00109

00311;00338;00369;00411;00430;

silt

Harris County Georgia, geochemistry

00478;00484;00485

00210

00102

geologic hazards 00402

stratigraphy 00297

hydrogeology 00254

geomorphology 00312

Silurian



hydrology 00224

geophysical surveys 00018: 00350; 00398

Red Mountain Formation 00029; 00074;

Jackson County Georgia, hydrology

heavy mineral deposits 00387

00270;00527

00109

hydrology 00525; 00526

"4' ~ '

silver hydrogeology 00085
silver ores 00282

loam, Oconee County Georgia 00034 MollisoIs 00070 Oconee County Georgia, hydrology
00421

Wayne County Georgia sedimentary petrology 00480 structural geology 00400
southern Georgia

Sinclair Lake Terrane

Oxisols, pedogenesis 00125

crust00194

structural geology 00308

petroleum 00458

Lowndes County Georgia. hydrogeology

sinkholes

Rockdale County Georgia

00334

geologic hazards 00243

geochemistry 00447

marine geology 00363

Lowndes County Georgia.. hydrogeology

hydrogeology 00446

Miocene 00351; 00352

00334

Sumter County Georgia

structural geology 00300

67

. ,
'"'

-

Southern Nantahala Wilderness synclinoria

tectonics 00279 Tift County Georgia. hydrology 00460
Southern Nantabala Wilderness economic geology 00381
southwestern Georgia Chattahoochee County Georgia. Cretaceous 00413 Clay County Georgia. stratigraphy 00164 Dougherty County Georgia. ground water ()(X)67 Early County Georgia. stratigraphy 00164
Echinodermata 00052
ground water 00223 Harris County Georgia. geochronology
00470 hydrogeology 00487 Muscogee County Georgia. geochronol-
ogy00470 paleobotany 00152 Stewart County Georgia. Cretaceous
00413 structural geology 00468 Sumter County Georgia
environmental geology 00280 ~und water 00217 Pollution 00218; 00219; 00453 Spalding County Georgia lUOUnd water 00079 ~tructural geology 00014 Spartina changes of level 00296
Spartina alterniflora geochemistty 00005; 00069; 00187
speleothems sedimentary petrology 00075
Spermatophyta see angiosperms
sphalerite see zinc ores sphene see titanite
spontaneous fission-track dating see fission-
track dating springs
00372; 00427 geochemistty 00425 Walton County Georgia 00083
Sr/Rb see Rb/Sr
stable isotopes see C-13/C-12; D/H; deute-
rium; He-3; 0-18; 0-18/0-16; S-34/S-32 Statenville Formation
Miocene 00352 statistical analysis see cokriging; kriging
Stephens County Georgia building stone 00110 pollution 00141
stereochemistry see crystal chemistty
Stewart County Georgia Cretaceous 00413 Vertebrata 00057; 00436; 00437; 00438
stibium see antimony
Stone Mountain weathering 00375
Stone Mountain Quadrangle geochemistry 00505

stone. building see building stone
Stovall Quarry stratigraphy 00042
strain-slip cleavage see slip cleavage
stratigraphic boundary Invertebrata 00521 stratigraphy 00042; 00131
stratigraphy see Cambrian; Carboniferous;
Cenozoic; Cretaceous; Devonian;
Eocene; Holocene; Mesozoic; Miocene;
Mississippian; Neogene; Oligocene; Ordovician; Paleocene; Paleogene; Paleozoic; palynomorphs; Pennsylvanian; Permian; Pleistocene; Pliocene; Precambrian; Proterozoic; Quaternary; Tertiary; Triassic
stream flow see streamflow
stream gradient heavy minerai deposits 00273
stream placers see heavy mineral deposits
stream sediments Harris County Georgia., geochemistry 00102 heavy mineral deposits 00178~ 00179; 00180 metal ores 00450 Rabun County Georgia. economic geology 00381 Talbot County G~rgia. geochemistry 00102 Towns County Georgia. economic geology 00381
stream transport see also fluvial sedimen-
tation sedimentary petrology 00168 waterways 00175
streamflow hydrology 00056; 00244; 00428 Lowndes County Georgia., hydrogeology 00334 South Carolina. ground water 00378
strike-slip faults 00166;00455 Harris County Georgia 00471 Muscogee County Georgia 00471 Talbot County Georgia00191
Strom Thurmond Lake rock mechanics 00027
structural analysis see also deformation;
faults; folds; foliation; lineation; petrofabrics; shear zones petrology 00101
structural geology see deformation; faults;
folds; foliation; fractures; lineation; neotectonics; orogeny; tectonics structural maps Pike County Georgia. ground water 00065
structure contour maps 00216; 00395
structure maps see structural maps
submarine geology see marine geology
Suches Quadrangle deformation 00203

sulfides see also chalcopyrite; sphalerite
economic geology 00135 sulfur
geochemistry 00411 S<\4/S-32. metal ores 00247 sulfur deposits 00418
sulphides see sulfide." sulphur see sulfur
Sumter County Georgia environmental geology 00280 ground water 00217 pollution (X)()13; 00218; 00219; 00453
sundry minerals see mineral inventory
surface tension sedimentary petrology 00357
Surrency bright spot geophysical surveys 00350; 00398 structural geology 00399; 00400
survey organizations U.S. Geological Survey areal geology 00221 eround water 00265 hydrogeology 00058
sur;eys.see geophysical surveys
suspect terranes see terranes
suture zones Dodge County Georgia. structural geology00202 structural geology 00262; 00329
Suwannacoochee Dolostone stratigraphy 00232
Suwannee Limestone 00042; 00228;
00232
Suwannee River geochemistry ()(X)()2; 00016; 00033; 00041;00170;00258;00276;00277; 00311;00338;00369;00411;00430; 00478; 00484; 00485 geomorphology 00312 hydrology 00526 Miocene 00130
Suwannee River basin Miocene 00351
Suwannee River Sill hydrology 00526
Suwannee Terrane structural geology 00202
swamps geochemistry 00016 geomorphology 00312
symplectite Harris County Georgia, phase equilibria (0)61 Muscogee County Georgia. phase equilibria00061
symposia environmental geology 00096 hydrogeology 00196 industrial minerals 00386
synclines 00055; 00493
synclinoria 00017

68

synform folds transform faults

Floyd County Georgia 00417

tectonophysics see crust; heat flow; mantle;

stratigraphy 00495

synform folds ()(X)55; 00166

Mohorovicic discontinuity; plate tectonics tectonostratigraphic terranes see terranes

thrust sheets see also fold and thrust hclt..;
geochronology 00115

Talbot County Georgia 00191

tektites

structural geology (X)O 14: 00 166

syngenesis

petrology {)()(X)6

tectonics 00482

White County Georgia, gold ores 00167 TACTS

stratigraphy 00229
tellurides see altaite; ca)averite; hessite

thrust<; and thrusting see thrust fault.:: Ti see titanium

00314;00316

Telychian

tidal flats

continental shelf 00315

stratigraphy 00074

Quaternary 00023

economic geology 00204

temperature surveys see heat flow

tidal inlets

geochemistry 00206 Miocene 00393

tempestite sedimentary petrology 00324

00133;00330 Camden CountY Georgia 00264

phosphate deposits 00318 sedimentary petrology 00317

stratigraphy 00074 terraces

Tift County Georgia hydrology 00460

Talbot County Georgia

Quaternary 00099; 00345

titanite

areal geology 00191 economic geology 00088 geochemistry 00102 ground water 00079
Talbotton dikes

Stewart County Georgia, Vertebrata 00438
stratigraphy 00231
terranes
Dodge County Georgia, structural geol-

Fulton County Georgia 00063
titanium Columbia County Georgia, metal ores 00092 heavy mineral deposits 00178; 00179;

petrology 00343

ogy00202

00180

talc deposits

structural geology 00262; 00364; 00365:

hydrogeology 00085

Columbia County Georgia 00087; 00091

00443; 00444; 00491

titanium ores

land subsidence 00349

Talbot County Georgia 00191

00283

TaUahatta Formation

tectonics 00225

Columbia County Georgia 00092

00164

TerreU County Georgia

Tl see thallium

pollution 00219 TaUuJah Falls Dome
structural geology 00407; 00515

ground water 00488 hydrogeology 00487 Tertiary see also Neogene; Paleogene 00154;00304;00392;00404;00517:

Tobacco Road Sand Formation maps00216
Toccoa Falls Fault

",' ~ '

Tallulah Falls Formation

00521

Carboniferous 00116

petrology 00332

Twiggs County Georgia 00510; 00519

todorokite

TaUuJah Falls thrust sheet

Wi1ki.nson County Georgia 00510: 00519

pedogenesis 00125

geochronology 00115 structural geology 00166; 00364; 00365
tangential tectonics see compression tectonics
Taylor County Georgia stratigraphy 00231
Taylor Ridge stiuctural geology 00073
tectites see tektites
tectogenesis see orogeny
tectonic imbrication see imbricate tectonics tectonic lines see lineaments
tectonic sutures see suture zones
tectonics see also Alleghany Orogeny; Appalachian Phase; continental margin; crust: crustal shortening; decollement; faults; folds; foliation; lineation; neotectonics; orogeny; plate tectonics; shear zones; structural analysis; terranes; thrust sheets; uplifts 00136;00472;00483 basement tectonics, Floyd County Geor-
gia00417 compression tectonics 00262 economic geology 00418 extension tectonics 00197; 00308:00309 imbricate tectonics 00073

Tetrapoda see also Mammalia
Theropoda. Stewart County Georgia 00437
tetrapods see mammals
Th see thorium
thallium Jones County Georgia, mineralogy 00293
thallophytes see bacteria; fungi Theria see Eutheria thermal surveys see heat flow
Tberopoda Stewart County Georgia 00437
tholeiite 00343
Thomaston-Barnesville mining district economic geology 00088
thorium heavy mineral deposits 00178; 00179; 00180 kaolin deposits 00127
tborium ores 00283
thoron see Rn-222 thrust faults see also fold and thrust belts; thrust sheets
00107;00225;00329:00365;00373 engineering geology 00266 environmental geology 00183

torsion faults see wrench faults
Towaliga Fault orogeny 00226 tectonics 00225
Towaliga fault zone structural geology 00309
Towns County Georgia building stone 00110 econontic geology 00381 gold ores 00289 petrology 00068
Toxaway Dome structural geology 00407
trace metals geochemistry 00069; 00478 soils 00162
tracers see also D!H ground water 00140; 00390: 00422 hydrogeology 00514 hydrology 00238 Murray County Georgia, ground water 00490 South Carolina, ground water 00513 Sumter County Georgia, ground water 00217
tracks sedimentation 00024

petrology 00269

Floyd County Georgia 00417

Trail Ridge

seismotectonics. seismology 00028

Harris County Georgia 00471

heavy mineral deposits 00387

Union County Georgia 00134

Muscogee County Georgia 00471

transform faults 00262

69

transgression volcanic clay

transgression

Tyrannosauridae

upper Miocene see Duplin Formation

Chattahoochee County Georgia. Cretaceous00413
Ordovician 00326 paleobotany 00152 sedimentation 00008 Stewart County Georgia. Cretaceous
00413 stratigraphy OOXJ3; 00029; 00)60;
00074~00131;00184;00185~00186;
00200; 00414 structural geology 00017

Vertebrata 00437
Tyrone Limestone stratigraphy 00200
U see uranium
U-238 pollution 00176
U. S. Geological Survey areal geology 00221 ground water 00265 hydrogeology 00058

Upper Mississippian see Bangor Limestone; Chesterian; Meramecian; Pennington Formation
upper Oligocene see Suwannee Limestone
Upper Pennsylvanian see Missourian
u~r Plei~tocene see Sangamonian; Wisconstnan
upper Precambrian see Proterozoic
upper Proterozoic see Walden Creek Group
Upper Three Runs Aquifer

transport see also stream transport

U.S. Minerals Management Service

pollution 00476

geochemistry 00503

economic geology 00135

Upson County f'.reorgia

ground water 00346; 00422 hydrology 00238 sedimentation 00105

U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone see United States Exclusive Economic Zone
U.S.G.S. see U.S. Geological Survey

economic geology 00088 ground water 00079 structural geology 00014

.,'..

Sumter County Georgia. pollution 00218; 00219;00453
transverse faults 00279; 00482
tree rings geomorphology 00307 Quaternary 00466
Treutlen County Georgia ground water 00047
Triassic see also Alleghany Orogeny South Carolina 00459
trilobites structural geology 00122
tritium Burke County Georgia. pollution 00476 geochemistry 00425 ground water 00140; 00422; 00424 hydrogeology 00426; 00427 hydrology 00428
trondhjemite 00442
Troup County Georgia mineralogy 00523

U!Pb Carboniferous 00116; 00475 Dodge County Georgia. structural geology00202 magmas 00465 structural geology 00122; 00407
Ucbee Belt geochronology 00470 phase equilibria 00061 structural geology 00468; 00469
Ultisols 00070;00292 pedogenesis 00125
ultramafics see also peridotites 00403;00507 Columbia County Georgia. metal ores 00092
ultramylonite 00227
Harris County Georgia. orogeny 00471
Muscogee County Georgia. orogeny 00471

uranium environmental geology 00435 heavy mineral deposits 00178; 00179: 00180 U-238, pollution 00176
uranium ores 00283; 00418
uranium-lead see U/Pb V see vanadium
Valdosta Georgia hydrogeology 00334
VaUey and Ridge Province geomorphology 00031 hydrogeology 00372 orogeny 00449 Quaternary 00345 stratigraphy 00074; 00200; 00201 structural geology 00055; 00073; 00104; 00417
VaUeytown Formation stratigraphy 00494

non-metal deposits 00094

unconformities see erosional unconformit-

vanadium

structural geology 00014

ies

00210

TuriteUidae

underground water see ground water

Columbia County Georgia. metal ores

Cenozoic 00009

Union County Georgia

00092

Turtle River

areal geology 00134

vanadium ores

pollution 00522

building stone 00110

Columbia County Georgia 00092

Tuscahoma Formation

gold ores 00289

Vandever Formation

pollution 00219

United States Exclusive Economic Zone

Pennsylvanian 00448

stratigraphy 00164

00314

veins see quartz veins

Tuscaloosa Formation 00414; 00434; 00456
Tusquitee Quartzite stratigraphy 00494
Twiggs County Georgia
earthquakes00245 geochemistry 00361 kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519

Chatham County Georgia. phosphate deposits 00208; 00209
phosphate deposits 00318 United States Geological Survey see U.S.
Geological Survey uplifts
stratigraphy 00414 structural geology 00468 Upper Carboniferous see Westphalian

Venerida 00521
vermiculite deposits Rabun County Georgia 00381 Towns County Georgia 00381
Venebratasee Pisces; Tetrapoda vertebrates see also fish; tetrapods
Miocene 00351; 00352 Vertisols

stratigraphy 00231 Tybee Island
phosphate deposits 00208; 00209 stratigraphy 00359 Tybee Member

Upper Cretaceous see Blufftown Formation~ Eutaw Formation; K-T boundary; Middendorf Formation; Ripley Formation; Senonian; Tuscaloosa Formation
upper Eocene see Barnwell Formation; Dry Branch Formation; Jackson Group; Ocala

00292 pedogenesis 00125
volatile organic compounds Dougherty County Georgia. ground water 00067

phosphate deposito:;; 00208; 00209

Group

volcanic clay see bentonite

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volcanic rocks zirconium

volcanic rocks see also basalts; metavolca-
nic rocks structural geology 00491

vulnerability. aquifer see aquifer vulnerabil-
ity

wackestone

Wayne County Georgia 00480

Wahoo Creek Formation

geochemistty 00505 mineralogy 00063

Walden Creek Group

00498

.

structural geology 00054

Walker County Georgia

areal geology 00354 stratigraphy 00409

Walter F. George Dam

dams00142

Walton County Georgia

ground water 00295

hydrogeology 00083

Ware County Georgia

geochemistry 00016

geomorphology 00312

hydrology 00525

Warley Hill Formation

stratigraphy 00274

Warren County Georgia

areal geology 00161

maps00216

Warren Point Formation

Pennsylvanian 00448

Washington County Georgia

kaolin deposits 00405

maps00216

paleobotany 00341

Washington East Quadrangle

areal geology 00504

W ASP4/EUTR04

environmental geology 00181

Wassaw Sound

Quaternary 00023

waste disposal see also landfills; radioac-

tive waste Dougherty County Georgia. ground water
00067

waste, industrial see industrial waste

waste. radioactive see radioactive waste

water cycle see hydrologic cycle

water resources see also artesian waters;

reservoirs; springs Chatham County Georgia 00157

Franklin County Georgia, ground water 00077

Glynn County Georgia, ground water

00157 ground water 00064; 00078; 00079;

00084;00223;00252;00337;00342

hydrogeology 00058; 00146; 00147; 00196;00487;00496

Madison County Georgia. ground water 00295
Pike County Georgia. ground water 00065 pollution 00241 Walton County Georgia. ground water
00295 water-rock interaction
water-rock interaction ground water 00275
waterways 00175; 00271 hydrology 00213; 00379
Waycross Basin Tertia:ry 00392
Wayne County Georgia
geophysical surveys 00018 sedimentary petrology 004&0 structural geology 00400
weathering 00026;00046;00095;00257;00340; 00375 chemical weathering. pedogenesis 00125 De Kalb County Georgia. hydrology 00239 kaolin deposits 00015: 00128 Rockdale County Georgia. hydrology 00239 stratigraphy (){XX)3
WEBB hydrology 00239
weD-logging acoustical logging, Cherokee County Georgia 00253 Burke County Georgia. ground water 00076 electrical logging, ground water 00150 engineering geology 00198
west-central Georgia economic geology 00088 Harris County Georgia geochronology 00470 phase equilibria 00061 Muscogee County Georgia geochronology 00470 phase equilibria 00061 petrology 00343 Pike County Georgia. ground water 00065 stratigraphy 00456
western Georgia gold ores 00288 Harris County Georgia orogeny 00471 magmas 00117; 00442 Muscogee County Georgia. orogeny 00471 petrology 00441 Stewart County Georgia, Vertebrata 00436; 00437 stratigraphy 00439 structural geology 00014
Westphalian 00468
wetlands see also swamps
geochemistry 00263

hydrology 00526 pedogenesis 00125 pollution 00501 White County Georgia building stone 00110 gold ores 00167; 00286; 00289 maps00366
white mica see muscovite
Whiteoak Mountain-Taylor Ridge Fault structural geology 00417
Whitestone Fault stratigraphy 00495
Whitfield County Georgia areal geology 00354 engineering geology 00331
Wicomico Complex heavy mineral deposits 00251
Wiggins Terrane structural geology 00202
Wilhite Formation deformation 00107
Wilkes County Georgia areal geology 00161; 00188; 00416: 00504
Wilkinson County Georgia kaolin deposits 00510 sedimentary petrology 00519
wireline logging see well-logging
Wisconsinan Barrow County Georgia 00242
Witblacoochee River hydrogeology 00334
Wolf Pit Dolostone stratigraphy 00232
Woodland Gneiss geochemistry 00102
Worth County Georgia ground water 00488 hydrogeology 00487
wrench faults 00221; 00279; 00455
Yolkinigymnium expansum paleobotany 00152
Yonab Lake Carboniferous 00116
zinc 00210 hydrogeology 00085
zinc blende see sphalerite zinc ores see mississippi valley-type
zircon Carboniferous 00116; 00475 Dodge County Georgia. structural geology00202 Ordovician 00420 structural geology 00122; 00407
zirconium h~avy mineral deposits 00178; 00179

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