A series of two 1:900,000 scale maps showing the Geothermal resources of Onshore Gulf Coast Texas.

Palynological analysis of four onshore wells (Edmond Olinick No 1, Jerome Olinick No 16, Lawrence Keseling No 1, Moczygemba VT No 11) in the Paleocene Lower Wilcox Group of Texas in the United States has yielded abundant and diverse palynomorph taxa from Paleocene shallow marine deltaic paleoenvi

This full-color poster shows a simplified geologic map of Texas created for classroom learning and general interest. The map highlights the major rock types and geologic regions of the state, helping viewers see how Texas was formed over hundreds of millions of years.

The Carbon-nots to the Rescue comic book was initially designed as supplemental material to help middle school science teachers explain new concepts within revised state educational standards for Texas students, known as Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).

During the Cretaceous Late Albian Stage, extensive carbonate deposition occurred across Texas. Many of these carbonates have been well studied, leading to numerous publications. This investigation focuses on the less-studied Upper Albian Fort Lancaster Formation in the Trans-Pecos region.

Despite the increasing interest in shale tectonics, general studies on this topic remain scarce, with most existing research focusing primarily on mud volcanoes.