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Further Notes on the Structure near Robert Lee, Coke County
BL1847
Further Notes on the Structure near Robert Lee, Coke County, by J. W. Beede [and] The Marathon Fold and Its Influence on Petroleum Accumulation, by R. A. Liddle. 16 p., 1 plate, 1918. Print Version.
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BL1847. Further Notes on the Structure near Robert Lee, Coke County, by J. W. Beede [and] The Marathon Fold and Its Influence on Petroleum Accumulation, by R. A. Liddle. 16 p., 1 plate, 1918.
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About this Publication
The first article, on pages 1-7, refers to the 1917 publication, Notes of the Geology of the Glass Mountains (Bulletin 1753). The second article, pages 8-16, summarizes the geology of the Marathon Mountains and foldbelt and Bend Arch.
Keywords: Coke County, Permian, Brewster County, Marathon Mountains, Marathon fold, Bend Arch, Texas
Citation
Beede, J. W., 1918, Further Notes on the Structure near Robert Lee, Coke County, and Liddle, R. A., The Marathon Fold and Its Influence on Petroleum Accumulation: The University of Texas, Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology and Technology, Bulletin 1847, 16 p.
