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Subjects: “...Limestone -- Virginia -- Giles County...”
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“... sections of the Greenbrier Limestone (Meramecian-Lower Chesterian), located in the Greendale and Hurricane...”
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“... is predominantly limestone and shale with abrupt lateral gradation into silty dolomite or pure limestone in some...”
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“... in thickness, the basal 100 feet of which is limestone and the remainder is shale and sandstone. The Elbrook...”
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“... are the Conococheague formation, limestones and dolomites of Beekmantown age, the Mosheim limestone, the Lenoir...”
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“... of Cambrian age and the uppermost Knox Dolomite, Tumbez Formation, Mosheim Formation, Giesler Limestone...”
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“... County, the Silurian Tonoloway limestone is intercalated within a succession of otherwise impervious...”
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“... and several possible localities for limestone and dolomite quarries are described. === Master of Science...”
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“... precipitation at elevated temperatures from fluids in equilibrium with the host limestone. Zone 2B dolomite...”
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“... containing limestone cobbles and quartz pebbles more than 1 inch across, sandstones, siltstones, mudstones...”
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“... and inequigranular dolomites, calcitic dolomites, magnesian limestones, micrites, pelsparites, siliceous dolomites...”
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“... Formation; and the Upper Cambrian Conococheague Limestone. The Precambrian igneous and metamorphic rocks...”
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“.... Calcite-cemented sandstone, sandstone conglomerate and micritic, black limestone clasts were probably...”
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“... which utilize the mineral deposits of the area are quarries in shales to supply a brick plant. Limestone...”
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“...-unconformity dolomite breccia bodies that formed by collapse after dissolution of limestone interbeds. Coarse...”
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“... fracture fills from late Cambrian to Middle Ordovician age limestone samples taken from the NW and SE limbs...”
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“... feet. The Ordovician Bffna and Fetzer limestones are about 30 feet thick and the Liberty Hall...”
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“.... The character of the unconformity and depositional thickening of the Middle Ordovician limestones in the Spruce...”
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