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CHEMICAL STUDIES OF SELECTED TRACE ELEMENTS IN HOT-SPRING DRAINAGES OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK = ETUDES CHIMIQUES DES ELEMENTS A L'ETAT DE TRACES DANS LES EAUX DE SOURCES THERMALES DU PARC NATIONAL YELLOWSTONESTAUFFER RE; JENNE EA; BALL JW et al.1980; GEOL. SURV. PROF. PAP.; ISSN 0096-0446; USA; DA. 1980; 1044F; 20 P.; BIBL. 2 P.; 30 ANAL.; 8 TAB. ; ILL./TABL.Serial Issue
AN EMPIRICAL NA-K-CA GEOTHERMOMETER FOR NATURAL WATERSFOURNIER RO; TRUESDELL AH.1973; GEOCHIM. COSMOCHIM. ACTA; G.B. ; 1973, VOL. 37, NUM. 0005, P. 1255 A 1275Serial Issue
INITIAL PERIODICITY OF NEW GEYSER, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.DORT W JR; HOGAN AW; REYNOLDS GW JR et al.1969; J. GEOPHYS. RES.; USA; 1969(8), VOL. 74, NUM. 0017, P. 4206 A 4208Miscellaneous
LATE QUATERNARY VEGETATION HISTORY OF THE YELLOWSTONE LAKE BASIN, WYOMING.BAKER RG.1976; GEOL. SURV. U.S.A., PROF. PAPER; U.S.A.; DA. 1976; NO 729E; PP. 1-48; H.T. 10; BIBL. 1 P. 1/2; 25 ILL.Serial Issue
STRATIGRAPHIC FRAMEWORK OF THE ABSAROKA VOLCANIC SUPERGROUP IN THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK REGION. GEOLOGY OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKSMEDES HW; PROSTKA HJ.1972; GEOL. SURV. U.S.A., PROF. PAPER; U.S.A. ; 1972, NUM. 0729, P. 1 A 33Serial Issue
RAPID HEAT-FLOW SURVEYING OF GEOTHERMAL AREAS, UTILIZING INDIVIDUAL SNOWFALLS AS CALORIMETERS.WHITE DE.1969; J. GEOPHYS. RES.; USA; 1969(10), VOL. 74, NUM. 0022, P. 5191 A 5201Miscellaneous
THE TRITIUM CONTENT OF HOT SPRINGS IN SOME GEOTHERMAL AREAS.BEGEMANN F.1963; IN: NUCL. GEOL. GEOTHERM. AERAS, SPOLETO, 1963. PISA, LAB. GEOL. NUCL.; 1963, P. 55 A 70Miscellaneous
YELLOWSTONE'S THERMAL FEATURES.1977; EARTH SCI.; U.S.A.; DA. 1977; VOL. 30; NO 2; PP. 64-67; 3 ILL.Article
RATE OF SULFURIC-ACID PRODUCTION IN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.BROCK TD; MOSSER JL.1975; GEOL. SOC. AMER., BULL.; USA; 1975, VOL. 86, NUM. 0002, P. 194 A 198Serial Issue
SEISMICITY AND CONTEMPORARY TECTONICS OF THE HEBGEN LAKE-YELLOWSTONE PARK REGION.TRIMBLE AB; SMITH RB.1975; J. GEOPHYS. RES.; U.S.A.; DA. 1975; VOL. 80; NO 5; PP. 733-741; BIBL. 21 REF.; 8 ILL.Article
SOME INVESTIGATIONS OF THE DEPOSITION OF TRAVERTINE FROM HOT SPRINGS-1. THE ISOTOPIC CHEMISTRY OF A TRAVERTINE-DEPOSITING SPRING.FRIEDMAN I.1970; GEOCHIM. COSMOCHIM. ACTA; GBR; 1970(12), VOL. 34, NUM. 0012, P. 1303 A 1315Miscellaneous
YELLOWSTONE PARK AS A WINDOW ON THE EARTH'S INTERIORSMITH RB; CHRISTIANSEN RL.1980; SCI. AMER.; USA; DA. 1980; VOL. 242; NO 2; PP. 84-95; 11 ILL.Article
GEOCHEMICAL AND HYDROLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS AND THE USE OF ENTHALPY-CHLORIDE DIAGRAMS IN THE PREDICTION OF UNDERGROUND CONDITIONS IN HOT-SPRING SYSTEMSFOURNIER RO.1979; J. VOLCANOL. GEOTHERM. RES.; NLD; DA. 1979; VOL. 5; NO 1-2; PP. 1-16; BIBL. 2 P.; 8 ILL.Article
GEOLOGY, PALYNOLOGY, AND CLIMATIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TWO PRE-PINEDALE LAKE SEDIMENT SEQUENCES IN AND NEAR YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKBAKER RG; RICHMOND GM.1978; QUATERN. RES.; USA; DA. 1978; VOL. 10; NO 2; PP. 226-240; H.T. 2; BIBL. 2 P.; 1 ILL.Article
RADIOGENIC TRACERS APPLIED TO BASALT GENESIS IN THE SNAKE RIVER PLAIN-YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK REGION-EVIDENCE FOR A 2.7-B.Y.-OLD UPPER MANTLE KEEL.LEEMAN WP.1975; GEOL. SOC. AMER., ABSTR. PROGRAMS; U.S.A.; 1975, VOL. 7, NUM. 0007, P. 1165Miscellaneous
SULFATE CHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC PATTERNS IN THERMAL WATERS OF YELLOWSTONE PARK, WYOMINGTRUESDELL AH; RYE RO; WHELAN JF et al.sdINTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, GEOCHRONOLOGY, COSMOCHRONOLOGY, ISOTOPE GEOLOGY. 4/1978/SNOWMASS-AT-ASPEN, CO; USA; WASHINGTON: US DEP. INTERIOR; DA. S.D.; PP. 435-436; BIBL. 7 REF.; 2 ILL.Conference Paper
GEOTHERMAL RESERVOIR TEMPERATURES ESTIMATED FROM THE OXYGEN ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS OF DISSOLVED SULFATE AND WATER FROM HOT SPRINGS AND SHALLOW DRILLHOLES.MCKENZIE WF; TRUESDELL AH.1976; GEOTHERMICS; U.S.A.; DA. 1976; VOL. 5; NO 1-4; PP. 51-61; BIBL. 1 P.; 4 ILL.; (APPL. NUCL. TECH. GEOTHERM. STUD., ADVIS. GR. MEET. IAEA; PISA; 1975)Conference Paper
Summar of fireCARRIER, J.1989, Vol 87, Num 12, pp 12-24, 13 p.Article
