Mineralogy and geological significance of the mowry bentonites, Wyoming

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Based on areal correlation and lithologic descriptions of the bentonites, the stratigraphic relationships of the Mowry Formation become evident. Bentonites have the same physical origin as recent wind-transported volcanic-ash beds. Mineralogy, textures, and distributions of the Wyoming bentonites are also similar to recently deposited ash beds.

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Mineralogy and geological significance of the Mowry bentonites, Wyoming [by] M. Slaughter and J. Early. Format Book Published New York [Geological Society of America] Description p. illus., maps. 23 cm. Other contributors Early, J. Uniform series Special papers (Geological Society of America) no.

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In the Mt. Higgins area, the Chuckanut Formation is in probable fault contact with pre-Tertiary metamorphlc rocks. The Chuckanut is over- lain by Oso volcanics (zircon fission track age of ± MY). A diorite body (k/At date = 53 ± 8 MY) crops out in the Granite Lake area and is thought to be intrusive into the Chuckanut.

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You can write a book review and share your experiences. Other readers will always be interested in. Bentonites have the same physical origin as recent wind-transported volcanic-ash beds.

Mineralogy, textures, and distributions of the Wyoming bentonites are also similar to recently deposited ash. Applied Clay Science, 5 () Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Variation in the mineralogical, chemical and physical properties of the Cretaceous Clay Spur bentonite in Wyoming and Montana (U.S.A.) J.M.

Elzea and H.H. Murray Department of Geology, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN (U.S.A.) (Received Decem ; accepted after revision Cited by: Geologic unit mapped in Wyoming: Silvery-gray hard siliceous shale containing abundant fish scales and bentonite beds. Volcanism, tectonism, and plutonism in the Western United States.

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Slaughter.The Mowry Shale (Albian -Cenomanian) is an extensive mudrock dominated unit historically believed to represent a single, long -term deep water sequence within the Western Cordilleran Foreland Basin of North America.

While the Mowry Shale has receiv ed study for almost a century, detailed stratigraphic context is still : Jordan M Bremer.Ross () that Paleozoic bentonites are geographically present underlying an area of perhapssquare miles of the eastern United States, more attention to the mineralogy of bentonites seems appropriate.

This paper, therefore, reports on our preliminary study of bentonites, ranging in age.