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Analysis of Tripolitic Chert in the Boone Formation (Lower Mississippian, Osagean), Northwest Arkansas and Southwestern Missouri
<p>The Boone Formation in northwest Arkansas and southwestern Missouri exposes a nearly complete sequence of Lower Mississippian chert-bearing carbonates deposited by a single 3rd order transgression and regression. An abundant amount of chert that has replaced limestone highlights the Boone, but …
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Lithologic Controls on Bedrock Channel Morphology in the Buffalo River Basin
… caprock is absent. High chi gradients in the Boone Formation, a Mississipian age limestone, typically correspond to knickpoints arrested at the upper contact. Field and laboratory analysis suggest that limestone dissolution may be an important mechanism for knickpoint initiation in the Boone …
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Geochemical Analysis of Mississippian Cherts and Devonian-Mississippian Novaculites, Southern Midcontinent Region
… and Nd) to investigate the origin and mode of formation for the siliceous deposits in the Lower Mississippian Boone Formation and the Devonian-Mississippian Arkansas Novaculite in the southern midcontinent. Mississippi Valley-type Pb-Zn ore deposits in the Tri-State District and the Northern …
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Subsurface Analysis of Mississippian Tripolitic Chert in Northwest Arkansas
… Oklahoma. This thesis focuses on the analysis of Boone tripolitic chert in the subsurface utilizing wireline data available from selected gas wells within the study area. The primary goal of this project is to determine and quantify the subsurface stratigraphic position of tripolitic chert from …
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Porosity Development Within Lobes to Downslope Ramp Deposits on a Prograding Carbonate Shelf of the Kinderhookian to Osagean Series in Northwest Arkansas
… These deposits are recognized in outcrops of the Boone Formation. Stratigraphic units within the Boone are also identified as the Mississippian lime and Reeds Spring Formation, and are targets for hydrocarbon exploration in Oklahoma. </p> <p>The Hindsville Quarry located in the northeastern …