All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock units of the Chester Series are present in the state. The Mississippian sequence of rocks is dominated by cherty marine carbonates, but thin fossiliferous shale units occur in the Osage and Meramec. Sandstone and sandy carbonate are dominant within the Meramec in the north-west portion of southeast Iowa and occur locally within the basal Osage. Siltstone occurs within the lower portion of Kinderhook strata. The maximum thickness of the Mississippian System across south-central Iowa represents the main axis of Mississippian deposition
In Story County the glacial drift rests directly upon both Pennsylvanian and Mississippian rocks. Th...
The detailed sequence stratigraphy of lower and middle Mississippian rocks in southwestern Missouri ...
The Mississippian system confined to the subsurface between depths of 7,100 and 12,650 feet is compo...
All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock u...
All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock u...
All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock u...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
The Mississippian series includes all the rocks lying between the base of the coal measures and the ...
The Mississippian series includes all the rocks lying between the base of the coal measures and the ...
The Osage Series in southeastern Iowa is composed primarily of cherty carbonate rocks. Thin shale be...
The Osage Series in southeastern Iowa is composed primarily of cherty carbonate rocks. Thin shale be...
The literature on Mississippian conodonts in Iowa is reviewed. Conodont occurrences are noted from t...
In Story County the glacial drift rests directly upon both Pennsylvanian and Mississippian rocks. Th...
The detailed sequence stratigraphy of lower and middle Mississippian rocks in southwestern Missouri ...
The Mississippian system confined to the subsurface between depths of 7,100 and 12,650 feet is compo...
All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock u...
All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock u...
All formational units of the Kinderhook, Osage and Meramec Series are represented in Iowa. No rock u...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
Formational units of the Meramec Series are present only in the southwestern portion and along the s...
The Mississippian series includes all the rocks lying between the base of the coal measures and the ...
The Mississippian series includes all the rocks lying between the base of the coal measures and the ...
The Osage Series in southeastern Iowa is composed primarily of cherty carbonate rocks. Thin shale be...
The Osage Series in southeastern Iowa is composed primarily of cherty carbonate rocks. Thin shale be...
The literature on Mississippian conodonts in Iowa is reviewed. Conodont occurrences are noted from t...
In Story County the glacial drift rests directly upon both Pennsylvanian and Mississippian rocks. Th...
The detailed sequence stratigraphy of lower and middle Mississippian rocks in southwestern Missouri ...
The Mississippian system confined to the subsurface between depths of 7,100 and 12,650 feet is compo...