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November Bulletin

Geochemistry And Environmental Analysis Of A Lower Cretaceous Dinosaur Track Site, Heritage Museum Of The Texas Hill Country, Comal County, Central Texas
Asmara A. Lehrmann1, Elliot Blake1, Kexin Sun2, Bailey Welch3, Christopher Ray3, Thomas Adams4, Alexis Godet3, Marina Suarez3, David A. Ferrill5, Ronald N. McGinnis5, Daniel J. Lehrmann1
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October 2019 Bulletin

Near-Surface Geophysical Mapping of Pilot Knob Volcano, Austin, Texas, USA
Mustafa Saribudak¹, and S. Christopher Caran²
¹Environmental Geophysics Associates, Austin, Texas Email: ega@pdq.net
²Texas Development Board, Austin, Texas
 
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September 2019 Bulletin

Schubert Field
Hays County, Texas
By Mark E. Thompson
Geologist, San Antonio
 
Abstract
Schubert Field is a very small oil field with a marginal production history. This article documents the field in order to highlight its most significant trait, being the only occurrence of oil production in Hays County.
Discovery of the Field
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May 2019 Bulletin

Tectonics of the Texas Portion of the Sabine Island
 
By Dale Short
*Republished by permission of the Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies,
whose permission is required for further publication use. See original publication cited in References Cited.
 
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March 2019 Bulletin

Depositional Environment and Facies Analyses of the Owl Mountain Province, Fort Hood Military Installation, Bell and Coryell Counties, Texas
By Jacob A. Meinerts, Melinda S. Faulkner, and Kevin W. Stafford
Stephen F. Austin State University, Department of Geology
 
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February 2019 Bulletin

A geophysical attempt to locate a potential cave in the near-vicinity of a water well at Anacacho Limestone setting, Medina County, TexasBy Mustafa Saribudak and Alf HawkinsEnvironmental Geophysics Associates, Austin, Texas Abstract Resistivity and natural potential (NP, also called self-potential) surveys were performed in the eastern part of Medina County, Texas. According to the geological data available, the Upper Cretaceous Anacacho limestone crops out at the study area.

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