Newpublications
Kuentz, D. C , 7986, The Otowi Member of the
Bandelier Tuff-a study the petrology, pehography, and geochemistry of an explosive silicic
eruption, Jemez Mountains, New Mexico: UnI{MBMMR
published M.S. thesis, University of Texas(Ar*Circular 196-Late Holocene displacement along
lington), 168pp.
the Organ Mountains fault in southern Ne*
Lee,Y. I., and Friedman,G. M.,1987, Deep-burial
Mexico, by Leland H. Gile, 7987,42pp. $6.00
dolomitization in the Ordovician Ellenburger
A comprehensive study of soils and geomorGroup carbonates,west Texasand southeastern
phology of an extensivefault system in southern
New Mexico: Journal of Sedimentary Petrology,
New Mexico. Alluvial fans of several ages have
v. 57, no. 3, pp. 5aa-557.
been displaced by the fault system, indicating Mercer W. 7987 Compilation of hydrologic data
,
J. ,
long-term faulting at different times in the sami
from drilling the Saladoand Castile Formations
place. These episodes of climatically controlled
near the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WPP) site
erosionand deposition provide both discretedein southeastern New Mexico: Sandia Laboraposits and, where the depositscan be dated, a
tories, SAND86-0954, 39 pp.
chronology that is independent of faulting and Pollastro,R. M., and Pillmore, C. L.,7987, Minthe sedimentationassociatedwith it. The faulteralogy and petrology of the Cretaceous-Tering, which was determined to be relatively retiary boundary clay bed and adjacent clay-rich
cent, has particular significancebecauseof
rocks, Raton Basin, New Mexico and Colorado:
potential effectson current urban development
Journal of Sedimentary Petrology, v 57, no. 3,
and storageof hazardouswastes.
pp 456-466.
*Geologic Map S5-Geology of Pueblo Viejo
Mesa Sorauf, E., 7987,The rugose coral TabulophylJ.
quadrangle, Socorro and Cibola Counties, New
lum Traversensis from the Onate Forrnation
Mexico, revision by J. C. Osburn, 1987,1 sheet
(Middle Devonian) of the Mud Springs Mounapproximately 8" x I01lz", scale 1:24,000. Free
tains, New Mexico: Journal of Paleontology, v.
Recentwork in Pueblo Viejo Mesa quadrangle
61, no. 1, pp 74-20.
has shown that the members of the Tres HerStamets, R. L., 1986, Drilling mud disposal----enmanos Formation were mapped incorrectly in
vironmental concernsand regulatory solutions:
the centralpart of the quadrangleand that poor
The Interstate Oil Comoact Commission Combutmappalile outcropsof the RIoSaladoTongue
mittee Bulletin, v. 28, io. l, pp. 40-41.
of the Mancos Shale are exposed in the same Walters,
L.J., Jr., Owen, D. E., Henley,A. L.,
Winsten,M. S, and Valek,K. W.,7987, Depositionalenvironmentsof the DakotaSandstone
and adjacentunits in the San Juan Basinutilizing discriminant analysis of trace elements in
shales:Journal of Sedimentary Petrology, v. 57,
no.2, pp.265-277.
Williams, F. L., and Smith D. M , Dffusion of gases
in New Mexico coals, 1987: New Mexico Researchand Development Institute, final techUSGS
nical report 2-74-4122, 98 pp.
papsn
PnornssroNal
1300-Wilderness mineral-potential assessmentof
mineral-resourcepotential in U.S. ForestService
lands studied 796/-79U, edited by S. P. Marsh.
S. J. Kropschot, and R. G. Dickinson, l98F.,v.
1, 550pp.; v.2,7L83 pp.
Waten-nrsouRcEs TNVESTTcATToNS
WRl-87-40l5-Ground-water flow and shallow
aquifer properties in the Rio Grande inner valley
south of Albuquerque, Bemalillo County, New
Mexico, by K. D. Peter, 1987,29 pp.
Otherpublicalions
Dubiel, R. F., Blodgett, R. H., and Bown, T. M.,
1987, Lungfish burrows in the Upper Triassic
Chinle and Dolores Formations, Colorado Plateau: fournal of SedimentaryPetrology,v.57,
no. 3, pp. 512-527.
Hardet Vicki, 1987,Fission tracks in fluorite and
apatite with geologicapplications: Unpublished
M.S. thesis, University of Texas(El Paso).
fohansen, S. 1., 1986, Provenance of the Mesaverde Group of west-central New Mexico: Unpublished M.S. thesis, University of Texas
(Austin), 310 pp.
reports
0pen-file
NMBMMR
*259-Organic geochemicalanalyses of the KeradamexNo. SM32-l uranium test (CibolaCounty),
Continental Oil Co. No. 1 L-Bar well (Sandoval
County), and Richfield Oil Co. No. 1 Drought
Booth well (McKinley County), New Mexico, by
S. R. Jacobson,J. D. Saxton,K M. Tully, and
$6.20
J. R. Allen, 1985,31 pp.
*260-Organic geochemical analyses of Superior
Oil Co. No. 1-14 San Mateo well. McKinlev
County, New Mexico, by S R. Jacobson,J. D.
Saxton,K. M. Tully, and f. R. Allen, 1985,16
$3'20
PP'
*261-Geochemical evaluation of the Cities Service No. l RidlevAwell. RooseveltCountv. New
Mexico, by J. E. Keal, Jr., 1983,24pp.
$4.80
+252-Organic geochemicalanalyses of the Santa
Fe Energy Operating Partners No. 1 Rohmer
well, Eddy County, New Mexico, by G. S. Bay1iss,7987,57
pp.
$11.40
*272-Hydrocarbon source-rockanalyses,True Oil
Company No. 21 Medina well, Colfax County,
New Mexico, bv Core Laboratories,Inc., and
ChevronU.S.A; Lnc.,7987,8pp.
$1.60
*27!-Hydrocarbon source-rockanalyses,Amoco
Production Company No. 1 Baker well, Quay
County, New Mexico, by Geochem Laboratories,Inc., and Chevron U.S.A., Inc., 1987,18
$3'60
PP'
*274-Organic geochemical analyses, Baker and
Taylor No 1-10 State well, Quay Counfy, New
Mexico, by Chevron U.S.A., lnc., 7987, 2 pp.
$0'40
* 27i-Organic geochemicalanalyses,Sunray Midcontinent Oil Company No. 1 Briscoewell, Quay
County, New Mexico, by Geochem Laboratories, Inc., and Core Laboratories,Inc., 1987,
1s pp.
$3.00
* 276-Organic geochemicalanalyses,Superior Oil
Company No. 1 Blackwellwell, TorranceCounty,
New Mexico, by Geochem Laboratories, Inc.,
1987,3pp.
s0.60
*277-Organtc geochemicalanalyses,Olsen No. 1
Means well, Torrance County, New Mexico, by
GeochemLaboratories,lnc., 1987,4 pp. $0.80
*278-Organic geochemicalanalyses,Gardner No.
I Kidwell well, Torrance County, New Mexico,
by Geochem Laboratories, Inc., 7987,4 pp.
$0'80
+279-Organic geochemical analyses, Lea No. 1
Milbum well, TorranceCounty, New Mexico, by
GeochemLaboratories,Inc.,1987,3 pp. $0.60
*28G-Hydrocarbon source-rock analyses, Houston Oil and Minerals No. 14-28 Federal well,
Torrance County, New Mexico, by Geochem
Laboratories, Lnc., 1987,7 pp.
$1.40
USGS
*78-466-Preliminary geologic map of the Aztec
1' x 2' quadrangle, northwestern New Mexico
and southern Colorado, by Kim Manley and G.
R. Scott, 1978,8 pp., I pl. (not reproducible;.
$l'60
*83-743-Maps showing natural aggregatesof the
conterminous United States, by W. H. Langer
and D. L. Belval, 7983, 19 pp., 2 pls. (not
reproducible).
$3.80
*84-608--Availability of hydrologic data in San
Juan
County, New Mexico, by R. L. Klausing and G.
E. Welder, 1984, L42 pp., 1 pl. (not
reproducible).
$28.40
*87-37-Preliminary hydrologic data for wells
tested in Nash Draw, near the proposed Waste
Isolation Pilot Plant site, southeastern New
Mexico, by S. F. Richey,1987,1,36pp. $27.20
*87-70-Deep-seated landslide deposits map
showing landslide deposits in northwestem New
Mexico, by F. Guzzetti and E. E. Brabb, 1987, 2
pls (not reproducible).
r87-184-Thermal conductivity of samples from
borehole VC-1, Valles caldera, New Mexico, by
R. J. Munroe and J. H. Sass,1987,76 pp.
$3.20
USBM
tMlA-6-87-Mineral
resources of the Organ
Mountains Wildemess study area (NM-030-O74),
DofraAna County, New Mexico, by R. E. Jeske,
1987,87pp., I pl. (not reproducible) 977.40
*MlA-43-87-Mineral
investigation of a part of
the Brokeoff Mountains (NM-030-112) Wilderness sfudy area, Otero County, New Mexico,
and the Lonesome Ridge (NM-060-801) and a
part of the Devil's Den (NM-050-145) Wildernessstudy area, Eddy County, New Mexico, by
P. A. Corbetta, 1987,22 pp.
$4.40
Nal Merico Geology August 7987