Note — Downloads of the papers below are free.
Road logs, mini-papers, and some other sections of recent guidebooks are only available in print.
Roadlogs
(each includes listed mini-papers)
Pre-meeting Road Log: Little San Pascual Mountains
Daniel J. Koning, W. John Nelson, and Scott Elrick, pp. 2-29.
Mini-papers
History of San Antonio
D.J. Koning, pp. 25-26.
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Mineral resources in the Little San Pascual Mountains, Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, Socorro County, New Mexico
Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 27-29.
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First-day Road Log: Quebradas Region
Daniel J. Koning, W. John Nelson, Richard Chamberlin, Spencer G. Lucas, Scott Elrick, and Laila Sturgis, pp. 30-63.
Mini-papers
A new constraint on the onset of Cenozoic crustal extension in the central Rio Grande rift near Socorro, New Mexico
R.M. Chamberlin, W.C. McIntosh, M.T. Heizler, and D.J. Koning, pp. 60-62.
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Second-day Road Log: Chupadera Mountains
Daniel J. Koning, Richard Chamberlin, and David W. Love, pp. 64-121.
Mini-papers
Branch railroads in relation to the geology of Socorro County
K.M. Hobbs, pp. 109-111.
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Magnetic field intensity evidence for a buried basalt body in Socorro Canyon
G.A. Spinelli, A. Clark, M. Clark, S. Edel, S. Farrar, J. Fastle, C. Greigo, K. Haar, S. Kupis, Y. Li, K. Malone, J. McComas, K. Murray, N. Phillips, M. Shaffer, W. Shaw, K. Smith, F. Stopa, N. Trujillo, A. Winton, and R. Xu, pp. 112-113.
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Socorro’s 1964 UFO Incident
W.J. Nelson and D.J. Koning, pp. 114-116.
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Magdalena water-level variations and replacement supply well construction: the Trujillo replacement well, Village of Magdalena, Socorro County, New Mexico
E. A. Melis, pp. 117-121.
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Third-day Road Log: Lemitar Mountains and San Lorenzo Canyon
Richard Chamberlin, Daniel J. Koning, and Andrew Jochems, pp. 122-142.
Papers
Pennsylvanian stratigraphy and biostratigraphy in the Cerros de Amado, Socorro County, New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, James E. Barrick, Bruce D. Allen, and W. John Nelson, pp. 147-164.
Vertebrate fossils in the upper Pennsylvanian (Missourian) Tinajas Member of the Atrasado Formation, Socorro County, New Mexico
Susan K. Harris and Spencer G. Lucas, pp. 165-170.
Pennsylvanian stratigraphy in the Sierra Ladrones, Socorro County, New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, and Bruce D. Allen, pp. 171-185.
Permian stratigraphy east of Socorro, central New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, and W. John Nelson, pp. 187-201.
Stratigraphy and sedimentology of the Santa Fe Group adjoining the Little San Pascual Mountains – implications for footwall exhumation and evolution of the Little San Pascual Mountain fault zone
Daniel J. Koning and Matthew T. Heizler, pp. 203-220. Supplemental Data:
Sedimentologic evidence for a major paleogeographic change at 8.5–6.5 Ma near San Antonio, south-central New Mexico
Daniel J. Koning, Kevin M. Hobbs, Andrew P. Jochems, and Richard M. Chamberlin, pp. 221-238. Supplemental Data:
The structural and depositional context and a new age estimate of the type Sierra Ladrones Formation in the southern Albuquerque Basin and vicinity, central New Mexico
David W. Love, David J. McCraw, Richard M. Chamberlin, Matthew Heizler, and Alex Rinehart, pp. 239-251. Supplemental Data:
Summary of the stratigraphy of both foot- and hanging-wall exposures of the Cliff fault, southern embayment of the Albuquerque Basin, Socorro County, New Mexico
David W. Love, Eda Celep, David J. McCraw, and Daniel J. Koning, pp. 253-263.
Early Pleistocene (late Blancan) vertebrates from Simon Canyon, Socorro County, central New Mexico.
Gary S. Morgan, Daniel J. Koning, M. Steven Shackley, David W. Love, Kevin M. Hobbs, and Andrew P. Jochems, pp. 265-279.
Geomorphic surfaces of the Rio Grande Valley in the vicinity of Socorro, New Mexico
Fred M. Phillips and Brad D. Sion, pp. 281-293. Supplemental Data:
Fossil wood in the upper Santa Fe Group, south-central New Mexico: implications for mineralization style and paragenesis
Jochems, Andrew P. Hobbs, Kevin M. and George E. Mustoe, pp. 295-304.
Reconnaissance assessments of three contractional fault-related folds along the Quebradas Back Country Byway, Socorro County, New Mexico
Stephen C. Hook and Peter A. Brennan, pp. 305-319.
Cataclasites in a fault zone exposed in a bedrock quarry near San Marcial, New Mexico, suggest multiple modes of deformation in interlayered sedimentary and volcanic rocks
Kevin M. Hobbs, pp. 321-328.
Audio-magnetotelluric survey of a shallow aquifer east of Mesa del Contadero, central New Mexico
Shari A. Kelley and Daniel J. Koning, pp. 329-339.
Elucidating the structural geometry and major faults of the San Marcial Basin, Socorro County, using total Bouguer gravity anomaly data
Kyle K.. Gallant, Daniel J. Koning, Andrew P. Jochems, and Alex Rinehart, pp. 341-356. Supplemental Data:
Geochemistry of the Tajo Granite, Socorro County, New Mexico
Haley M. Dietz and Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 357-363. Supplemental Data:
Geology of the Cambrian Lemitar carbonatites, Socorro County, New Mexico: Revisited
Ethan B. Haft, Virginia T. McLemore, O. Tapani Ramo, and Jonas Kaare-Rasmussen, pp. 365-373. Supplemental Data:
Mineral resources of the Rosedale mining district, Socorro County, New Mexico
Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 375-383. Supplemental Data:
Hydrogeology of the La Jencia and Socorro basins: data synthesis and perspectives for further research
Marissa M. Fichera, Alex J. Rinehart, and Ethan Williams, pp. 385-398. Supplemental Data:
Distribution of geomorphic landforms and soils along the El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro in the Socorro area: implications for trafficability and trail routing
Brad D. Sion, Christopher J. Baish, and Janelle Bustarde, pp. 399-412.
How geology and topography influenced the Battle of Valverde (February 21, 1862)
Daniel J. Koning, pp. 413-423.
