Stratigraphy and correlation of glacial deposits from Indiana to New York and New Jersey

Quaternary Science Reviews

Volumn 5, Issue C, 1986, Pages 23-37

  Fullerton, David S ^a  

^a DENVER FEDERAL CENTER   (United States)

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EID: 0022850370     PISSN: 02773791     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0277-3791(86)90171-X     Document Type: Article

References (105)

1. Stratigraphic evidence for a middle Wisconsin interstade in the Binghamton-Montrose region of New York and Pennsylvania [abstract]
2. Description of the Raritan quadrangle
3. Remnant magnetism of Pleistocene sediments of Indiana
4. Correlation of pre-Wisconsinan tills of the Lake Michigan lobe and Huron—Erie lobe through the Teays Valley fill [abstract]
5. Stratigraphy of the Teays Valley fill and development of the Ohio and Wabash Valleys in Indiana [abstract]
6. The Lake Michigan lobe — Its eastern edge and related drainage [abstract]
7. Paleomagnetic results from the Minford Silt, Teays Depot, West Virginia [abstract]
8. Teays Valley stratigraphy and magnetic dating of sediments in West Virginia [abstract]
9. Quaternary geologic and geomagnetic record of the upper Genesee Valley, New York [abstract]
10. Glacial geology of the Chenango River valley near Binghamton, New York
11. Late Quaternary environment and man in western New York
12. The Gowanda Hospital interstadial site, New York
13. Quaternary stratigraphy of New York and Pennsylvania
14. The glacial geology of the western Finger Lakes region
15. Garnet ratios and provenance in the glacial drift of western New York
16. Wisconsinan time-, rock-, and morpho-stratigraphy of the mid-Hudson Valley, New York [abstract]
17. Wisconsinan history of the Hudson—Champlain lobe
18. The interpretation of ‘bog-bottom’ radiocarbon dates in glacial chronologies
19. Glacial border deposits of late Wisconsinan age in northeastern Pennsylvania
20. Surficial geology and geomorphology of Potter County, Pennsylvania
21. Surficial geology and soils of the Elmira—Williamsport region, New York and Pennsylvania
22. The last ice age in the eastern Great Lakes region, North America
23. Late Wisconsin glacial retreat in the Great Lakes region North America
24. Middle Wisconsin substage in its type region, the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio River basin, North America
25. Synchronism versus diachronism in ice-marginal fluctuations during late Wisconsin in North America
26. Wisconsin glaciation in the Huron, Erie, and Ontario lobes
27. The Port Talbot interstade of the Wisconsin glaciation
28. Alteration of clay minerals in Illinoian till by weathering
29. The Pleistocene geology of the Cincinnati area (Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana), Field Trip 3
30. Surficial geology of the Stroudsburg quadrangle, Pennsylvania—New Jersey
31. The mode and chronology of deglaciation of the Great Valley, northwestern New Jersey [abstract)
32. Late glacial (14,000-10,000 years BP) history of the Great Lakes region and possible correlations
33. Age of the buried soil in the Sidney Ohio area
34. Multiple tills near Galena, Delaware County, Ohio [abstract]
35. Preliminary correlation of post-Erie interstadial events (16,000-10,000 radiocarbon years before present), central and eastern Great Lakes region and Hudson, Champlain, and St. Lawrence Lowlands. United States and Canada
36. Quaternary stratigraphy at Garfield Heights (Cleveland), Ohio - Additional observations [abstract]
37. Pleistocene deposits of the Erie lobe
38. Quaternary deposits of southwestern Ohio, Field Trip No. 9
39. Illinoian and Wisconsin glaciations in the Whitewater Basin southeastern Indiana and adjacent areas
40. The Kansan glaciation in southeastern Indiana
41. The Sidney interstadial and late Wisconsin history in Indiana and Ohio
42. Remnant magnetism in silts of Pleistocene age from North America
43. Relationship of Laurentide ice sheets to valley fills along abandoned Teays drainage lines in southern Ohio [abstract]
44. Sediments of the Teays drainage system in southern Ohio [abstract]
45. Quaternary stratigraphy in Illinois – Status and current problems
46. Quaternary geology of east-central Illinois and west-central Indiana, Trip A
47. Stratigraphy and pollen analyses of Yarmouthian interglacial deposits in southeastern Indiana
48. Pleistocene geology of the Scarborough area
49. Stratigraphic studies in the Toronto Pleistocene
50. Quaternary stratigraphy and history. Great Lakes—St. Lawrence region
51. Late Wisconsinan ice recession in east-central New York
52. Glacial geology and stratigraphy of Webster. New York. Nuclear Service Center and vicinity, Cattaraugus and Erie Counties, New York
53. Glacial deposits of Nebraskan and Kansan age in northern Kentucky, U.S
54. Soils of the high terrace remnants in the upper Ohio Valley
55. Calcutta Silt, a very early Pleistocene deposit, upper Ohio Valley
56. Soils and their parent geologic materials in part of the unglaciated Allegheny Plateau, upper Ohio Valley, as interpreted from a pipeline excavation
57. Glacial deposits outside the terminal moraine in Pennsylvania
58. Soil development in till of various ages in northeastern Pennsylvania
59. Weathering of the Jerseyan till
60. Correlation of the drifts of the Salamanca re-entrant, New York
61. Preliminary surficial geologic maps showing Quaternary deposits in parts of Union and Snyder Counties. central Pennsylvania
62. Quaternary deposits and soils of the central Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania
63. Late Wisconsin ice sheets of North America.
64. The late Wisconsin glacial record of the Laurentide ice sheet in the United States
65. Quaternary geology of part of northern New Jersey and the Trenton area. Field Trip No. 3
66. The Erie interstade
67. Pleistocene geology, Part II of geology of Chautauqua County, New York
68. Quaternary section at Otto New York
69. Quaternary geology of New York
70. Kent glaciation in western New York [abstract]
71. Pre-Illinoian glaciation in central Pennsylvania
72. Some effects of glaciation on the Susquehanna Valley
73. Evidence for pre-Wisconsinan (Jerseyan?) glacial deposits in the Rocky Hill—Kingston area, New Jersey
74. Glacial deposits of Pennsylvania
75. Geomorphology and Quaternary geology of the glaciated Ohio River Valley — A reconnaissance study
76. The Woodfordian-pre-Woodfordian border in the Great Valley of Pennsylvania and New Jersey [abstract]
77. Glacial geology of Highland County, Ohio
78. Glacial geology of northwestern Pennsylvania
79. Pleistocene deposits of the north-western Allegheny Plateau, U.S.A
80. The Portwashingtonian warm interval in the northern Atlantic Coastal Plain
81. The middle Wisconsinan of southwestern Ohio [abstract]
82. Geology of water in Ohio
83. New evidence supporting Nebraskan age for origin of Ohio River in north-central Kentucky
84. The Old Kentucky River — A major tributary to the Teays [abstract]
85. The Claryville Clay and early glacial drainage in the Cincinnati, Ohio, region
86. Multiple tills near Shenandoah, Richland County, Ohio
87. Glacial geology of Richland County, Ohio
88. Groningen radiocarbon dates X
89. Pleistocene formations in Indiana
90. The Erie lobe margin in east-central Indiana during the Wisconsin glaciation
91. Pleistocene geology of Indiana and Michigan
92. Sangamon soil and early Wisconsin loesses at Cleveland Ohio
93. Classification of glacial deposits in northeastern Ohio
94. Classification of glacial deposits in the Killbuck lobe, northeast-central Ohio
95. Glacial geology of Wayne County, Ohio
96. Age and correlation of Pleistocene deposits at Garfield Heights (Cleveland), Ohio
97. Pleistocene deposits of the northwestern Allegheny Plateau, U.S.A —Discussion
98. Glacial geology of Trumbull County, Ohio
99. Glacial geology of northeastern Ohio
100. Wisconsin age of the Titusville Till (formerly called “inner Illinoian”), northwestern Pennsylvania
101. Glacial geology of Ashtabula County, Ohio
102. Pre-Wisconsinan drift in the Allegheny Plateau in northeastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania [abstract]
103. Pleistocene stratigraphy of northwestern Pennsylvania