Index to New Mexico Geology, volume 24
A
C
Abo Formation 58, 66
Abstracts
M.S. theses and Ph.D.
dissertations 97-103
New Mexico Bureau of
Geology and Mineral
Resources Excellence
in Geoscience Award,
New Mexico Science
and Engineering Fair
2002 50-51
New Mexico Geological
Society spring meeting
57-70
New Mexico Mineral
Symposium 29-34, 131135
Albuquerque Basin 60, 62,
77
Amarante, J. F. A. 68
Amato, J. M. 65
Ancestral Rocky Mountains 55, 59
Ancha Formation 74, 75-87
Animas Formation 96
Arizona
Chinle Group 66
Chuar Group 64
Grand Canyon 64
Iron King Volcanics 98
Tombstone mining district 32-33
Armour, J. 101
Arroyo Ojito Formation 62
arsenic 69, 97-98
Aster, R. 64
Atencio, E. 58
Atoka Formation 99
Atrasado Formation 60,
61, 67, 68
Caballo Mountains 58
Callahan, T. J. 97
Campbell, A. R. 64-65
Canfield, H. E. 57-58
Carr, T. D. 67, 68
Carrow, T. 58
Cather, S. M. 59, 107-120
Cebollita Mesa 68
Cedar Crest 17
Cerro Grande fire 57-58, 63
Cerro Toledo tephras 63
Chamita Formation 79
Chaney, D. 58
Channell, R. A. 69
Chinle Group
Petrified Forest Formation 67, 103
Cliff House Sandstone 68
coal 19-20
Cole, B. W. 62
Colorado
Colorado mineral belt
102
Denver Museum of
Nature and Science 31
kimberlite district 31
onegite 30
San Juan Mountains 31,
134
Colorado Plateau 64, 93
Connell, S. D. 60, 62, 75-87,
107-120
copper 20-22, 131, 133
Cornell, W. C. 60
County
Bernalillo 61, 62
Cibola 68
Doña Ana 67, 131
Grant 33, 39, 58, 133
Hidalgo 60
Lea 99
Luna 64
Rio Arriba 66
Santa Fe 15-18, 49, 61
Sierra 29-30, 58, 66, 121
Socorro 58, 60, 67, 69, 88
Taos 58, 59
Union 61
Valencia 60, 68
Covey, H. 33
Cretaceous fossil assemblage 15-18
Criswell, C. W. 69
Crossey, L. J. 64
Culebra Dolomite 57
B
Baker, K. E. 97
Baldridge, S. 64
Bandelier Tuff 57, 63-65
Otowi Member 63
Tshirege Member 63, 69
Bar B Formation 121
Barron, B. 131
Beard, R. D. 33, 131
Benson, A. 58
Berry, R. 30-31
Bexfield, L. M. 97
Blackshare Formation 107119
Blamey, N. 65
Bliss Formation 59
Bloch, J. D. 64
Blue Mountain quadrangle 63
Bluewater Creek Formation 66
Bones, J. 2
Bostick, K. V. 69
Brandvold, L. A. 69
Brister, B. S. 68
Burro Mountains 60, 65
Bursum Formation 61
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D
Dakota Sandstone 15-18
Cubero Member 15, 16,
17
Oak Canyon Member 16,
17
Paguate Member 17
Twowells Member 17
Dehler, C. M. 64
DeMark, R. S. 29-30, 132
Derry Hills 58
diamond 31
Dinterman, P. A. 100
Dodson, C. L. 64
Dolmar, D. C. 98
Doña Ana Mountains 2, 58
Donahue, K. M. 64-65
Dowe, C. E. 59
Dunbar, N. W. 107-120
E
El Oro Mountains 54
El Paso Formation 59
Elephant Butte Reservoir
67
Engle Basin 59
Española Basin 63, 75
Española quadrangle 63
Espinaso Formation 107
Esser, R. P. 60
F
fluorite 30
Fra Cristobal Mountains
66
Frey, B. A. 98
Friedman, V. 61
Frisch, P. L. 69, 98, 132
Fruitland Formation 68
Fusselman Dolomite 59
G
Galisteo Dam 15
Gallup Sandstone 68
Gao, W. 64
Gardner, J. M. 63
Garita Creek Formation 61
garnet 133
geothermal systems 58
Giants of the Mimbres 3948
Gile, L. G. 3-14
Giles, K. A. 121-130
Glorieta Formation 100
Goat Hill orebody 65
Gok, R. 64
gold 33
Goodwin, L. B. 65
Grand, S. 64
Gray Mesa Formation 69
Greenhorn Formation 17
Bridge Creek Member 17
Griswold, G. B. 56
Groffman, A. R. 101
ground water 58-59, 69, 97
Guaje Mountain quadrangle 57, 63
Guaje Pumice 83
H
Hagan embayment 107-119
Harrison, B. J. 57
Hawley, J. W. 67
Heckert, A. B. 61, 62, 66,
102
Heisey, A. 74
Heizler, M. 64
Hillsboro 29-30
Hlava, P. F. 132
Hoffman, G. K. 19-28
Hondo Group 54
Hueco Group 58
Hurlbut, J. F. 31
Huskinson, E. 30
Hutt, A. 59
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industrial minerals
cement 24
clay 25
garnet 26
gemstones 25
gypsum 24
helium 25
humates 26
mica 24
nepheline syenite 26
perlite 24
potash 23
pumice 23-24
salt 23
sand and gravel 25
silica flux 25
stone 24-25
zeolites 23
iron 26
J
Jackson, M. L. 59
Jemez Mountains 63, 101
Jercinovic, M. J. 59
Johnson, S. C. 49, 61, 67,
88-90
Jones, M. A. 70
Jornada del Muerto Basin
3-14
Jornada Experimental
Range 5
K
Katzman, D. 57-58
Kelley, S. 63
Kempter, K. A. 57, 63
Kietzke, K. K. 61
Kimberlite 31
Kirtland Formation 67, 68
Kline, J. M. 34
Kneeling Nun Tuff 39, 40
Koning, D. J. 63, 75-87
Kopera, J. P. 59
Krainer, K. 58, 66, 68
Krier, D. J. 63
Kues, B. S. 61, 67, 121-130
Kyle, P. 64
L
Laborcita Formation 61
Laramide orogeny 55, 59
Lavine, A. 57-58, 63, 69
Lawton, T. F. 121-130
Lemitar Tuff 60
Lerner, A. J. 60, 66, 67
Lewis, C. J. 63, 65, 69
Little Hatchet Mountains
60
Los Alamos Canyon 69
Love, D. W. 67
Lucas, S. G. 15-18, 49, 58,
60, 61, 62, 66, 67, 68, 8890
Lucero uplift 69
Lueth, V. W. 132, 133
Lyman, J. 57-58
Lynch, S. D. 63
M
Macey mine 29-30
Mack, G. H. 121-130
Malmon, D. 57-58
Mancos Shale 15-18, 49
Carlile Member 49
Clay Mesa Member 61
D-Cross Member 68
El Vado Member 49
Juana Lopez Member 49
Manzano Mountains 60
Marcou, J. 49
McCoy, A. M. 102
McDermott Formation 96
McElvain, T. H., Jr. 68
McGill, B. J. 69
McIntosh, W. C. 60, 64, 7587, 107-20
McLemore, V. T. 19-28, 5255, 59, 60, 64-65, 91-96,
103
McLin, S. G. 70
McMillan, N. J. 59
McRae Formation 67
Megaw, P. K. M. 32-33
Menefee Formation 68
Mercer, D. W. 100
Mexico
El Gordo diapir 100
La Popa Basin 100, 101
Lake Jaco 133
Muerto Formation 101
Potrerillos Formation 100
Meyers, S. 58
mineral industry 19-28
Modreski, P. J. 31, 133
molybdenum 22-23, 65
Montoya Formation 59
Mora Land Grant 53
Morgan, G. S. 62, 67
Mueller, J. E. 39-48
Murphy, J. A. 133
Myers, R. G. 67
N
Nacimiento Formation 62
New Mexico Mining and
Minerals Division
reclamation awards 27
New Mexico State Parks
Morphy Lake State Park
52-55
Navajo Lake State Park
91-103
Ni, J. 64
Norman, D. I. 58, 65
North, R. M. 133
O
Oliver, D. S., Jr. 99
Ortega quartzite 59
Ota, S. 99
Otero Formation 67
P
Pajarito fault zone 63
Pajarito Mountain 57
paleontology 15-18, 49, 6062, 65-68, 88-90, 102,
103, 121-130
Palomas Basin 59
Pazzaglia, F. J. 75-87
Peabody, W. 68
Pecos Wilderness 52
Pedernal uplift 59
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Petaca Canyon 58
Peters, L. 107-120
Pfeil, J. J. 19-28
Phillips, E. H. 64
phytoremediation 57
Point Lookout Sandstone
67, 68
precious metals 23
probability plots 62
Pueblo Canyon 57
Puye Formation 63, 76
R
Rämö, T. 60
Rawling, G. C. 99
Red Tanks Formation 61
Rempe, N. T. 57
Reneau, S. L. 57-58, 63
Rever, A. 134
Rinehart, L. F. 62
Rio Grande Gorge 58
Rio Grande rift 63, 64, 69
Rio Grande valley 15, 58
Rio Puerco valley 61
Robledo Mountains 131
Rogers, S. 60
Rosemeyer, T. 31-32, 134
Rosen, J. 57
Rowe, A. 65
S
Sabido, L. M. 100
Sacramento Mountains 59
San Jose Formation 96
San Juan Basin 62, 67, 93
San Mateo Mountains 63
Sanders, A. S. 65
Sandia Formation 54
Sandia Park 17
Sangre de Cristo Mountains 52, 63, 75, 77, 101
Santa Clara Canyon 57
Santa Fe embayment 75-87
Santa Fe Group 58, 75, 99
Datil Formation 60
Popotosa Formation 60,
69
Tesuque Formation 75,
76, 82, 87
Schlue, J. 64
Scovil, J. 33
Sealey, P. L. 68
Semken, S. 64
Servilleta basalt 58
Sloan Canyon Formation
61
smithsonite 132
Snow, D. T. 57
Sobolewski, J. 134
Socorro Peak mining district 132
Spilde, M. 135
State Mine Inspector's
annual mine safety
awards 26
Stone, W. J. 69
stratigraphy 58
Sugarlump Rhyolite 40
Tres Hermanos Formation
68, 88
Trigo Canyon 60
Tschicoma Formation 63
Tuerto formation 76
Tularosa Basin 59, 67
Turkey Springs Tuff 63
turquoise 33, 133
Tusas Mountains 59
Twidale, C. R. 38, 39-48
U
Ulmer-Scholle, D. 57
uranium 26, 57
V
T
Tanos Formation 107-120
Taos Soil and Water Conservation District 58
tellurium oxysalts 32
Texas
Bishop Cap Formation
60
Thompson, J. 31
Tobin, H. 62
Todilto Limestone 96
Totavi Formation 76
Vadito Group 54
Valles caldera 64
Valles Rhyolite Formation
64
Van Eechout, M. E. 70
Vaniman, D. T. 63
Vicks Peak Tuff 63
Victorio granite 65
Victorio mining district 6465
Victorio mining district 6465
W
Walker, B. M. 59, 65
Walvoord, M. 100
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
(WIPP) 57
Weil, A. 62
Weislogel, A. L. 101
Weiss, J. L. 102
West, M. 64
White Rock Canyon 74
Wilde, G. L. 67
Williams, M. L. 59
Williamson, T. E. 62, 67, 68
Wilson, D. 64
Wilson, J. E. 65
WoldeGabriel, G. 63
Y
Yeso Formation 100
Z
Zeigler, K. E. 61, 66, 102
New Mexico Geologic Society 54th Fall Field Conference
Next year’s fall field conference (2003) will be held in westcentral New Mexico and on the Navajo Nation. The society
last visited the eastern part of this area in 1989 and the western part in 1951 and 1967. The trip will focus on the classic
Mesozoic strata and late Cenozoic volcanism of this area as
well as on the uranium ore deposits. The conference is hosted by William Berglof (University of Maryland), Spencer
Lucas, Larry Crumpler, and Andrew Heckert (New Mexico
Museum of Natural History and Science), and Steven
Semken (Dine College). Topics covered during the trip will
encompass virtually every aspect of geology. Accordingly,
potential authors are encouraged to submit papers on the
whole spectrum of geological sciences. The tentative itinerary is:
Day 1. Geology of the Defiance uplift and Chuska Mountains of the New Mexico–Arizona borderland, featuring
Mesozoic stratigraphy and sedimentation, with stops at
Todilto Park, Cenozoic intrusives and volcanics, and late
Cenozoic tectonics.
Day 2. Geology of the northern flank of the Zuni Mountains, featuring Mesozoic stratigraphy, sedimentology, and
paleontology.
Day 3. Geology of the Mt. Taylor–Malpais volcanic fields
and Mesozoic rocks and uranium ore deposits of the Grants
district.
Authors are asked to send an intent to submit a manuscript and/or minipaper that includes (1) manuscript title
November 2002, Volume 24, Number 4
and authorship, (2) estimated number of double-spaced
manuscript pages, and (3) estimated number of figures to the
guidebook co-editor listed below on or before November 1,
2002, by e-mail (preferred), phone, FAX, or letter. We ask that
authors observe the current 25 page (double-spaced) manuscript limit (about seven printed pages with figures). Papers
longer than 10 printed pages will be considered on a case-bycase basis and will require page charges. Minipapers will be
limited to 1,500 words and one figure. Authors are required
to secure two external reviews for each paper. Final manuscripts, complete with clean figures (eps files with tiff preview format preferred) and reviews, will be due on February
15, 2003. Only minipapers pertaining to geological or other
natural-science topics will be considered. Information
regarding specific page limits and manuscript preparation is
available from the NMGS Web site
http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/nmgs/events.html.
Please direct all communications regarding manuscript
preparation to:
Dr. Spencer G. Lucas
New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science
1801 Mountain Road NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
(505) 841-2873; FAX (505) 841-2866
slucas@nmmnh.state.nm.us
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