Uranium and Other Metals in Crude Oils, Issues 1100-1102Prepared on behalf of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission and published with the permission of the Commission. |
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Alameda Parkway basal Bibber member Bibber shale member brown-weathering Chinle formation clay rock clay shale beds claystone Colorado conglomeratic contains CORRELATION INDEX Creek gap cross-laminated crude oil Dakota group Dakota hogback dark-gray deltaic facies disconformity dominantly Douglas County Douglas County area Eldorado Springs Entrada sandstone exposures faults feet thick fractures Geological Golden area grade gray interbedded Jefferson County kaolinitic Kassler member Kassler sandstone member laminae layers lenses light-gray limestone Little Thompson River locally lower split Lytle formation massive metal content minerals montroseite Morrison formation Navajo oil classes oil samples outcrop percent Plainview platy refractory clayrock reservoir rider beds Rifle Creek area ripple clay shale sandy second key marker second shale shaly silt siltstone silty shale South Platte formation South Platte River stratigraphic subunits thin beds third sandstone third shale U.S. Geol U.S. Highway 40 upper uranium uranium content vanadium vanadium and nickel vein
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