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Volume: 42, 2020

Number: 2

Full-Issue (17.5 MB PDF)

A late Miocene Rio del Oso dike cross-cutting the light colored Miocene Ojo Caliente Sandstone of the Tesuque Formation (2.38 MB PDF), [Cover]
— Rhonda V. Trujillo
Paleomagnetic Data Bearing on Vertical Axis Rotation of the Rio del Oso dike swarm, Western Española Basin, New Mexico (8.79 MB PDF), pp. 61-78. [View Abstract]
— M.S. Petronis, R.V. Trujillo, J. Lindline, and J.P. Zebrowski
Gallery of Geology: The Pennsylvanian section at Bishop Cap, Doña Ana County, New Mexico (3.31 MB PDF), pp. 79-81.
— Spencer G. Lucas and Karl Krainer
Ron Broadhead: Petroleum geologist extraordinaire (1.17 MB PDF), pp. 82-84.
— Kristen Pearthree
In Memory of Lee A. Woodward, 1931–2020 (591 KB PDF), pp. 85-88.
— Barry S. Kues

Number: 1

Full-Issue (31.7 MB PDF)

Clouds and dunes at the Mescalero Sands Off-Highway Vehicle area (2.79 MB PDF), [Cover]
— Peter Scholle
Ichnology of the Lower Cretaceous (Albian) Mesilla Valley Formation, Cerro de Cristo Rey, southeastern New Mexico, USA (12.7 MB PDF), pp. 3-30. [View Abstract]
— Eric J. Kappus and Spencer G. Lucas
Middle Pleistocene IRSL age of the upper Blackwater Draw Formation, Southern High Plains, Texas and New Mexico, USA (15.5 MB PDF), pp. 31-38. [View Abstract]
— Stephen A. Hall and Ronald J. Goble
New Mexico Geological Society 2019 Spring Meeting Abstracts (194 KB PDF), pp. 39-54.
New Mexico graduate student abstracts (108 KB PDF), pp. 55-59.
In Memory of Philip J. Sterling (44.3 KB PDF), p. 60.
— Thomas A. Parkhill and David Wentworth

Volume: 41, 2019

Number: 1

Full-Issue (8.30 MB PDF)

Loma de las Cañas (3.84 MB PDF), [Cover]
— Spencer G. Lucas
The Cretaceous System in central Sierra County, New Mexico (3.58 MB PDF), pp. 3-39. [View Abstract]
— Spencer G. Lucas, W. John Nelson, Karl Krainer, and Scott D. Elrick

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Gallery of Geology: The trace fossil Ophiomorpha from the Upper Cretaceous Trinidad Sandstone, northeastern New Mexico (879 KB PDF), pp. 40-43.
— Spencer G. Lucas
New Mexico Graduate student abstracts (101 KB PDF), pp. 44-49.

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