Core Center News: Skyline 16 Green River Formation Core - World Class Lacustrine Teaching Tool - Utah Geological Survey
This article is the second in a series of articles planned to highlight exceptional examples of the diverse geologic cores available at the Utah Geological Survey's (UGS) Utah Core Research Center (UCRC) (see Survey Notes, vol. 46, no. 3). As well as being used for research purposes, these cores, obtained through UGS projects and generous industry donations, are used for teaching geology students and training industry professionals, particularly those who search for oil and gas.
Core Center News - Utah Geological Survey
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limestone - very light tan lacustrine limestone from the Eocene
Core Center News - Utah Geological Survey
2003 Technical Report
Core Center News - Utah Geological Survey
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This lacustrine white limestone is from the middle member of the Eocene Green River Formation. It was collected at an
limestone - very light tan lacustrine limestone from the Eocene Green River Formation - teaching hand/display specimen - Geological Specimen Supply
we use in our dining
we use in our dining
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