Roadlogs
(each includes listed mini-papers)
Day 0 East Road Log : Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center to Bernardo, across the Rio Grande, to the east side of the refuge between Black Butte and Cibola Drainage, southwest of the Los Pinos Mountains
D.W. Love, B.D. Allen, A.J. Rinehart, B.A. Frey, S.G. Lucas, P.A. Scholle, D.S. Ulmer-Scholle, and S.C. Hook, pp. 1-22.
Mini-papers
Grants obsidian in the Ceja formation beneath the Llano de Albuquerque south of Belen
John D. Young and David W. Love, pp. 22-24.
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Many paths to enlightenment in a feature-challenged landscape; influence of Abo drainage on geomorphology across the southeastern Albuquerque Basin during Quaternary time
Dave W. Love and Alex J. Rinehart, pp. 25-27.
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Triassic-Jurassic stratigraphy on the Becker SW quadrangle and vicinity, Socorro County, New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas, Bruce D. Allen, and David W. Love, pp. 27-31.
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Biostratigraphic importance of the small, isolated exposure of the upper Cretaceous Dakota sandstone at Canyon View, Palo Duro Canyon, Sevilleta Nationional Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico
Stephen C. Hook, pp. 31-32.
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Pennsylvanian strata in the Los Pinos Mountains
Bruce D. Allen, Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, and David W. Love, pp. 33-34.
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Phylloid algal bioherms in the Atrasado formation near Cibola Springs
Peter A. Scholle and Dana S. Ulmer-Scholle, pp. 35-36.
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Day 0- West road log: Sevilleta west: Pre-meeting road log from Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge visitor center to San Acacia, Cerritos de las Minas, west Mesa, and San Lorenzo Spring
R.M. Chamberlin, D.W. Love, B.J. Harrison, V.W. Lueth, B.A. Frey, S. Williams, and S.D. Connell, pp. 37-58.
Mini-papers
An 40Ar/39Ar age and paleogeographic setting for the Riley Travertine, Socorro County, New Mexico
Virgil W. Lueth, Richard Chamberlin, Lisa Peters, and David W. Love, pp. 58-61.
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Day 1 road log: The Rio Grande Rift, the southern Albuquerque Basin and the southern Manzano Mountains
D.W. Love, K.E. Karlstrom, B.A. Frey, Lucas, S.G., Williams, S., P. Miller, M. Holland, M.L. Williams, M Heizler, and T. Grambling, pp. 63-82.
Mini-papers
A geologic summary of the Llano de Albuquerque: A diachronous ~1.5-1.65 (?) Ma geomorphic surface complex marking the cessation of Santa Fe Group deposition in the western Albuquerque Basin
David J. McCraw, pp. 83-85.
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The drainage area, basic hydrology and basic geology of the Abo Arroyo
David W. Love and Alex J. Rinehart, pp. 85-88.
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The Belen cutoff
Bonnie A. Frey, Paul Zeigler, and Ann Zeigler, pp. 88-89.
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The historical Belen Harvey House and Museum
Jamie Petersen, pp. 90-91.
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Pennsylvanian stratigraphy in the Manzano Mountains, New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, and Bruce D. Allen, pp. 91-94.
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Mineral resources in the Manzano Mountains mining district, Torrance and Valencia Counties, New Mexico
Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 94-95.
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Cleanup of petroleum contaminated soil at the former Midway grocery gasoline station in Jarales, New Mexico
Susan Von Gonten, Michael D. McVey, and Gundar Peterson, pp. 95-96.
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Day 2 Road Log: Carrizo Arroyo and San Jose Gorge
B.A. Frey, K.E. Karlstrom, S.G. Lucas, J. Ricketts, M. Channer, P.L. Miller, N. Dunbar, S. Williams, and D. McCraw, pp. 97-111.
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An overview of Hidden Mountain: Geology, archaeology, and the mystery stone
David J. McCraw, pp. 112-114.
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Chinle Group (upper Triassic) limestone at Carrizo Spring, Valencia county, New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas and Lawrence H. Tanner, pp. 114-116.
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The Red Tanks formation (upper Pennsylvanian-lower Permian) in Sierra Lucero, New Mexico: A brief summary and history of study
Barry S. Kues, pp. 116-118.
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Day 3 Road Log: New Mexico travertine quarries and Salado Arroyo Carbonic Spring
L.C. Crossey, K. Karlstrom, A. Priewisch, J Ricketts, B.A. Frey, S.G. Lucas, D. McCraw, A. Williams, P.L. Miller, J. Lardner, and V. Blomgren, pp. 119-127.
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New Mexico traverine operations
Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 127-128.
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Springs along the western Albuquerque Basin, New Mexico
Erwin A. Melis, pp. 128-130.
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Papers
Geochronology of Proterozoic rocks of the Sandia-Manzano-Los Pinos Uplift: implications for the timing of crustal assembly of the southwestern United States
Mark E. Holland, Karl E. Karlstrom, Tyler A. Grambling, and Matthew T. Heizler, pp. 161-168.
Proterozoic magmatism and regional contact metamorphism in the Sandia-Manzano Mountains, New Mexico, USA
Tyler A. Grambling, Karl E. Karlstrom, Mark E. Holland, and Nadine L. Grambling, pp. 169-175.
U-Pb Monazite and 40Ar/39Ar data supporting polyphase tectonism in the Manzano Mountains: a record of both the Mazatzal (1.66-1.60 Ga) and Picuris (1.45 Ga) Orogenies
Karl E. Karlstrom, Michael L. Williams, Matthew T. Heizler, Mark E. Holland, Tyler A. Grambling, and Jeff M. Amato, pp. 177-184.
Tectonic evolution of the Lucero Uplift
Jason W. Ricketts, Karl E. Karlstrom, and Matthew T. Heizler, pp. 185-194.
Processes controlling the development of the Rio Grande Rift at long timescales
Jason W. Ricketts, Karl E. Karlstrom, and Matthew T. Heizler, pp. 195-202.
Two eruptive episodes of Los Lunas Volcano: geochemistry and 40Ar/39Ar age determination using electron microprobe sample evaluation
Nelia W. Dunbar, William C. McIntosh, David W. Love, K.S. Panter, and B. Hallett, pp. 203-216. Supplemental Data:
Surface uplift due to thermal expansion around the Socorro Magma Body: preliminary results
Jolante van Wijk, Gary Axen, Rediet Abera, and S. Yao, pp. 217-223.
Anatomy of a strong and prolonged Rio Grande Rift earthquake swarm
Alan R. Sanford and Hans E. Hartse, pp. 225-233.
Fluvial terraces in the lower Rio Salado valley: correlations, estimated ages, and implications for Quaternary faulting and for surface uplift above the Socorro Magma Body
Brad D. Sion, Gary J. Axen, Fred M. Phillips, and Bruce J. Harrison, pp. 235-247.
Geology and mineral deposits of the sedimentary-copper deposits in the Scholle Mining District, Socorro, Torrance and Valencia counties, New Mexico
Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 249-254. Supplemental Data:
Episyenites in the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, Socorro County, New Mexico: preliminary results
Virginia T. McLemore, pp. 255-262.
Low-temperature geothermal resources in the Acoma Basin and Lucero Uplift, eastern Cibola and western Valencia counties, New Mexico
Shari Kelley, Mark Person, Richard Kelley, and Jeff Pepin, pp. 263-274. Supplemental Data:
The Pennsylvanian section at Priest Canyon, southern Manzano Mountains, New Mexico
Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, and Daniel Vachard, pp. 275-301.
Pennsylvanian-Permian boundary at Carrizo Arroyo, central New Mexico
Lucas, Spencer G., Barrick, James E., Krainer, Karl , Schneider, Jorg W., pp. 303-311.
The Permian system at Abo Pass, central New Mexico (USA)
Spencer G. Lucas, Karl Krainer, Charles G. Oviatt, Daniel Vachard, David S. Berman, and Amy C. Henrici, pp. 313-350.
Megaflora and palynoflora associated with a late Pennsylvanian coal bed (Bursum Formation, Carrizo Arroyo, New Mexico, U.S.A.) and paleoenvironmental significance
William A. DiMichele, Joerg W. Schneider, Spencer G. Lucas, Cortland F. Eble, Howard J. Falcon-Lang, Cindy V. Looy, W. John Nelson, Scott D. Elrick, and Dan S. Chaney, pp. 351-368.
On the origin of carbonate nodules in the Bursum Formation at Cibola Spring, Socorro County, New Mexico
Peter A. Scholle, Marcelle BouDagher-Fadel, Dana S. Ulmer-Scholle, and David W. Love, pp. 369-376.
Carrizo Arroyo, central New Mexico – a new late Palaeozoic taphotype of arthropod Fossillagerstätte
Joerg W. Schneider, Spencer G. Lucas, Steffen Trumper, Christiane Stanulla, and Karl Krainer, pp. 377-386.
Permian tetrapod footprints from the Lucero Uplift, central New Mexico
Sebastian Voigt and Spencer G. Lucas, pp. 387-395.
Hydrogeology and geochemistry of Horace Springs, Pueblo of Acoma, New Mexico
Christopher Wolf, pp. 397-403.
Geochronology and geochemical analysis of Quaternary travertine deposits at the Belen quarries of Mesa Aparejo, NM: Evaluation of travertine facies for paleohydrology and paleoenvironment Studies
Alexandra Priewisch, Laura J. Crossey, Karl E. Karlstrom, Hank S. Chafetz, and M.A. Cook, pp. 405-418. Supplemental Data:
Identifying the sources of CO2 in carbonic springs in the Albuquerque-Belen Basin
Valerie Blomgren, Amy Williams, Laura Crossey, Karl Karlstrom, and Fraser Goff, pp. 419-427.
Architecture of buried bluff lines: A record of the incising ancestral Rio Grande and Abo Arroyo from the Pleistocene to historical times
Alex J. Rinehart and David W. Love, pp. 429-438.
Contributions of moderately low flows and large floods to geomorphic change in the Rio Puerco Arroyo, New Mexico
Eleanor R. Griffin and Jonathan M. Friedman, pp. 439-446. Supplemental Data:
Uncommon twentieth-century stream behavior of lower Abo Arroyo revealed by flood deposits and historic photographs
David W. Love and Alex J. Rinehart, pp. 447-457.
Stratigraphy, gravel provenance, and age of early Rio Grande deposits exposed 1-2 km northwest of downtown Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
Daniel J. Koning, Andrew P. Jochems, Gary S. Morgan, Virgil Lueth, and Lisa Peters, pp. 459-478. Supplemental Data:
New insights on the late Pleistocene Rio Grande-Rio Chama fluvial system from detrital zircon dating
Marissa Repasch, Karl Karlstrom, Matt Heizler, and Daniel Koning, pp. 479-489.
The black mat at the Water Canyon Paleoindian site near Socorro, New Mexico: A paleoenvironmental proxy data archive for the Pleistocene-Holocene transition
Robert D. Dello-Russo, Susan J. Smith, and Patrice A. Walker, pp. 491-500.
