Excerpt from The Deep Boring at Spur
In the northwest part of the State, east of the Pecos, the formations lie nearly horizontal. This structure prevails over the entire Plains, extending from the north end of the Panhandle to a line joining San Angelo and Pecos on the south. This area measures 330 miles from north to south and 170 miles from east to west. The deeper lying rocks can hence be known here only from inferences based on their appearance in distant outcrops outside of this area and from such local observations as may be obtained from deep explor ations. It is singularly fortunate for our knowledge of the stratigraphy of this part of the continent that a deep boring was made at a point not far from the central part of the area defined. The exploration enables us to know by actual observation what strata underlie. It will enable us to say with greater accuracy what other borings will pene trate even at considerable distances from this exploration. It furnishes firsthand information on the stratigraphy of this part of the State. While this paper describes the section of a single boring, it really gives the only facts so far known concerning the deep stratigraphy of a region cover ing one-fifth of the area of this State.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the findings of a deep boring at Spur, Texas, a significant exploration that unearthed a vast section of rock not previously known. The author, a geologist, examines the strata penetrated, shedding light on the region's geological history and its broader implications for understanding the Earth's composition. The book delves into the identification of rock samples, studying their composition and texture to reconstruct the sequence of geological events that shaped the area over millions of years. The author analyzes the presence of minerals, fossils, and other geological markers, providing insights into the ancient environments and organisms that existed there. Through the examination of anhydrite, dolomite, and other sedimentary rocks, the author pieces together a comprehensive picture of the geological processes that have occurred in this part of the world, including the role of ancient seas, the formation of evaporite deposits, and the influence of tectonic activity. The book's findings contribute to our understanding of the geological forces that have shaped the Earth's crust and the evolution of life over geological time scales. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781330696231_0
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