OPEN-FILE REPORT 87-517-A - USGS · OPEN-FILE REPORT 87-517-A This report is preliminary and has...

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

A list and index of published radiocarbon datesfor Alaska

with a bibliography

by

John P. Galloway

OPEN-FILE REPORT 87-517-A

This report is preliminary and has not been reviewed for conformity with U.S. Geological Survey editorial standards. Any use of trade names or trade marks in this report is for description purposes only and does not constitute endorsement by the United States Geological Survey.

Menlo Park, CA 94025

1987

Contents

Page>.Introduction............................1

References cited........................2

Radiocarbon laboratories................3

Alaska quadrangle/region abbreviations..5

Alaskan radiocarbon dates ..............7

Northern region....................7

West-central region...............22

East-central region...............26

Southern region...................33

Southwestern region...............43

Southeastern region...............51

Offshore..........................57

Alaska - general ..................58

Author citation index..................59

Bib!iography...........................95

Figure 1. Alaska geographic divisionsused in this report....... ...6

References Citec

Arnold, J.R., and Libby, W.F., 1951, Radiocarbon 111-120.

Galloway, J.P., 1984, Bibliography of publishec Alaska: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File F

1987, Radiocarbon date list for Alaska to"Report 87-517-A: U.S. Geological Survey Op(5 1/4" diskette formatted for IBM-PCs usingformat)

Orth, D.J., 1967, Dictonary of Alaska Place Narr Professional Paper 567, 1084 p.

es: U.S. Geological Survey

Wilson, F.H., and Young, M.S., 1976, RadiocarbonTerritory and British Columbia: Fairbanks,Institute of Marine Science, IMS Report R76

dates: Science, v. 113, p.

radiocarbon dates for port 84-21, 44 p.

accompany USGS Open-File n-File Report 87-517-B

DOS 2.0 in a standard ASCII

dates for Alaska, Yukon University of Alaska, 6, 64 p.

Laboratories which have reported radiocarbon age determinations for Alaskan material

United States no. of reporteddates

A University of Arizona 13AU University of Alaska 76Beta Beta Analytic, Inc. 95BGS Brock University 8C Chicago * 19DIG Dicarb Radioisotope Company 79Gx Geochron Laboratories, Inc. 231I Teledyne Isotopes 585ISGS Illinois State Geological Survey 2L Lament, Columbia University 93LJ La Jolla, University of San Diego 12M Michigan * 27Ml University of Miami 2OWU Ohio Wesleyan University * 1P University of Pennsylvania 156PIC Packard * 9Ql Quaternary Isotope Laboratory,

University of Washington 40 Rl Radiocarbon LTD 2 SI Smithsonian Institution 179 SM Mobil Oil Corporation * 13 SMU Southern Methodist University 5 TAM Texas A & M University 1 Tx University of Texas 8 UCLA University of California,

Los Angeles 3 UGa University of Georgia 27 USGS U.S. Geological Survey,

Menlo Park 209 UW University of Washington 13 W U.S. Geological Survey, Reston 382 WIS University of Wisconsin 13 WSU Washington State University 45 Y Yale University * 68

* denotes inactive laboratory

Foreign no. of reporteddates

B Bern, SwitzerlandBirm Birmingham, EnglandGaK Gakushuin University, JapanGif Gif-Sur-Yvette, FranceGrN Groningen, The NetherlandsGSC Geological Survey of CanadaHv Hannover, West GermanyIVIC Caracas, VenezuelaK Copenhagen, DenmarkN Nippon, Riken, Toyko, JapanS University of Saskatchewan,

CanadaSt Stockholm, SweedenT Trondheim, NorwayTk Tokyo Radiocarbon Laboratory,

Japan

Alaska Region Abbreviations

NOR Northern region WCE West-central region SWE Southwestern region SEA Southeastern region

ECE East-central region OFF Offshore

SOU Southern region GEN Alaska - general

Alaska, 1:250,000 Quadrangle Abbreviations

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AdakAfognakAmbler RiverAmuktaAnchorageArcticAtkaAtlinAttu

Baird InletBaird Mts.BarrowBarter IslandBeaverBeechey PointBendelebenBering GlacierBethelSettlesBig DeltaBlack RiverBlackBlying SoundBradfield CanalBristol Bay

CandleCape MendenhallChandalarChandler LakeCharley RiverChignikChristianCircleCold BayColeenCordovaCraig

De Long Mts.Demarcation PointDill ing hamDixon Entrance

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FairbanksFalse PassFlax man IslandFort RandallFort Yukon

Gareloi IslandGoodnewsGulkana

Hagemeister Is.Harrison BayHealyHolly CrossHooper BayHoward PassHughes

Icy BayIditarodIkpikpuk RiverIliamna

Juneau

KaguyakKantishna RiverKarlukKateel River ttenaiKetch ikanKillik RiverKiskaKodidkKotzebueKuskokwim BayKwiguk

Lake ClarkLime HillsLivengoodLookout Ridge

MarshallMe CarthyMe Grath

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PetersburgPhillip Smith Mts.Point HopePoint LayPort AlexanderPort HollerPribilof IslandsPrince RupertvaRat IslandsRubyRussian Mission

SagavanirktokSamalga IslandSeguamSelawikSeldoviaSewardShishmarefShugnakSimeonof IslandSitka

sk Skagwaysm Sleetmuteso Solomonsi St Lawrencest St Matthewsc St Michaelsb Stepovak Baysd Sumdumsp Survey Passsw Sutwik Island

Table Mtn.tr Taku Rivertl Tal keetnatk Tal keetna Mtstc Tanacrosstn Tananata Taylor Mts.te Tellerts TeshekpukTrinity Islandty Tyonek

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quad region

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>35000 7880 130 5600 110

10430 150 10080 150 10630 160 21140 450

>38000 >40000 >40000

8950 150 >40000 >40000 >40000

8110 80 11710 60 46400 1550/1300

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2429086358441181001773016270

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1045705435

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210720210288550320250

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Date

207002750317015709570

24400240002500920

50705270792081003860385039504250464051104340401039401490157023702430353036403710371042703530412053207900423061503700320071807320900310

3751895511260

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672577807870

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440140120140150

4000

300507070

100160707070607070707070505050506060606070

10080801009050606090100506160

105220

240240310

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Date standard laboratorydeviation

>39000780720820

>38000>3300022700173602030052001442041203465

22300256037501210190

3470230032706480209036752075490

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31200840970

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6060

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7067676767676767676767707070

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9800 7940 8340 9330 8160 101406780300010900340016201430132011466450106701003060507190

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440003600088107040

10210>42000>42500

417041705370

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33220

110 120 105 120

160 130 140 130 120 15011013035010030019022095

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2000140110155

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501601109011014014012090

11515080

1760

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62602830117027601120104572401280

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Date

9330986076907025530

117001110128081802280

383001350

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1260790

1180870360

4420670710910750570550

1040290

2210580

3350340

36601830

standarddeviation

9014012512575

18065708050

130050

50045705060907050

4500/290011090

75505565554550

175420170215656045

125501001551006050

150170

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152150150151151151151151152150150150150

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Date standarddeviation

1360 2001350 1401135 1351075 1201670 1603680 20511100 1652220 501960 501570 501530 501530 501320 501360 40

44703 3003570 703580 70

20810 41032270 15003020023910 470

> 40000>4000023920 62019250 360

>355009670 13013570 1202500 50

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>42800 14006960 801970 1752410 1901740 1208505 2157620 955650 2303850 1002510 1003540 8080

laboratory

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latitude/longitude

68:08 N 15668:30 N 15768:30 N 15768:30 N 15768:30 N 15768:30 N 15768:17 N 15668:14 N 15868:14 N 15868:14 N 15868:14 N 15868:14 N 15868:14 N 15868:14 N 15868:07 N 15668:13 N 15868:13 N 158

69:42 N 15^

69:42 N 15

69:42 N 1569:50 N 1569:49 N 1569:48 N 1569:42 N 15

68:09 N 1568:09 N 1568:30 N 1568:30 N 1568:24 N 1568:13 N 15

68:23 N 15

14

quad

:08 W hw:01 W hw:01 W hw:01 W hw:01 W hw:01 W hw:23 W hw:16 W hw:16 W hw:16 W hw:16 W hw:16 W hw:16 W hw:16 W hw:05 W hw:20 W hw:20 W hw

ikikikikikikikikikik

^52 W ikik

K52 W ikikikik

*:52 W ik^:25 W iki:24 W ik'4-.12 W ik^:52 W ik

ikikikik

4:10 W kl4:08 W kl4:01 W kl4:01 W kl5:48 W kl4:03 W kl

klkl

3:37 W kl

region


Date

37000264089808460175

>433006400

251209750

4700010120712094609790927010020200994704750374025604080559013401505101700<2005985750755

>320>320<2501120069903610

1146022014208201260

>42710355

23203140143007960

21700> 36000>36000

standard deviation

9908514013575

25021050

4000/27006080

9011012025014570

11075

13525055956085

16575

125

22012590

20011011014065

752008014090

300

laboratory

GSC-30501-102731-107871-111461-207SI-903W-2397USGS-1163USGS-1164USGS-1165USGS-1181USGS-1326USGS-1327USGS-1328USGS-1329USGS-1331C-563D1C-464DIG-465DIC-694D1C-695DIG-696DIG-697DIG-1583DIG-1584DIG-1586DIG-2186Gx-5546Gx-55471-106671-106681-106691-106861-106871-107851-111231-111241-11496USGS-477USGS-478USGS-479USGS-480USGS-8621-10657Shell-67 13-aWIS-1215WIS-1216WIS-1218WIS-1219WIS-1222WIS-1223

latitude/ longitude

70

69696969696969696969696964

70707070

70707070

686868686868

:00

:25:30:57:57:57:57:57:57:57:57:57:57:26

:38:38:38:48

:38:38:38:49

:07:07:07:07:07:07

N

NNNNNNNNNNNNN

NNNN

NNNN

NNNNNN

156

144146144144144144145145145144144144161

156156156159

156156156158

161161161161161161

:13

:00:30:48:41:41:41:55:55:55:52:55:41:32

:53:53:53:48

:53:53:53:06

:25:25:25:25:25:25

W

WWWWWWWWWWWWW

WWWW

WWWW

WWWWWW

quad regi

IrIrIrIrmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmlmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmrmumumumumumumumu

:d2:d2:d2:d2:d2:d2:d2:d2:d2

:d4


15


261001450247025301250770

1420011001100107011801000118016513678363030842850282V358324501380194417301499906

2907299829892865302428593291357136472775973912

>3800038000

> 3800020701619

3500011760118901217U127802510740320

4008015015010012060010010010011011011013053536363636560605261575667625049514965665350170170

100210

200200270440110100100

B-265B-266B-267-aB-267-bB-280B-2811-843K-725K-816K-817K-837K-850K-851P-225P-400P-401P-402P-403P-404P-405P-591-aP-594-aP-595-aP-596-aP-597-aP-613P-615-aP-616P-617P-618P-619P-621P-623-aP-624P-626P-627C-260C-2661-4401-47 7-b1-1440K-724P-98W-2240AU-69AU-70AU-71AU-72BGS-512BGS-513BGS-522

latitude/longitude

676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767686868686868686868686868686868

:07:07:07:07:07:07:30:05:05:05:05:05:05:08:06:06:06:06:06:06:10:06:06:06:06:06:06:06:06:06:06:06:06:07:06:06:21:21:07:07:05:19:19:00:24:28:41:46:27:27:08

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

16:16:16216:16:16:16f16:16:16:16:

1:401:401:40*:401:401:40>:521:501:501:501:50

163:50163:50163:40163:46163:4616^:4516116:16:15*16:16:16:16j16:16:16:i&:16:16:16:16:16:16.16:16(16<16!16:16^16(

:46:46:46:30:46:46:46,:46i:46:46:46:46:46:46:461:46k46l:46i:46:46:46:55:55:45:42

166:42166:00148:5814'3141314i314<314'3149

:01:55:45:22:22:48

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

quad

ntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntntphphphphphphphphpspspspspspsps

reg


16


2108004801300308060906090230534403855

9540

2705<200305

4830242521351030<200

038401780210115310

<200360270

<20019951570266519752360351516601330166521351975254011001735264023651840907

266517801975

909014010065

430430135160155135125160

130155160160140

100150110140140

100140

165150155140175160140150165135125185160150180170170160180150140

BGS-547BGS-548BGS-549BGS-670DIG-442GaK-4939GaK-4940Gx-4070Gx-4071Gx-4072Gx-4073Gx-4074Gx-4075Gx-4076Gx-4077Gx-4078Gx-4079Gx-4080Gx-4081Gx-4082Gx-4083Gx-4084Gx-4085Gx-4086Gx-4087Gx-4088Gx-4089Gx-4090Gx-4091Gx-4092Gx-4093Gx-4094Gx-4104Gx-4248Gx-4249Gx-4250Gx-4252Gx-4253Gx-4254Gx-4255Gx-4256Gx-4257Gx-4258Gx-4259Gx-4260Gx-4261Gx-4262Gx-4263Gx-4264Gx-4265Gx-4284


b86868

686868686868b8686868686868686868

686868686868686868686868686868686868686868686868686868686868

:17:08:20

:20:21:21:43:43:43:46:46:26:26:26:26:26:26:26:46

:46:52:46:26:26:26:26:48:48:48:24:24:26:43:26:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:44:26

NNN

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

149149149

149148148149149149148148149149149149149149149148

148148148149149149149148148148149149149149149148148148148148148148148148148148148148148149

;

::

:::::::

: ::::::

:

::::::::::::::::::

:

:::::::

232630

23505001010155552222222222222255

554755242424245050191922220122585858585858585858585858585822

WWW

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

pspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspsps


17


8485 495

3995 8230 12770 8930 5270 3570 5310 4630 2245 9380 908 4220 1275 2505 3995 12690 9460 3220 168

2920 3280 10540 2620 2275 1180

11470 4800 3160 1850

12840 >38000

9600 9730 430 770

10500 1230 8450 8450 175 80

<2008700955

>4950019008400

>29000>31000

435155951301801401059010010012015015095801909518015011034

15515515017511045

5001008085160

9023050

130801601301507090

200125

200300

laboratory

Gx-5113Gx-51141-102561-103731-104681-104691-104701-105031-105041-105051-105061-105081-105091-105101-105191-105201-105261-105671-107151-11510P-1236SI-972-aSI-973-aSI-974SI-975SI-1427SI-1428SI-2382USGS-42USGS-43USGS-44USGS-47USGS-162USGS-163USGS-164USGS-165USGS-166USGS-229USGS-608WSU-318WSU-1318WSU-2653WSU-2654L-511-aL-511-bSI-742USGS-56W-593W-1993AU-43AU-44

latitude/longitude

68:13 N 147:68:49 N 149:68:30 N 149:68:30 N 149:68:42 N 148:68:39 N 148:68:42 N 148:68:23 N 14968:27 N 14968:08 N 14768:05 N 14768:26 N 14968:27 N 14968:26 N 14968:13 N 14768:37 N 14868:49 N 14968:27 N 14968:26 N 14968:44 N 14868:44 N 14868:44 N 14868:44 N 14868:24 N 14868:24 N 14868:21 N 14868:23 N 14968:25 N 14968:29 N 14968:29 N 14968:15 N 14768:08 N 14768:05 N 14768:27 N 14968:27 N 14968:05 N 14768:23 N 1*968:21 N 14868:21 N 148

68:26 N 14969:50 N 14869:50 N 14869:27 N 14969:01 N 14869:45 N 14969:31 N 14fi67:12 N 15467:10 N 15<

quad

psps

14 W ps17 W ps01 W ps01 W ps58 W ps27 W ps58 W ps21 W ps22 W ps11 W ps09 W ps58 W ps59 W ps:59 W ps14 W ps:50 W ps;17 W ps:22 W ps:24 W ps:58 W ps:58 W ps:58 W ps:58 W ps:58 W ps:58 W ps:50 W ps:21 W ps:23 W ps:34 W ps:01 W ps:15 W ps:14 W ps:09 W ps:59 W ps:59 W ps:09 W ps:48 W ps:50 W ps:50 W ps

ps:24 W ps:48 W sg:48 W sg:29 W sg:50 W sg:20 W sg:52 W sg:34 W sp

:34 W sp

regie

NORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNOKNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNOR

18


>29000>28000>31000>45000

654080801373540101830661037107280

1037018404080795012604600204586903220101556308800416058105110769012500132303520117506860625016400

>600002200397056907260

106002068020700209001540

>55300>47300>45600>42900>52500>45800

2902302456050

100120150110110100120809580115858011575

1001155060809010015011050

250

8070

1201401504009001200

40

AU-45AU-46AU-47AU-470Beta-1695Beta-1696Beta-1697Beta-2645Beta-2646Beta-2840Beta-3433Beta-3434Beta-3435Beta-3436Beta-3437Beta-36921-105961-109281-109291-112411-114001-114501-114681-115081-115711-11673Ql-1348Ql-1379Ql-1380Ql-1381Ql-1382Ql-1383^1-1384Ql-1432Ql-1480Ql-1487Ql-1519Ql-1520Ql-1521Ql-1522Ql-1523Ql-1524Ql-1526Ql-1527Ql-1528USGS-465USGS-466USGS-467USGS-468USGS-469USGS-470

latitude/ quad regjlongitude

676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767

:43:43:43:44:08:08:08:09:09:09:04:04:04:04:41:04:42:14:11:06:04:40:14:29:13:07:04:04:04:04:56:56:56:08:08:44:08:08:08:08:08:08:08:08:41:44:44:44:44:44:44


154154154154153153153154154154154154154154154154154153153153154155154155154154154154154154155155155153153158153153153153153153153153154154154154154154154

:::

::::::::*

:

:

:::*

»

:::::::

:::::

::::::

::::

565656595353532222221414141432144443202648223425343414141414030303383858383838383838383832484848484848


spspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspspsp


19

Date

243002265051406760

3100087851161538401123011430

>37000>40000115301160011700

>33200>4400010980107005250940

818013610

>510002520013140841084807180775040002795103001470496038906380755

830075305890

>36000872037403850

35900164901060

4000091256235

standarddeviation

2502205090

800230305140170170

170170170

801208011075

130

18060140140120125959570801009511580270150170

2006045

1200130200

150120


USGS-1043USGS-1044USGS-1045UW-84W-1427Gx-8130Gx-81311-10041-108141-116751-121271-121281-121291-121301-121311-12132USGS-360USGS-377USGS-378USGS-379USGS-380USGS-448USGS-624USGS-676USGS-1029USGS-11541-116761-121931-121941-110521-110541-11055USGS-691GaK-23041-111451-111541-105411-10542L-277-bL-277-cL-277-dL-301L-400-cUSGS-187USGS-205USGS-825USGS-1376W-8391-102721-103281-10329

6666666767

707070

707070707070

70707070707070707069

69696969696969696969

7070

:58:58:58:06:06

:17:26:23

:22:22:22:22:22:18

:08:27:44:44:44:53:53:53:53:25

:10:10:10:45:23:50:22:48:48:23

:18:18

NNNNN

NNN

NNNNNN

NNNNNNNNNN

NNNNNNNNNN

NN

154154154153153

154153153

153153153153153153

15415315315315315;152is:15:161

15;:15;:15;:15:.15215:.152152152152

16L161

:25:25:25:26:10

:43:29:12

:12:12:12:12:12:26

:28:53:38:38:38:53:53:53:53:21

:23:23:23:40:11:35:04:37:37:11

:03:03

WWWWW

WWW

WWWWWW

WWWWWWWWWW

WWWWWWWWWW

WW

quad

spspspspsptstststststststststststststststststststststs:c2ts:c2ts:c2ts:d2ts:d2ts:d2ts:d2urururututututututututututututwawawa

reg

NORNORNORNORNOKNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNOR

20


8280 9540 8440 9180 82951020017301170490

10600 >4400042100

>54400 5410 9590 6310 7850

11179 9865 732010350 78951284512350 5150 2790 983011140 663011560 7990 2630 6820

20600 1670 2355 3230

10700 2060 6260 91801160028450

695450

11851035

22740 1380

2350015455

140150160150135200404550

180

1400

1108017566547535514016095135400280120120901101701308511040080809019075

110280170950757580140560120380130

laboratory

1-103301-103311-103321-103681-111251-11373USGS-499USGS-500USGS-506USGS-517USGS-689USGS-860USGS-8611-10620USGS-516Beta-1691Beta-1692Beta-1693Beta-1694Beta-4560Beta-4561Beta-4972Beta-4973Beta-4976Beta-5583Beta-5882Beta-5884Beta-58851-102771-104711-105011-105701-105711-105731-105971-105981-105991-106001-106011-106021-106031-107141-108161-108301-109991-110081-110091-112381-11239SI-1875SI-1876


70707070

707070707070707070676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767

:18:18:19:31

:05:07:16:13:05:37:37:32:13:15:15:15:15:03:03:03:03:03:03:03:03:03:49:13:09:07:07:04:20:22:22:34:24:35:32:15:12:31:39:35:31:13:35:03:03

NNNN

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

161161161160

159159161159159160160160159152152152152151151151151151151151151151152151150151151150152150150151152152150150150152152150150151150151151

:03:03:01:17

:40:41:53:47:40:U4:01:15:47:35:35:35:35:25:25:25:25:25:25:25:25:25:30:28:21:53:53:12:18:15:15:12:27:04:07:13:16:10:32:23:24:26:23:06:06

WWWW

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

wawawawawawawawawawawa:a2wa:c2wa:c2wa:c3wa:c3wiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi

NORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNURNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNOR

21


1316035400

>400002900019700174208430501009890

27700>48000

Date

38500343401770

>34400189020903070599212602620

281009070110027001557021602770510

130708350450

>400009330

>34500>3700012355

>400004000275024003340645010280

>45000

1702000

70036018070

3200/260080

950

standarddeviation

9801940

60

8512040

280130120110150100110350110110100280200100

300

160

1003508090240800

SI-1877SI-1878SI-1879SI-1880SI-1881SI-1882USGS-45USGS-410USGS-412USGS-413USGS-414

latitude/longitude

67:03 N 151:C67:03 N 151:(67:01 N 151:(66:57 N 151:'66:57 N 151:<66:57 N 151 :<67:25 N 150:(67:07 N 150:!67:07 N 151:!67:21 N 152:67:28 N 151:<

West-central region

laboratory

Beta-4221Beta-4222Beta-5577USGS-50USGS-53USGS- 183USGS-353C-560K-108K-147K-979K-980K-982K-983K-1210K-1289K-1290K-1291K-1327L-117-cL-117-dW-196W-2160Y-1142Y-1143Y-11441-139891-13990L-137-fBeta-7760Beta-77611-13991L-137-g W-2159

latitude/longitude

62:02 N 165:62:19 N 165:62:59 N 165:62:58 N 165:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:48 N 163:65:18 N 164:65:18 N 164:65:20 N 164:65:44 N 164:65:34 N 163:65:34 N 163:65:34 N 163:65:06 N 163:65:06 N 163:65:18 N 164:65:18 N 164;65:18 N 164:65:18 N 164:

65:21 N 164

22

6 W6 W)7 Wt4 Wt4 W*4 W)4 W)5 W52 WL8 W+9 W

14 W12 W34 W16 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W13 W43 W43 W40 W52 W12 W12 W12 W31 W31 W43 W44 W44 W44 W

40 W

quad

wiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi

quad

blblblblbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbnbn:a4bn:a4bn:blbn:b6bn:b6bn:b6bn:b6 bn:b6

region

NORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNORNOR

region

WCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCE WCE


>4500021700132501655880094002284808083104290

>5900036005270

>40000247082013501430600

242018001550257099907400

26900199007070

>3990091501242013801290263585507270

>42000113409020

>38000>3800034000848091909625

>4200093501161094101037028700

2000700220100075056

300300250

500240

2509080507080908070

400300

2400800145

150180200200125400350

400350

2000300350350

3505003505001000

laboratory

W-21611-4151-5881-8293L-117-eL-137-nP-1633W-2808W-2809W-2810Ql-1725L-117-fW-841W-2134W-473USGS-48USGS-49USGS-212USGS-213USGS-214USGS-218USGS-225USGS-226W-1213W-1235AU-90AU-112AU-1131-40991-47801-4781K-532K-537P-96W-1249W-1250W-1253W-1254W-1255W-1256W-1257W-1262W-2596W-2619W-2620W-2670W-2800W-2801W-2802W-2803W-2804


65:65:65:69:

65:65:65:65:65:

66:66:66:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:66:

24343439

0056564356

52115255093241373718293738362116050505040416364443404340A 1

A 1

293104152323232334

NNNN

NNNNN

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

164163163163

161161161167161

155155155164164164164164164164164163163162164164162162162162162161162162162162162162162162164164163163164164164164164

:38:12:12: 10

:00:59:59:27:59

:02:41:29:06:59:52:37:40:41:59:52:07:38:08:42:01:50:50:50:45:45:52:05:30:28:09:26:09: 12:12:30:15:03:49:31:31:31:31:27

WWWW

WWWWW

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

bn:b6bn:c3bn:c3bn:c3bn:c5bn:dlcacacacaca:d6cn:d6huhuhukwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkwkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkzkz

WCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCE

23


115501449025390

>34000>2700016950

>36000>32000

21600>31000> 35000

43009630

19600>42000>36000

136012851500146588577029048565

325015568140774016221376171919731593294124520472216221013770100501304027709690

>380009700

>30000>3400010250

750980

350400800

500

600

200350

1000

9075907580

46010095

11515048

3002009592

18199898874797990

210270300300400

350

350200200

laboratory

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latitude/longitude

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28

26184006251435

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reg

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24


21801390443050106150

>3300024471966347735413509425350635658960105027502213331034803000404030801976209121401810

1180039702244264621901441

>42000>42000

9480>44000

200450

22575650107014201630139810131296100212319101700

808595100110

20025031031523029034022010011013011020020017028021050504740

2006001331775158

160

200200230275120230230116116108108108145150

1-111311-111431-77061-77071-77081-7709C-506C-562C-792C-792C-792-avgC-7930793C-793-avgM-1260-aM-1260-bM-1260-cP-13P-102P-103P-104P-105P-108P-1531P-1532P-1771P-1772USGS-159W-298P-175P-203P-611P-612W-1251W-1252Y-1351Y-1352W-1771W-1778C-5051-993P-69P-70P-71P-80P-83P-84P-85P-88P-92P-93


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63:63:63:63:63:63:63:63:63:63:63:63:

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161161161161161161161161

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25

Date

14291641138014611610700

105007001690

10210108802025198551701480132012301350258325662402230613200

>4000016400

340>30000

83607707401400

293002605419020906485400

>37000375010883760

Date

21780184503025022370

*

standarddeviation

1211061186580

2003002502501601608080

26524023024036060534338

110

430200

300250250250

1000909060

110250

250200250

standarddeviation

310200/210890/990300/310

laboratory

P-94P-95P-110P-325P-2090W-2467W-2555W-2682W-26851-77011-77021-77031-7704AU-109P-63P-65P-67P-68P-592P-598P-599-aP-629USGS-155USGS- 156USGS-157W-2301W-2534W-2592W-2681W-2683W-2684Y-14171-7700Beta-7762Beta-77631-7705W-1998W-1984W-1773W-1776W-1823

latitude/longitude

63:46 N 163:46 N 163:46 N 163:46 N 163:30 N 163:35 N 163:42 N 163:43 N 163:58 N 164:57 N 164:57 N 164:58 N 1t>4:58 N 165:15 N 165:36 N 165:36 N 165:36 N 165:36 N 165:40 N 165:40 N 165:40 N 167:40 N 165:05 N 165:05 N 165:08 N 165:00 N 165:05 N 165:40 N 165:04 N 165:11 N 165:13 N 1'65:15 N 165:10 N L65:03 N li65:03 N li65:18 N li65:22 N L65:24 N 1<64:40 N li65:40 N li65:40 N 1(

East -central reg

laboratory

DIC-1334DIG-3091DIC-3092DIC-3093

latitude/longitude

26

71:43 W71:43 W71:43 W71:43 W69:20 W69:58 W63:03 W69:54 W71:28 W64:44 W64:44 W64:43 W54:43 W&6:23 W58:04 W58:04 W58:04 W58:04 W58:15 W58:15 W58:15 W58:15 W57:43 W57:43 W57:36 W58:01 W57:43 W57:54 W59:17 W57:53 W38:06 W55:45 W35:52 W36:12 W56:12 W35:45 W>6:45 W>6:36 WE>7:05 W37:00 Ws7:00 W

ion

quad

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quad

region

WCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWCE

region

ECEECEECEECE



quad region

23340 388 37320 1780/2300 18640 205 26830 1230/1450 24070 380/410 28600 690/760 5890 200 9105 585 250 110

4480 220 16270 230 14990 220 2300 80

21750 1400/1200 17980 575 24000 1500/1200 23380 450/2680 18230 410 22280 870/770 23130 1765/1445 26950 6030/3405 19660 300 24525 1680/1390214010434964094011091012701260

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1902793735285108090170950790875780165150500830325100145155215700210

12504150279020301740

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646464

64646464

64646464646464

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:02:02:02

:19:19:19:19

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145145145

146146146146

146144146146146146146

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ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECE ECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECE

27

Date

10082709001360896011090105006045905

2150401033504559051655287586808655102509895845626608210100408040256539203005565042501530615

57206950

>3500031840159405220

28930294402657030490369023504310309022005280

53000641010370

standarddeviation

6015090801501702802809061801101401309061081402402803802103601001552101902957575

20025020015065

400

85513585

425670/740680/750730/810

6055

250250250250

1800120160


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6464646464646464

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65656666646464

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:22:22:07:07:03:03:03

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5:205:474:434:434:454:454:454:30

4:454:454:454:454:454:454:454:454:454:454:304:304:454:304:305:596:126:256:253:493:490:350:354:224:22

3:123:122:002:001:521:521:52

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ECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECE

28

Date

2970014500

> 5040079303750100502676089408160599553701065270562752180890

332534302640429532851380445300

2860350027255845

3562011730

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13640120501195010640

>280001769559255929311017701990344013803090

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standarddeviation

2403000

30038015030027026030513513526048555

17519517590

405585155150145180140125246

1530/1900250

135130

165170280

44527527510070806050

170


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64

64

6464

64646465

64646464646464646464

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29

Date

45800300320

1600578058001080

>3800014300

>390001140011000337003140032300697084602510

307001347014280920011500349006910781056004510360

3320033750

>399007840

>31900>24000

4020>35000>35000

5940>25000> 25000>25000>25000>2500015700

>20000>25000<20000>569002440024070

standarddeviation

4500/3400406065707055

1200

450280

2500/19002900/21002000/1600

135250570

2100/1600472230160190

2950/222014016011012095

19002000

280

200

250

1700

650


USGS-209USGS-219USGS-335USGS-985USGS-986USGS-987USGS-988Gx-252Gx-253Gx-3601-13691-13701-18411-18421-18431-21181-21191-21201-21211-21961-21971-30061-30071-30831-36241-36251-36261-36271-38791-44931-44941-45881-47741-4775L-137-pW-183W-475W-476W-859A-912-aA-921-aA-921-bA-922-aA-922-bA-923-aA-923-bA-924C-299Hvl3201-21161-9322

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6464646464

64

64646464646464646464

6464

:04:52:52:52:52:52:52:51:51:56:57:57:57:57:57:57:57:57:57

:53:53:53:53:53

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14141414141414141414

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30

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region

ECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECE

Dace standard deviation

>350009470375010500

>28000>23000>300001000018300110008900103408080104507530766518250354752268077409500932089709240

23900585072802365

>3000051308803954751294

>3550012622136001640042007350

213001246022540153801721024140204451717031980534011735

180200500

5002000350200475165150265220113032503001702001601504001000320140140

215155150165136

750600

20002002501300320900300500

2200885840

4490110130

laboratory

1-9372IVIC-151L-117-hL-137-sL-137-xL-157-aL-163-jL-1375M-37PIC-2PIC-3PIC-4PIC-5PIC-6PIC-11PIC-12PIC-13PIC-14SI-456Tx-157Tx-158-aTx-158-bTx-159Tx-160W-435W-13041-2240UGa-634AU-28AU-101AU-102AU-104AU-105AU-106Rl-402C-301L-117-iM-38L-117-gL-163-iL-601SI-290SI-292SI-453SI-454SI-455SI-837SI-838SI-843SI-845St-1631


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626564656565656565

65656565656565

65656565656564

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147147147148147147148

147147147147147147147

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:59:59:02:02:02:02:02:02:02:02:02:00:02:02:02:02:02

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ECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECELCEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECE

31

Date

1198060401476085306570

>25000>30000>30000>30000> 4000021065

>3900029295

>3500025090327003140014510511030005300850770390

2420>42000

6200>38000

693015506170258001650820017501520

11880122302000

20350>35000

538010230

>40000>42000117504100

>390001800068202520

standarddeviation

135240850115300

1365

2440

1070980

2040/181545070

120250904050

300

300300300800300300110100180120250

2100

260300

250200

200200200


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63

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656565

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32

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2:162:062:062:061:410:122:061:590:201:56

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:a3:a3:a3:a3:a3

:al:al:a2:a2:a2:a2

region

ECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECLECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECEECE


>39000200

<2006730<200

>38000

200

260


58502501900

2875018260135809250313031306240623051205250

2677025750915536051972012340356034503295295512240986010370

>4000013500217055703490595084803980530

2245744080702290

1309010040012090120909080100110110

490/520 910/1040

215 145 460 205 160 140 135 130 180 140 150

4208011095105135105758512013080


W-895 65:10 N 150:20 WW-937 65:05 N 150:20 WW-1106 61:05 N 150:53 WW-1108 65:05 N 150:53 WW-llll 65:05 N 150:53 WW-1113 65:05 N 150:53 W

Southern region


A-2147A-2162A-2163A-2269A-2270B-4773B-4775Beta-5993Beta-5994Beta-5995Beta-5996Beta-5997Beta-5998DIC-2124DIC-2125Gx-5019Gx-5771Gx-6041Gx-6284Gx-6998Gx-6999Gx-7000Gx-70011-105321-105351-105361-106791-106981-111261-111301-111711-113771-113971-114971-114981-114991-116491-116501-11907

quad region

tn:a2 ECEtn:a2 ECEtn:a2 ECEtn:a2 EChtn:a2 ECEtn:a2 LCE

quad region

SOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUsousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousou

33

Date

>40000>40000

43604730740075601046037 4U525186041203b70353017208810388034603500352010140983010b5070607000

1350049100249004360060600

>40000995010260

6501225011450

790180

32803270320515952350350

>4000053401430019100<30066052930<100

standarddeviation

1001001201201501301158019016010090

1001001109090140140160120275100

1100/1000200700

4900/3000

70140150120

9090

11075

12580

300oOO900

115370


1-119491-119501-122121-122131-122151-122161-122171-122481-122491-122501-122741-122751-122761-122771-133521-133531-133541-133561-133571-133781-133791-133971-13398L-462Ql-1365gi-1366Ql-1369Ql-1370yl-1371W-4453W-5656W-5657WSU-1887Beta-5580Beta-5581Gx-44091-92771-117061-117171-117181-117671-120081-120271-12029L-101-a 61:13 N 1^L-101-b 61:20 N 1^L-117-a 61:23 N 1^L-163-g 60:42 N 1^UGa-949 61:50 N I/UGa-973 61:50 N 1'USGS-331

34

quad region

SOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUSOUsousousousousousousousuusousousousousousousousousousousousousousousou

an SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOUan SOU

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quad region

180 1825 1040 420

30401190

>32000>38000

5102800

>380003620

>40000<200<200<2003555

34000>38000

596078908290

>40000143001490011690137501860

139001435013690

2603900

>4500012210130013001300665089506650

131005060800010820

01050560

1039076503770

45 45 90

110 50

140

250180

250

2502000

250250250

350350300500250400200400250250

1208080801201501208085

300420

160200350330200

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SOU SOU SOU SOU SOUSOUSOUSOUsousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousousou

35

Date

68109510700725

0136055038070086017002265175317271140

43400>46000>49000>420005860017504610975

>35000>38UOO13280850

9400691087208000

31300113904960

> 380006960

176003500745078801630

>3800028300

>380009055

29450320001153524900244503200

standarddeviation

375475130130100150120120150150100112105105250240

1100100200160

400200300250300300

1000300300

290400300400400350

1000

160610

2735140325610195


1-8-AGSI-9-AGSLJ-938LJ-939LJ-942LJ-943LJ-944LJ-945LJGAP-32LJGAP-33LJGAP-34P-173P-174P-192W-1592GrN-4086GrN-4165GrN-4448GrN-4744GrN-47981-268W-297W-306W-377W-531W-583W-592W-714W-717W-806W-809W-843W-848W-967W-969W-985W-1134W-1155W-1163W-1164W-1165W-1337W-1343W-1424AU-94Beta-1819Beta-1820Beta-1821Beta-1822DIC-1819D1C-1860

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36

Date

2173031070105651004086903675

>370003630476059951905010690

0375

36551060083556900

120804670

2393038803035960

860079859340627034301145

1112049151141073701057513560346538205690123001100203035108400512037803500325

01200390

standarddeviation

390860225435330160

1502052751500250

4060

58019095

102595

9300555565

460105195110756085801108510011512011521012020040025020026580

20040

160160


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147:22149:45

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quad region

5120120104990245016301210

3000011511902402UO360

15800400

> 44000>250003800082009500

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9600581073109010

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112501175

109801785480700

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22035090807070

49012580707080

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303027801110014204300389070105250

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10900802019901850

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105076702250200200

487045303020767018301790433011520120301480085556675228039807190

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250

1-62341-63151-64141-64151-64641-64651-64661-64671-64891-64901-6490-cSI-1103W-1156W-1159W-1246W-1247W-1326W-1390W-1488W-1522Y-2301Y-2302Y-2303Y-2304Y-2305Y-2306Y-2307Y-2308Y-2389Y-2506Y-2507Y-2508W-1819W-1820AU-32AU-33AU-34AU-64B-649B-650Beta-1726DIC-315DIG-316Gx-2177Gx-5998Gx-6749Gx-6750Gx-6751Gx-67521-2671-646


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141:141:141:141:141:141:141:142:

142:135:

143:143:143:143:143:143:142:142:141:141:141:141:141:141:141:141:141:142:141:141:142:142:144:144:144:144:

145:145:

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2300 180 800 125

5080 130 1220 190 8810 200410017302855841071405700515057907010910011800105020955480416010150138020258155906043106435120

45602880<200972012803120<190<23046501950553051523011601685760

43506400700600660460

2390

27018525514016026060

11015080

75090

2253001752801252252654251503904517070

320150120

2501501401101201109080

140300250250250250200

laboratory

1-647 1-648 1-4231 1-4232 1-45671-45921-82041-82051-82061-82071-11864SI-2171SI-2171-b2T-303UCLA- 1858UCLA- 1859UCLA-1875-aUGa-519UGa-530UGa-531UGa-572UGa-914UGa-915UGa-927UGa-941UGa-950UGa-974USGS-174USGS-338USGS-339W-268W-975Gx-49511-121091-121101-12111L-137-qL-163-kGx-1969Gx-1970Gx-1971Gx-1972Gx-2025Gx-20261-12108LJGAP-28W-1202W-1205W-1259W-1261W-1404

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63:38 M 63:14 N

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145:53 W 145:29 W

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63:02 N63:02 N63:45 N63:02 N63:02 N63:01 N63:01 N63:03 N63:03 N63:02 N63:01 N63:01 N63:02 N63:01 N

44:30 W44:30 W44:30 W

46:04 W46:04 W44:15 W46:04 W46:04 W46:03 W46:03 W.46:03 W.46:03 W.40:04 W.46:03 W.46:03 W.46:04 W146:03 W

63:01 N 146:03 W63:02 N 146:04 W63:52 N 145:57 W63:01 N 146:03 W63:01 N k46:03 W63:22 N 145:40 W63:02 N 146:03 W63:38 N 145:53 W

64:01 N64:01 N64:01 N64:01 N64:01 N64:01 N

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144:45 W144:45 W144:45 W144:45 W144:45 W144:45 W

145:44 W146:19 WL46:18 WL46:20 WL46:20 W146:20 W

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reg

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7540 1260 2400 1270 8175

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1240011190

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290120260300120100200200250250120

15010010080175

200400300250370

300400250250450300

200200250

250300250350570190100

laboratory

W-1405W-1796W-1797Gx-2828Gx-4230Gx-4232Gx-5129Gx-59971-26171-11228Rl-739S-976S-1040S-1041USGS-655USGS-656W-49W-336W-360SI-28GSC-15761-2691-2701-2791-3031-3051-364W-53W-429W-487W-1075W-1161W-1162W-1169W-1207W-1209W-1210W-1212W-1377W-1379W-1524W-1526W-2567W-2444W-1657W-2171W-2173I-4-AGSUSGS-73USGS-126USGS-127


59:59:59:

63:63:t>3:63:63:

63:65:63:63:

62:62:61:61:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:62:

62:62:62:64:60:60:60:

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53043131

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152:152:152:152:152:

152:154:151:151:

150:150:138:141:143:143:141:141:141:143:143:143:143:143:143:143:142:142:141:141:141:143:143:143:143:

143:143:143:147:148:148:148:

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19270707

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43424154595959

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41

Date

649072602370930

3680230

2250136927061750175015601630231017051090113013151940274014751385

12900103702690531069707240329084010605230457012605780188016701530124U17703410

30700140

40203210520350

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9300

standarddeviation

22090

20020030020030010211870

13080707070

195120205907575

20030035070

1402101101306070

1401008010050508060

19080

2604565808080

20090

250


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reg

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42


11600620

842086401530

1634013820

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30670600950900

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2500480

90004200<200102502230

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9520>40000

270830500

2180

300200300280200140170

1501050240200300200

200160400200

250250

240

300

250

350

70160250250

W-540W-541W-602W-603W-838W-49371-130721-2711-2721-11380L-237-bL-237-bL-237-bL-368W-295W-307W-373W-378W-433W-568W-715W-766W-767W-830W-842W-844W-846W-854W-968W-977W-1089W-1157W-16541-13645Beta-3628W-559W-2167W-2598


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150:150:150:150:150:151:151:145:144:145:146:146:146:146:

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146:138:139:139:139:

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2040192055450756144023010710232017

5656553737

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120

110400250300100

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51:56 N 176:34 W ad51:56 N 176:34 W ad51:56 N 176:34 W ad51:56 N 176:34 W ad

quad region

SWE SWE SWE SWE SWE SWE SWE

43

Date

46104530458033005750415038904200935044804480935586051750650

2500>34000

17401290230

1330966080756700

1062584251005

3901235905925760680

15501440

15550115002350134018508910

>450001283012070

4555070126017702322

9002200

standarddeviation

16015090

200240200110140320160130300245100150300

60250

4060

615450330500350105

95105

50959095

150170

25095

100100110

1601407560

270180380370400


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reg

SWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWESWE

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100350310

1925670

21001360955156517501865

12420>31000

7600>33000>33UOO

6330>29000>30000

3450150

1900>30000

1965255530902955355

469016853610310014353470328077107895501569517901445880

48456780298026203520957017800

60

5095959595959590959595

400

100

150

20075

150

758085758595708510570656095907065656565

120250125160100160700

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56:56:57:57:57:57:

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47

Date

563057607630925014403430352049902680296029602960410

293038904710303031603540324032703000556031601390610

980033306650920064902550890

1890224521902U55100

17401950725

>38000850080903407292030184028805584808290

standarddeviation

150180270150759595120250320320320759012013090901208010090

100907090

160100130130120959095959595100250250250

25300520240230100160350240

laboratory

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latitude/longitude

56:35 N 1657:12 N 1;57:12 N 1157:12 N 1;55:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N It55:52 N It55:53 N It55:52 N It55:52 N It55:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N 1655:52 N It55:52 N 1655:52 N It55:52 N 1(55:52 N 1651:26 N i:51:32 N i;51:32 N i:51:26 N 1-51:32 N i;51:26 N i:51:26 N i;51:26 N i;

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quad

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reg

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laboratory

21731100410

13001004530615530670600375300

4190285

432085201980400200

2620265055201340

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25201100600333

62205503392946983263937

20281119280391393353298

2033506531303365318012760347088701200

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135857050

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45

Date

02301850775

312532501200975122511754803006801230850

4800557030902110305073607677910039003840189567017904240845775

1450107541005650291016803470146058304430345021404360390

339016902810453039723860

standarddeviation

8010095

20020017012013012590759015012017520020035025025035022013013014010513025010011013010016011510510011095

12011011010511512011011010011044090


USGS-521-2091-2101-5051-5171-5181-5191-5201-5211-5221-5231-5241-5251-5261-5271-5281-5291-11571-11581-11591-11601-16271-16281-16291-16301-16311-16321-16331-16341-16351-16361-16371-16381-16391-19401-19411-19421-19431-19441-19451-19461-19471-19481-31131-31141-31151-31161-37331-4161Y-930Y-931

61:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:

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latitude/longitude

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SEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEASEA

52

Date standard laboratory latitude/ quad regiondeviation longitude

4490 250 W-1828 ju SEA10880 340 W-1829 58:18 N 134:25 W ju SEA5730 350 W-1949 58:16 N 134:13 W ju SEA8380 400 W-2007 ju SEA3650 250 W-2029 58:16 N 134:24 W ju SEA5640 280 W-2030 58:16 N 134:24 W ju SEA6580 300 W-2031 58:16 N 134:24 W ju SEA2630 600 W-2032 58:16 N 134:24 W ju SEA8280 350 W-2258 58:23 N 134:37 W ju SEA9070 350 W-2260 58:21 N 134:28 W ju SEA10630 500 W-2263 58:23 N 134:37 W ju SEA2780 200 W-2377 58:26 N 134:33 W ju SEA2800 200 W-2379 58:26 N 134:33 W ju SEA2740 200 W-2380 58:18 N 134:27 W ju SEA7150 300 W-2384 58:21 N 134:32 W ju SEA9800 300 W-2392 58:19 N 134:36 W ju SEA9700 800 W-2393 58:17 N 134:26 W ju SEA10760 500 W-2394 58:18 N 134:27 W ju SEA9150 800 W-2395 58:18 N 134:27 W ju SEA11920 1000 W-2396 58:20 N 134:26 W ju SEA2U80 250 W-2719 58:16 N 134:31 W ju SEA<200 W-2720 58:18 N 134:24 W ju SEA

>39000 W-2721 58:25 N 134:37 W ju SEA10180 800 WSU-412 58:18 N 134:25 W ju SEA2300 445 WSU-421 58:18 N 134:25 W ju SEA2240 450 WSU-422 58:18 N 134:25 W ju SEA2790 130 Y-132-80 58:26 N 134:34e ju SEA190 50 Y-132-83 58:27 N 135:55 W ju SEA

1090 60 Y-132-84 58:26 N 134:34 W ju SEA0 Y-132-86 58:37 N 137:40 W ju SEA

3400 250 W-1955 58:14 N 134:49 W ju:a3 SEA10240 300 W-1826 58:23 N 134:37 W ju:b2 SEA10640 300 W-1827 58:23 N 134:37 W ju:b2 SEA7210 300 W-1832 58:21 N 134:38 W ju:b2 SEA9440 300 W-1835 58:21 N 134:31 W ju:b2 SEA12300 350 W-1839 58:22 N 134:40 W ju:b2 SEA

860 250 W-1947 58:23 N 134:35 W ju:b2 SEA<200 W-1953 58:18 N 134:14 W ju:b2 SEA12730 500 W-1830 58:22 N 134:41 W ju:b3 SEA12880 500 W-1831 58:22 N 134:41 W ju:b3 SEA1560 95 1-2301 58:53 N 135:53 W ju:d6 SEA1980 100 1-2394 58:53 N 135:47 W ju:d6 SEA

10940 155 1-2395 58:53 N 135:47 W ju:d6 SEA1700 100 1-2687 58:53 N 135:48 W ju:db SEA

10300 400 L-207-d ju:d6 SEA8420 130 SI-905 55:36 N 131:35 W Ice SEA7230 115 SI-906 55:36 N 131:35 W kc SEA575 80 SI-911 55:36 N 131:35 W kc SEA995 80 SI-912 55:36 N 131:35 W kc SEA1660 100 SI-913 55:36 N 131:35 W kc SEA3170 90 B-2183 mf SEA

53



quad region

298016305000178013504430124301435174015853401960123028701960175010301780300310

13960264018901220237012108140689027906335702570752175273547756335523542157075197518252175475519757025271527353655475039003650

808080605060

10045

10085

10090608065606065

10570

360180150180180200390350250220270250100160250220200200250150150100180200270120160100160100100

B-2184B-2185B-6776B-6777B-6778B-6779Beta-10647DIG-284DIG-285DIG-286DIG-287DIG-458DIG-459DIG-460DIG-461DIG-462DIG-554DIG-555DIG-556DIG-556Gx-460Gx-9895Gx-9896Gx-9897Gx-9912I-ll-AGSI-12-AGSI-13-AGSI-14-AGS1-58-11-58-201-58-41-58-91-59-15I-80-OSUI-81-OSUI-82-OSUI-83-OSUI-84-OSUI-85-OSUI-87-OSUI-88-OSUI-89-OSUI-90-OSUI-91-OSUI-121-OSU1-122-OSUI-123-OSUI-124-OSUI-125-OSUI-126-OSU

58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:

58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:59:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:58:

262325252325252022241720232357

5743433658585858585858585759533957580158565756565656

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

137136136136136136136136136136136136136136136

138137137137136136136136136136136136136136135136

; 10:44:54:58:50:50:49:30:17:37:35:30:46:46:02

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136:02136:00136:06136136136136136136136

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» 1 A

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54


140066503710

0600

625026001030153074608930180030409150109026201000016602620180021202340

464001800010400456009510219023902520

72000390

3250606019303580360081601320367048805670940

706071701540

01520760

40404680

90100110

130200160100130200250160150280100120220110120125115115

260

28010511090

160200200250250250300200200200250200250250-130

140130150160

I-162-OSU1-163-OSU1-164-OSU1-4381-4631-4641-4651-4661-4671-4691-5441-5451-5461-5471-5481-13021-13031-13041-13051-13141-16101-16121-16131-16141-16151-16161-16211-23021-3398OWU-489Ql-1613W-371W-405W-800W-2157W-3303W-3305W-3306W-3307W-3310W-3311W-3312W-3313W-3322W-3323Y-4Y-5Y-6Y-7Y-8Y-9


58585858

58

58

58585858

585858

58585858

585858585858

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N

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136

136

136136136136

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137137137136

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W

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55


705000

76063001885226543303290176585017103745

018408210901047309860717594101000510075143032353635124009970970012170169096015805760403043109180915056905320857024501010256099402880102501102070003U907620

240

1302001208080555010060100

25030030025075155707575708570

80030035040025025025070901401501501001003002505080350250350400210250300

Y-10Y-32Y-36Y-37Y-132-82Y-132-85Y-301Y-302Y-303Y-304Y-305Y-306Y-307Y-308W-1983W-2018W-2021W-2158SI-3776SI-3777SI-3778SI-4352SI-4354SI-3787SI-3788SI-3789W-1734W-1738W-2326W-2327W-2163W-2164W-2165Beta-6003Beta-6004Beta-60051-122181-122191-122341-12235W-1739W-1740USGS-1226USGS-1227W-2291W-2292W-2293W-2294Y-132-81W-2017W-2019

latitude/longitude

58:40 N 136

58:37 N 13758:57 N 13658:58 N 13658:56 N 13658:53 N 13658:53 N 13658:53 N 13658:53 N 13658:35 N 136

59:00 N 137

59:00 N 13656:45 N 13556:45 N 13556:45 N 13556:45 N 13556:45 N 13556:01 N 13256:01 N 13256:01 N 13256:47 N 13256:35 N 13256:29 N 13256:33 N 13256:36 N 13i56:36 N 13i56:36 N 13257:03 N 13.57:03 N 13.57:03 N 13.57:03 N 13.57:03 N 13-57:03 N 13!57:03 N 13,57:03 N 13,57:03 N 13,58:55 N 13158:55 N 1359:13 N 1359:27 N 1359:14 N 1359:17 N 1359:00 N 13

56

quad

21 W mfmfmfmf

;40 W mf;02 W mf:06 W mf:06 W mf:08 W mf:08 W mf:08 W mf:08 W mf:07 W mf

mf:30 W mf :c2

mf :d3mf :d3

:50 W mf :d3:10 W pa:10 W pa:10 W pa:10 W pa:10 W pa:50 W pe:50 W pe:50 W pe:54 W pe:32 W pe:22 W pe,:37 W pe:32 W pe:c2::32 W pe:c21:32 W pe:c21:45 W si>:45 W si>:45 W si>:45 W si>:45 W si>:45 W si>:45 W si>:21 W si>:21 W siJ:45 W sk3:45 W sk3:28 W sk3:19 W sk3:28 W sk3:28 W sk >:09 W sk

sk:a4sk:a6

region



930770

2225180

<2006180956063704700560136880

4910<2009320

8011030070

10022080

34075626585

350

Beta-3625Beta-3626Beta-3627Beta-3629Beta-3630Beta-3631Beta-3632Beta-3633Beta-36401-439P-178USGS-923USGS-924USGS-927W-2917


59:59:59:59:59:59:59:59:59:59:

59:59:59:59:

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1 Q

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27120724

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laboratory

Offshore

latitude/ longitude

quad region

13600 16700 17150 17950 19800 169001246021950269501405043904029124016951765107015551800359016540154501157031600

650 400 310 330 420 540190700

1000210210639095909095

170140200250130600

1-1377 1-3754 1-4080 1-4090 1-4949 1-49571-5894LJ-632LJ-633MI-159MI-160P-1050SI-2158SI-2159SI-2160SI-2161SI-2162USGS-192USGS-354USGS-356USGS-357USGS-358USGS-638

474767675771717171717063656763

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134134165165156149149149149149140165167167163

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57

Alaska - general

Date standarddeviation

4470 120>40000>37000

>285260013270 4024900 200

laboratory

1-182-GSC1-77101-92731-10655P-64Ql-1367Ql-1368

latitude/longitude

quad region

GEN GEN GENGEN GEN GEN GEN

Author citation Index

A - University of Arizona

Lab Reference

A-912-a Long and Muller, 1981 A-921-a Long and Muller, 1981; Pewe,

1975bA-921-b Long and Muller, 1981 A 022-a Long and Muller, 1981; Pewe,

1975bA-922-b Long and Muller, 1981 A-923-a Long and Muller, 1981; Pewe,

1975bA-923-b Long and Muller, 1981 A-924 Long and Muller, 1981; Pewe,

1975bA-2147 Ten Brink, 1983

2162 Ten Brink, 1983 V2163 Ten Brink, 1983 A-2269 Ten Brink, 1983 A-2270 Ten Brink, 1983 A-2144 Hoffecker, 1982 A-2168 Hoffecker, 1982

AU - University of Alaska

Lab Reference

AU-6 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-7 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-8 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-11 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-12 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-13 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-14 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-15 Hamilton and others, 1983;

Reeburgh and"Young, 1976 AD-16 Hamilton and others, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-17 Hamilton and others, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-19 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-20 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-22 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-23 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-24 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-25 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-26 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-27 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-28 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-32 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-33 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-34 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-36 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-37 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-38 Hamilton, n.d.; Reeburgh and

Young, 1976, AD-39 Hamilton, n.d.; Reeburgh and

Young, 1976

Lab Reference

AD-40 Hamilton, n.d.; Reeburgh andYoung, 1976

AU-40-c Hamilton, n.d.; Reeburgh/andYoung, 1976

AU-40-b Hamilton, n.d.; Reeburgh andYoung, 1976

AD-41 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-42 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-43 Reeburgh and Young,/1976 AD-44 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-45 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-46 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-47 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-48 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-50 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-52 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-53 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-64 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-66 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-68 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-69 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-70 Porter and others, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-71 Porter and others, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-72 Porter and others, 1983;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-79 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-80 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-81 Ager, 1982; Reeburgh and Young,

1976 AD-82 Ager, 1982; Reeburgh and Young,

1976AD-83 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-84 Ager, 1982; Reeburgh and Young,

1976AD-86 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-87 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-88 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AU-8S Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-90 Guthrie 1985; Hopkins and

others, 1976; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; Reeburgh andYoung, 1976

AD-91 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-92 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-93 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-94 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-100 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-101 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-102 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-104 Reet 'rgh and Young, 1976 AD-105 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-106 Reeburgh and Young, 1976 AD-108 Miller, 1976; Reeburgh and .

Young, 1976 AD-109 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Reeburgh and Young, 1976

Lab

AU-110 AU-111 AU-112

AU-113

AU-115 AU-470

Lab

B-265B-266B-267-aB-267-bB-280B-281B-649B-650B-835

B-836

B-2183 B-2184 B-2185 B-4773 B-4775 B-6776 B-6777 B-6778 B-6779

Reference

Reeburgh and Reeburgh and Kaufman and Reeburgh and Kaufman and Reeburgh and Hopkins and Hamilton and

Young, 1976Young, 1976

Hopkins, 1985;Young, 1976

Hopkins, 1985;Young, 1976

Robinson, 1979aBrubaker, 1983

Lab

Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta'

-1691-1692-1693-1694-1695-1696-1697-1726-1765-1766

Beta-1819

Beta-1820

Beta-1821

B - Bern, Switzerland

Reference

Gfeller and others, 1961Gfeller and others, 1961Gfeller and others, 1961Gfeller and others, 1961Gfeller and others, 1961Gfeller and others, 1961West, 1967West, 1967Clark, 1970, 1984a; Oeschgerand others, 1970Clark, 1970, 1984a; Oeschgerand others, 1970Mann and Ugolini, 1985Mann and Ugolini, 1985Mann and Ugolini, 1985Ten Brink, 1983Ten Brink, 1983Mann and Ugolini, 1985Mann and Ugolini, 1985Mann and Ugolini, 1985Mann and Ugclini, 1985

Beta - Beta Analytic, Inc.

Reference

Edwards and others, 1985 Edwards and others, 1985 Edwards and others, 1985 Edwards and others, 1985 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 Mobley, 1982 Brighman, 1981Brighman, 1981, 1985; Williams and Carter, 1984 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Thorson and others, 1981; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Thorson and others, 1981; Williams and Galloway, 1986

60

Li

Bi

BiBiBiBiB<B<B<B<B(B(B(B(BeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBeBe

b

ta-1822

ta-1823ta-1824ta-1825ta-1826ta-1827ta-2316ta-2645ta-2646ta-2840ta-2907ta-3213ta-3433ta-3434ta-3435ta-3436ta-3437ta-3625ta-3626ta-3627ta-3628ta-3629ta-3630ta-3631ta-3632ta-3633ta-3640ta-3692ta-4221ta-4222ta-4260ta-4558ta-4559ta-4560ta-4561ta-4971ta-4972ta-4973ta-4976ta-5383ta-5384ta-5577ta-5580ta-5581ta-5882ta-5883ta-5884ta-5885ta-5993ta-5994ta-5995La-5996^a-5997:a-5998:a-6003:a-6004;a-6005:a-6829

Reference

Hamilton and Thorson, 1983,;Thorson and others,81; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Thorson and Dixon, 1983Thorson and Dixon, 1983Thorson and Dixon, 1983Thorson and Dixon, 1983Thorson and Dixon, 1983Mann, 1986Reanier and Ugolihi, 1982Reanier and Ugolihi, 1982Reanier and Ugolihi, 1982Gal, 1982Gal, 1982Hamilton and Bruoaker, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Molnina, 1986Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Kline and Budtzen, 1986Kline and Budtzen, 1986Dixon, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Carter, 1983Carter, 1983Kline and Budtzen, 1986Reger and Updike, 1983Reger and Updike, 1983Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Edwards and others, 1985Riehle, 1985Riehle, 1985Riehle, 1985Riehle, 1985Riehle, 1985Riehle, 1985Riehle and Brew, 1984Riehle and Brew, 1984Riehle and Brew, 1984Dixon, 1985

Lab Reference Lab Reference

Beta-7075 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7301 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7302 Dixon, 1985 Geta-7304 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7306 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7686 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7692 Dixon, 1985 ?ota-7693 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7695 Dixon, 1985 Reta-7760 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 beta-7761 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Beta-7762 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Beta-7763 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Beta-7844 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7845 Dixon, 1985 Beta-7847 Dixon, 1985 .ta-9892 Dixon, 1985

Beta-9898 Dixon, 1985 Beta-10125 Dixon, 1985 Beta-10647 Mann, 1986 Beta-10785 Dixon, 1985 Beta-10791 Dixon, 1985 Beta-10794 Dixon, 1985 Beta-11174 Williams, 1986; Williams and

Galloway, 1986

BGS- - Brock University

Lab Reference

BGS-512 Brown and Kreig, 1983;Hamilton, 1979b

BGS-513 Brown and Kreig, 1983;Hamilton, 1979b

BGS-522 Calkin and Ell is, 1980 BGS-547 Calkin and Ell is, 1980 BGS-548 Calkin and £11 is, 1980 BGS-549 Ell is and Calkin, 1984 BGS-614 Calkin and Ell is, 1980 BGS-670 Ell is and others, 1981

Bins - Birmingham, England

Lab Reference

Birm-711 Derry, 1977; West, 1981

C - Chicago

C-260 Gal, 1982; Larsen, 1953, 1954C-266 Gal, 1982C-299 Arnold and Libby, 1951; Pewe,

1975b C-301 Hester, 1960; Libby, 1951,

1955; Pewe, 1975b C-409 Libby, 1955 C-505 Giddings, 1961; Libby, 1951,

1955C-506 Dumond, 1984; Libby, 1955 C-560 Libby, 1951, 1955

C-562 C-563 C-696 C-792

C-793

Lab

Dumond, 1984Libby, 1951, 1955Libby, 1955Anderson, 1970a; Dumond, 1984;Libby, 1954, 1955Anderson, 1970a; Dumond, 1984Libby, 1954, 1955

DIG - Oicarb Radioisotope Company

Reference

DIC-284 Derksen, 1976DIC-285 Derksen, 1976DIC-286 Derksen, 1976DIC-287 Derksen, 1976DIC-315 Ager, 1975DIC-316 Ager, 1975DIC-442 Brown and Kreig, 1983;

Hamilton, 1979b; Walker andothers, 1981

DIC-458 Derksen, 1976 DIC-459 Derksen, 1976 DIC-460 Derksen, 1976 DIC-461 Derksen, 1976 DIC-462 Derksen, 1976 DIC-464 Everett, 1979; Williams, 1983b DIC-465 Everett, 1979; Williams, 1983b DIC-554 Derksen, 1976 DIC-555 Derksen, 1976 DIC-556 Derksen, 1976 DIC-673 Walker and others, 1981 DIC-674 Walker and others, 1981 DIC-694 Everett, 1979; Williams, 1983b DIC-695 Everett, 1979; Williams, 1983b DIC-696 Everett, 1979; Williams, 1983b DIC-697 Everett, 1979; Williams, 1983b DIC-1236 Clark, 1984a DIC-1334 Guthrie, 1985 DIC-1570 Thorson and Dixon, 1983 DIC-1571 Thorson and Dixon, 1983 DtC-1573 Thorson and Dixon, 1983 D1C-1583 Gal, 1982 DIC-1584 Gal, 1982; Workman, 1981 DIC-1586 Gal, 1982; Workman, 1981 DIC-1589 Anderson, 1984; Gal, 1982;

Kunz, 1982; Workman, 1981 DIC-1819 Reger and Updike, 1983; Thorson

and others, 1981DIC-1855 Thorson and Dixon, 1983 DIC-1856 Thorson and Dixon, 1983 DIC-1859 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Thorson and others, 1981 DIC-1860 Thorson and others, 1981;

Williams and Galloway, 1986 DIC-1861 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Thorson and others, 1981;Williams and Galloway, 1986

61

Lab

Gale - Gakushuin University, Japan

Reference

GciK-2300 GeiK-2304

-3801 K-3802-3803

GcK-3804 GiK-4939

GelK Ge

GeiK

GaK-4940

Lab Reference L<ib

UiC-1862 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Thorson and others, 1981; Williams and Galloway, 1986

nir or| 19 ' Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 D!C-?020 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 DIC-2021 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 :\":-2022 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 nir.9023 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 DIC-2123 Guthrie, 1985 : >T f-2124 Guthrie, 1985

-2125 Guthrie, 1985 GeK-5414LIC-2186 Gal, 1982 GaK-5415DIC-2203 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 GaK-5416DIC-2204 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 GaK-5417DlC-2205 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982DIC-2206 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982"~ ~?07 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982L.^-^244 Dixon, 1985 LabDIC-2283 Dixon, 1985DIC-2286 Dixon, 1985 GifDIC-2418 Guthrie, 1985 GiDIC-2458 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 GiDIC-2459 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 GiDIC-2461 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 GifDIC-2463 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982DIC-2464 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982OTf-2465 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982DIC-2468 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982DJC-?469 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 LabDIC-2470 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982DIC-2568 Brighman, 1985 GrNDIC-2569 Brighman, 1985; Williams and

Carter, 1984DIC-3091 Guthrie, 1985 GrNDIC-3092 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3093 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3094 Guthrie, 19S5DIC-3095 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3096 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3097 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3098 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3099 Guthrie, 1985DIC-3100 Guthrie, 1985

if

GrN GrN

GaK-1884 Kigoshi and others, 1973 GaK-1885 Kigoshi and others, 1973 GaK-1886 Ager, 1972, Kigoshi and others, Lab

1973; Pewe, 1975b GaK-1887 Ager, 1972; Kigoshi and others, GS

1973; Pewe, 1975b G: v 2297 Gal, 1982; McGhee, 1971; GS

Stanford, 1976 GS GaK-2298 Gal, 1982; McGhee, 1971, 1982; GS

Stanford, 1976 GS GaK-2299 Gal, 1982; McGhee, 1971; GS

Stanford, 1976

62

Reference

McGhee, 1971Gal, 1982Clark, 1974, 1982, 1984aClark, 1974, 1979, 1982, 1984aClark, 1974, 1979, 1982, 1984aClark, 1974, 1979, 1982, 1984aMorlan and Cinq-Mars, 1982;West, 1981Alexander, 1974; Ga4 , 1982;Hamilton, 1979bOkada and others, 1976Okada and others, 1976Okada and others, 1976Okada and others, 1976

Gif - Git-Sur-Yvette, France

-3664 f-3665 f-3666 f-3667-3668-4044

Reference

Walker and Walker and Walker and Walker Walker Walker

and and and

others, 1981others, 1981others, 1981others, 1981others, 1981others, 1981

GrN - Groningen, The Netherlands

Reference

1-4086 Ferrians and others, 1983;Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Vogel and Waterbolk, 1972



-4744 Vogel and Waterbolk, 1972 1-4798 Ferrians and others, 1983;

Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Vogel and Waterbolk, 1972;Willaims and Galloway, 1986

GM-11139 Dijkmans and others, 1986 GH-11140 Dijkmans and others, 1986 GM-11141 Dijkmans and others, 1986

GSC - Geological Survey of Canada

Reference

:-712 Anderson, 1970a; Gal, 1982;Lowdon and others, 1969

:-769 Reger and Updike, 1983 :-883 Gal, 1982-884 Lowdon and others, 1969-1576 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983-2118 Lowdon and Blake, 1979; Naeser

and others, 1982

Lab Reference Lab

GSC-2130 Harington, 1980b; Lowdon and Gx-252Blake, 1979

GSC-3050 Harington, 1980, 1981; Yeend, Gx-2531983

Gx-254 Gx - Geochron Laboratories, Inc.

Lab Reference Gx-255

Gx-75 Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984 Gx-257







Gx-82 Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984 Ox-402



Gx-85 Carson, 1968 Gx-230 Brown, 1965; Hume, 1965; Gx-405

Williams and Carter, 1984 Gx-234 Carson, 1968; Williams and Gx-444

Carter, 1984Gx-235 Williams and Carter, 1984 Gx-445 Gx-236 Carson, 1968; Williams and

Carter, 1984 Gx-460 Gx-237 Carson, 1968; Williams and

Carter, 1984 Gx-1340 Gx-238 Carson, 1968; Williams and Gx-1341

Carter, 1984 Gx-239 Carson, 1968; Williams and Gx-1391





Carter, 1984 Gx-1944 Gx-249 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Gx-1969

Krueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe, Gx-19701975a; West, 1973, 1975 Gx-1971

Gx-250 Brown and Kreig, 1983; Gx-1972Harington, 1978; Krueger and Gx-2025Weeks, 1966; Pewe, 1965a, Gx-20261975a, 1975b Gx-2156

Gx-251 Guthrie, 1985; Krueger and Gx-2159Weeks, 1966; Pewe, 1975b

Reference

Krueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe,1975a, 1975bKrueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe,1975bKrueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe,1965c, 1975a, 1975b; Pew6 andReger 1983a, 19835Krueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe,1965c, 1975a, 1975b/; Pewd andReger 1983a, 1983bKrueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe,1975bBlackwell, 1965; Krueger andWeeks, 1966; Pewe, 1975bKrueger and Weeks, 1966; Pewe,1975bHume 1965; Williams and Carter,1984Hume 1965; Williams and Carter,1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984Carson, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984McKeinzie and Goldthwait, 1971;McKenzie, 1970Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975bBorden, 1979; Harington, 1978,1980bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bSchweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Anderson, 1970a, 1970bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975bAigner, 1978a, 1978bAger, 1972; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b;Reeburgh and Young, 1976

63

Lab Reference

Gx-2160 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2161 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975b Gx-2163 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2165 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2166 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2167 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2168 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2169 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2170 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 Gx-2171 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 uA-2173 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 ux-2174 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975a, 19755;

Ree5urgh and Young, 1976 Gx-2175 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975a, 19755;

Ree5urgh and Young, 1976 Gx-2176 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755 " -2177 Hamilton and Porter, 1975;

Porter and others, 1983; Ten Brink, 1983

Gx-2179 Hamilton and Porter, 1975; Porter and others, 1983; Ten Brink, 1983

Gx-2229 Laugh! in, 1975; Laugh! in andothers, 1975















Gx-2348 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 Gx-2349 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 Gx-2350 Black, 1976; Thorson and

Hamilton, 1986 Gx-2351 Black, 1976; Thorson and

Hamilton, 1986Gx-2352 Black, 1974; Heusser, 1973;

Thorson and Hamilton, 1986

64

G>

G> G> G> Gx

Gx

Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx Gx

Gx

-2353

-2555-2742-2743-2744

-2745

-2753-2754-2755-2756-2757-2758-2759-2760-2762-2763-2764-2788

-2789

iix -2790

Gx Gx Gx Gx

Gx

Gx Gx Gx

Gx

Gx Gx

Gx Gx

Gx

Gx-

Gx- Gx

Gx-

Gx-

Gx-

Gx-

-2794-2795-2798-2809

-2828

-3858 3858-b 4070

071

40724073

40744075

4076

4077

40784079

4080

4081

4082

4083

Reference

Black, 1974; Heusser, 1973;Thorson and Hamilton, 198*6Ager, 1972; Pewe, 19755,Black, 1974Black, 1974Detterman, 1986; Funk, 1973;Thorson and Hamilton, 1986Detterman, 1986; Funk, 1973;Thorson and Hamilton, 1986Black, 1974Black, 1974Black, 1974Black, 1974Aigner and others, 1976Aigner and others, 1976Aigner and others, 1976Aigner and others, 1976Black, 1974Black, 1974Black, 1974Detterman, 1986; Funk, 1973;Thorson and Hamilton, 1986Detterman, 1986; Funk, 1973;Thorson and Hamilton, 1986Detterman, 1986; Funk, 1973;Thorson and Hamilton, 1986Aigner and others, 1976Aigner and others, 1976Aigner, 1978a, 19785Laugh!in, 1975; Laugh!in andothers, 1975Holmes, 1973, 1982; Turner andHolmes, 1978Black, 1976"Black, 1976Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 19795Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979bCook, 1977; Hamilton, 1979b,Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979bGal, 1982Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 19795;Kunz, 1977Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 19795;Kunz, 1977Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 1979b;Kunz, 1977Hamilton, 1979b; Kunz, 1977Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 1979b;Kunz, 1977Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 1979b;Kunz, 1977Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 19795;Kunz, 1977Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979bCook, 1977; Hamilton, 1979b

Lab Refe ence

Ox-4084 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b

Qy-4085 , Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b

Gx-4036 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 19795

ux-4087 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b; Wilson, 1978

r «-A088 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b

UA-4U89 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b; Wilson, 1978

Gx-4090 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b; Wilson, 1978

Cx "rCCl Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b

.:2 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b

Gx-4093 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b

Gx-4094 Cook, 1977; Hamilton, 1979b Gx-4104 Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 1979b;

Kunz, 1977Gx-4230 Ager, 1976, 1982 Gx-4232 West, 1981 Gx-4248 Gal, 1982 C^-4249 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;

Hamilton, 1979b Gx-425C Gal, 1982; Hamilton, 1979b;

Kunz, 1977 Gx-4252 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;

Hamilton, 1979b Gx-4253 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;









Hamilton, 1979bGx-4262 Cook, 1977; Hamilton, 1979b Gx-4263 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;

Hamilton, 1979bGx-4264 Cook, 1977; Hamilton, 1979b G.A-4265 Cook, 1977; Gal, 1982;

Hamilton, 1979bGx-4284 Hamilton, 1979b; Kunz, 1977 Gx-4342 Hamilton and Porter, 1975;

Porter and others, 1983

Lab Reference

Gx-4343 Hamilton and Porter, 19755. Porter and others, 1983 '

Gx-4344 Hamilton and Porter, 1975;Porter and others, 1983

Gx-4409 Clark, 1984a Gx-4951 Dixon, 1985; Pewe and Reger,

1983bGx-5019 Reger and Updike, 1983 Gx-5039 . Clark, 1984a; Workman, 1980 Gx-5108 Brown and Kreig, 1983 Gx-5113 Brown and Kreig, 1983 Gx-5114 Brown and Kreig, 1983 Gx-5129 Holmes, 1982 Gx-5131 Bowers, 1978a, 1978b, 1980;

Workman, 1980 Gx-5132 Bowers, 1978a, 1978b, 1980;

Workman, 1980Gx-5546 Everett, 1979 Gx-5547 Everett, 1979 Gx-5630 Workman, 1980 Gx-5654 Thorson and others, 1980 Gx-5655 Workman, 1980; Thorson and

others, 1980 ^x-5656 Workman, 1980; Thorson and

others, 1980Gx-5657 Thorson and others, 1980 Gx-5658 Thorson and others, 1980 Gx-5771 Riehle and others, 1981 Gx-5997 Holmes, 1982 Gx-5998 Bacon and Holmes, 1980; West,

1981 Gx-6009 Bacon and Holmes, 1980; West,

1981Gx-6041 Reger and Updike, 1983 Gx-6111 Parrish, 1980 Gx-6281 Hoffecker, 1982 Gx-6284 Ten Brink, 1983 Gx-6469 Walker and others, 1981 Gx-6749 Workman, 1980 Gx-6750 Guthrie, 1985; Workman, 1980 Gx-6751 West, 1981; Workman, 1980 Gx-6752 Guthrie, 1985; Workman, 1960 Gx-6998 Riehle and others, 1981 Gx-6999 Riehle and others,1981 Gx-7000 Riehle and others, 1981 Gx-7001 Riehle and others, 1981 Gx-7075 Bacon and Holmes 1980; West,

1981Gx-7363 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 Gx-7377 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 Gx-8058 Williams and Galloway, 1986 Gx-8130 Black, 1983 Gx-8131 Black, 1983 Gx-8386 Brown and Kreig, 1983 Gx-8387 Brown and Kreig, 1983 Gx-8633 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 Gx-8634 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 Gx-8635 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 Gx-8636 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982 Gx-8637 Gal, 1982; Gerlach, 1982

66

Lab

Gx-8904 Gx-8905 Gx-9306 Gx-9392 Gx-9393 Gx-9394 Gx-9598 Gx-9599 Gx-9600 Gx-9832 Gx-9895 Gx-9896 Gx-9897 Gx-9912

Lab

Hv-1320 Hv-1328

Lab

I(AGS)-1 I(AGS)-2 I(AGS)-3

I(AGS)-4

I(AGS)-5

I(AGS)-6 I(AGS)-7 I(AGS)-8 I(AGS)-9

I(AGS)-10

I(AGS)-12 I(AGS)-13 I(AGS)-14

1-58-11-58-41-58-91-58-201-59-15I(OSU)-80

I(OSU)-81 I(OSU)-82

Reference

Brown and Kreig, 1983 Brown and Kreig, 1983 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Wilson and Elias, 1986 Mann and Ugolini, 1985 Mann and Ugolini, 1985 Mann and Ugolini, 1985 Mann and Ugolini, 1985

Hv - Hannover, West Germany

Reference

Guthrie, 1968Harington, 1978; Matthews,1968, 1970; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b

I - Teledyne Isotopes

Reference

Heusser, 1959; Karlstrom, 1964Heusser, 1959; Karlstrom, 1964Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Heusser, 1959; Karlstrom, 1964Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Heusser, 1959; Karlstrom, 1964Ackerman and others, 1979;Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Heusser, 1959; 1965; Molnina,1986Heusser, 1959Heusser, 1959Heusser, 1959Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Heusser, 1959Ackerman and others, 1979;Heusser, 1959, 1965; Molnina,1986; Plafker and others, 1982Heusser, 1959Heusser, 1959Heusser, 1959; Mann, 1986Derksen, 1974; Heusser, 1959,1960; Mann and Ugolini, 1985Haselton, 1966Haselton, 1966Haselton, 1966Haselton, 1966Haselton, 1966Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenzie,1970; Wat!ton and others, 1961Watlton and others, 1961Goldthwait, 1966a; Watlton andothers, 1961

66

Lab Reference

I(OSU)-83 Watlton and others, 1961 . I(OSU)-84 Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenrie,

1970; McKenzie and Goldthwait,1971; Watlton and others, 1970

I(OSU)-85 McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie andGoldthwait, 1971; Watlton andothers, 1961

I(OSU)-86 Watlton and others, 1961 I(OSU)-87 Watlton and others^1961 I(OSU)-88 McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie and

Goldthwait, 1971; Watlton andothers, 1961

I(OSU)-89 Goldthwait, 1966a; Walton andothers, 1961

I(OSU)-90 Watlton and others, 1961 I(OSU)-91 Goldthwait, 1966a; Walton and

others, 1961I(OSU)-121 Watlton and others, 1961 I(OSU)-122 Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenzie and

Goldthwait, 1971; Watlton andothers, 1961

I(OSU)-123 Goldthwait, 1966a; Watlton andothers, 1961

T (OSU)-124 Goldthwait, 1966a; Watlton andothers, 1961

I(OSU)-125 Watlton and others, 1961 I(OSU)-126 Goldthwait, 1966a; Watlton and

others, 1961 I(OSU)-162 Goldthwait, 1966a; Watlton and

others, 1961I(OSU)-163 Watlton and others, 1961 I(OSU)-164 Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenzie,

1970; McKenzie and Goldthwait,1971; Watlton and others, 1970

1-173 Turner and others, 1961 I(SSC)-182 Watlton and others, 1961 1-206 Hamilton, 1980a; Trautman,

1963;1-207 Trautman, 1963 1-209 Dumond, 1962, 1984; Trautman,

1964 1-210 Dumond, 1962, 1965; Trautman,

19641-267 Trautman, 1963 1-268 Trautman, 1963 1-269 Trautman, 1963 1-270 Trautman, 1963 I-;271 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Trautman, 1963; Williams andGalloway, 1986

I-;>72 Trautman, 1963 I-;>74 Fernald, 1965b; Trautman and

Willis, 1966 I-;>75 Fernald, 1962, 1965a, 1965b;

Foster, 1981; Pewe, 1975b I-;>76 Fernald, 1962, 1965a, 1965b;

Pewe, 1975b; Williams andGalloway, 1986; Lerbekmo andothers, 1975

I-;>77 Fernald, 1965b

Lab Reference Lab

1-278 Fernald, 1965b; Trautman and 1-523Willis. 1966

1-279 Fernald, 1965b; Trautman and 1-524Will is, 1966

1-302 Fernald, 1965a, 1965b; Hopkins, 1-5251982; Trautman and Will is,1966; 1-526

J-303 Fernald, 1965b; Trautman and 1-527Willis, 1966 1-528

T-305 Fernald, 1965a, 1965b; Trautmanand Willis, 1966 1-529

1-364 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; 1-544Trautman, 1963

I{UA)-387 Brown, 1965; Trautman and 1-545Walton, 1962; Williams andCarter, 1984 1-546

'UA}-388 Brown, 1965; Trautman andWalton, 1962; Williams and 1-547Carter, 1984

I(UA)-389 Brown, 1965; Trautman and 1-548Walton, 1962; Williams andCarter, 1984 1-588

1-415 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Stuiver and others, 1963;Trautman, 1963 T-646

1-437 Trautman and Willis, 1966 1-438 Trautman, 1963 1-439 Trautman and Will is, 1966 1-440 Trautman and Will is, 1966 1-441 Pewe, 1975b 1-647 1-462 Pew£ and others, 1965; Porter,

1967 Trautman and Will is, 1966 1-463 Goldthwait and others, 1963;

Mann and Ugolini, 1985 1-648 1-464 Goldthwait and others, 1963;

Mann and Ugojini, 1985 1-699 1-465 Goldthwait and others, 1963;




Mann and Ugolini, 1985 1-843 I-477-b Hamilton, 1982 1-922 1-493 Dumond, 1964; Turner, 1974;

Turner and others, 1974 1-505 Trautman, 1964; Clark, 1977, 1-993

1984a 1-1004 1-506 Heusser, 1963; Trautman and

Willis, 1966 1-1006 1-507 Trautman, 19641-508 Trautman, 1964 1-1046 1-517 Dumond, 1984; Trautman, 1964 1-518 Dumond, 1984; Trautman, 1964 1-519 Trautman, 1964 1-1136 1-520 Trautman, 1964 1-1157 1-521 Oumond, 1969; Trautman, 1964 1-522 Trautman, 1964 1-1158

Reference

Buckley and Willis, 1970;Dumond, 1984Clark, 1984a; Dumond, 1464,1984; Trautman, 1964Clark, 1984a; Dumond, 1964,1984; Trautman, 1964Dumond, 1965; Trautman, 1964Trautman, 1964Heusser, 1963; Trautman andWillis, 1966Trautman and Willis, 1966Goldthwait and others, 1963;Mann and Ugolini, 1985Goldthwait and others, 1963;Mann and Ugolini, 1985Goldthwait and others, 1963;Mann and Ugolini, 1985Goldthwait and others, 1963;Mann and Ugolini, 1985Goldthwait and others, 1963;Mann and Ugolini, 1985Colinvaux 1964b, 1967; Kaufmanand Hopkins, 1985; Stuiver andothers, 1963; Trautman, 1963Ager and Sims, 1981a; Dixon,1985; Pewe, 1965a, 65b, 1975a,1975b; Pewe, and Reger, 1983b;Reger and others, 1964;Trautman, 1963Pewe, 1965b, 1975a, 1975b; Pew£and others, 1965; Pew6 andReger, 1983b; Reger and others,1964; Trautman, 1963Pew£ and Reger, 1983b;Trautman, 1963Brown, 1965; Williams andCarter, 1984Brown, 1965: Williams andCarter, 1984Brown, 1965; Williams andCarter, 1984Dumond, 1980; Laugh!in, 1975;Laugh!in and others, 1975Rusnak and others, 1964Brown, 1965; Trautman andWill is, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984Trautman and Willis, 1966Brown, 1965; Rickert andTedrow, 1967Hopkins and others, 1981;Tedrow and Walton, 1964Dumond, 1980; Laughlin, 1975;Laugh!in and others, 1975;West, 1967Parrish, 1980Buckley and Will is, 1970;Dumond, 1984Buckley and Will is, 1970;Dumond, 1965, 1969

67

Lab Reference

:-1159 Buckley and Willis, 1970;Dumond, 1984

1-1160 Buckley and Will is, 1970 1-1171 - Brown, 1965; Trautman and

Willis, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984

I-1182 Brown, 1965; Trautman andWillis, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984

.-1183 Brown, 1965; Trautman andWillis, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984

1-1202 Brown, 1965; Trautroan andWillis, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984

i-1302 Goldthwait, 1966a T -iT>3 Ackerman and others, 1979;

Buckley and Will is, 1969;Goldthwait, 1966a, 19656;Haselton, 1966; McKenzie, 1970;McKenzie and Goldthwait, 1971

1-1304 Golthwait, 1966a 1-1305 McKenzie, 1970 1-1314 McKenzie and Goldthwait, 1971 1-1369 Buckley and others, 1968; Pewe,

1975b 1-1370 Buckley and others, 1968; Pewe,

197561-1377 McManus and Creager, 1984 i-1384 Brown, 1965; Carter and

Robinson, 1981; Trautman andWillis, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984

1-1394 Brown, 1965; Trautman andWillis, 1966; Williams andCarter, 1984

1-1440 Sainsbury and others, 1965 1-1507 Buckley and -others, 1968;

Dumond, 1968; Okada and Okada,1974; Okada and others, 1976;Workman, 1966

1-1508 Buckley and others, 1968; Okadaand others, 1976. Workman, 1966

1-1544 Brown, 1965; Buckley andothers, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984

1-1545 Brown, 1965; Buckley andothers, 1968; Williams andCarter, 1984

1-1580 Okada and Okada, 1974 1-1604 Buckley and others, 1968;

Williams and Carter, 1984 1-1610 Goldthwait, 1966a; Haselton,

1966; McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie and Goldthwait, 1971

1-1612 Goldthwait, 1966a 1-1613 Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenzie,

1970 1-1614 McKenzie, 1970

68

Lab

I-

I-

I- I- I- I-I-

I- I-I- I-I-I-I-

1616

1621 1627 1628 1629

1630

1631 1632

1633 1634

1635

1636

1637

I-

I-

1615

1638

1639

1808I-

I-I-I-I-I- I-

I-

I-

I-I-i-:

i-:i-j

1841

1842

1843

L868

1869

1935 1940

941

942

943

944

945

946

947

Reference

Ackerman and others, 1979;Buckley and Willis, 1969;Goldthwait, 1966a, 19656;Haselton, 1966; McKenzie, 1970;McKenzie and Goldthwait, 1971Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenzie,1970Mann, 1986; Swanston, 1969Buckley and Willis, 1970Buckley and Will is,,1970Buckley and U111 is/1970;Dumond, 1984Buckley and Will is, 1970;Dumond, 1984Buckley and Willis, 1970Buckley and Willis, 1970;Dumond, 1984Buckley and Willis, 1970Buckley and Willis, 1970;Dumond, 1984Buckley and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1984a; Dumond, 1984Buckley and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984aBuckley and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984aBuckley and Will is, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984aBuckley and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984a; Dumond,1968Dumond, 1968Buckley and others, 1968; Pewe,1975bBuckley and others, 1968; Pewe,1975bBuckley and others, 1968; Pewe,1975bBuckley and others, 1968;Williams and Carter, 1984Buckley and others, 1968;Williams and Carter, 1984Parrish, 1980Buckley and Will is, 1970;Clark, 1984aBuckley and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984a; Dumond,1968Buckley and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984aBuckley and Willis, 1970; Clark, 1977, 1984a Buckley and Will is, 1970; Clark, 1977, 1984a Buckley and Willis, 1970; Clark, 1977, 1984a Buckley and Will is, 1970; Dumond, 1984Buckley and Will is, 1970; Dumond, 1984

Lab Reference

1-1948 Buckley and Ullis, 1970;Durnond, 1984

1-1949 Buckley and others, 1968;Williams and Carter, 1984

1-2048 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-2049 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-2050 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-2116 Guthrie, 1968; Matthews, 1968,

1970; Pewe, 1975a, 19755 1-2118 Buckley and others, 1968; Pewe,

19755; Sellmann, 1967 1-2119 Buckley and others, 1968; Pewe,



19755; Sellmann, 1967 1-2123 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-2196 Pewe, 19755; Sellmann, 1967 1-2197 Pewe, 19755; Sellmann, 1967 1-2240 Guthrrie, 1968; Hopkins and

others, 1981; Matthews, 1970;Pewe, 19755

1-2248 Matthews, 1970; Pewe, 19755 1-2300 McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie and

Goldthwait, 1971 1-2301 McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie and

Goldthwait, 1971 1-2302 McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie and

Goldthwait, 1971 1-2359 Brown, 1965; Williams and

Carter, 1984 1-2394 Buckley and Will is, 1969;

McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie andGoldthwait, 1971

1-2395 Ager, 1983; Buckley and Will is,1969; McKenzie, 1970; McKenzieand Goldthwa-it, 1971

1-2396 Ager, 1983; Buckley and Will is,1969

1-2600 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-2601 Williams and Carter, 19S4 1-2602 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-2617 Buckley and Will is, 1969;

Campbell, 1968; Holmes, 1973;West, 1978

1-2687 Buckley and Will is, 1969;McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie andGoldthwait, 1971

1-3006 Brown and others, 1967, 1969;Pewe, 19755; West, 1981

1-3007 Brown and others, 1967, 1969;Pewe, 19755; West, 1981



La 5 Reference

1-3083 Brown and others, 1967, 1969;Hopkins and others, 1981; Pewe,19755

1-3113 Buckley and Will is, 1970 1-3114 Buckley and Will is, 1970 1-3115 Buckley and Will is, 1970;

Dumond, 1968, 19841-3116 Buckley and Will is, 1970 1-3131 Buckley and Will is, 1969;

Dumond, 1984; Nowak. 1970 1-3132 Buckley and Willis/1969;

Dumond, 19841-3144 Dumond, 1984 1-3150 Buckley and Will is, 1969;


1-3151 Buckley and Willis, 1969;McKenzie, 1970; McKenzie andGoldthwait, 1971

1-3176 Buckley and Willis, 1969;Clark, 1984a; Dumond, 1984

1-3222 Gal, 1982, Schlesier, 1971 1-3223 Gal, 1982; Schlesier, 1971 1-3244 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-3398 Buckley and Willis, 1969;


1-3624 Brown and others19755

1-3625 Brown and othersand others, 1981West, 1981

1-3626 Brown and others19755

1-3627 Brown and others, 1969; Pewe,19755

1-3628 Brighman, 1935; Williams andCarter, 1984

1-3733 Buckley and Will is, 1970;Clark, 1977, 1984a

1-3754 McManus and Creager, 1984 1-3879 Brown and others, 1969; Pewe,

19755 1-3902 Gard, 1980; Thorson and

Hamilton, 19861-3903 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 1-3904 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 1-3905 Gard, 1980; Thorson and

Hamilton, 19861-3906 Thorson and Hamilton, 1986 1-4001 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-4002 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-4003 Williams and Carter, 1984 1-4080 McManus and Creager, 1-4090 McManus and Creager, 1-4099

1969; Pewe,

1969; HopkinsPewe, 19755;

1969; Pewe,

19841984

Giterman and others, 1982; Guthrie and Matthews, 1971; Harington, 1978; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Matthews, 1974

69

Lab

1-4161

1-4231 1-4232 1-4354 1-4355 1-4356 T -44S5 1-4486

1-4487

1-4488

1-4493 1-4494 T -4567 1-4588 1-4592 1-4735 1-4736 1-4737 1-4738 1-4739 1-4740 1-4774 1-4775

1-4776 1-4777 1-4778 1-4779 1-4780

1-4781

1-4949 1-4957 1-5303 1-5304 1-5376 1-5377 1-5378 1-5379 1-5380 1-5508 1-5710 1-5806 I-58Q7 1-5894 1-5981 1-5982 1-5983 1-6074

Reference

Buck.ey and Willis, 1970;Clark, 1984aMcGhee, 1971McGhee, 1971Dumond, 1984Dumond, 1984Dumond, 1984Buckley, 1973; McGhee, 1971Buckley, 1973; Dumond, 1984;McGhee, 1971; Nowak, 1982Buckley, 1973; Dumond, 1984;McGhee, 1971Buckley, 1973; McGhee, 1971;Nowak, 1982Pewe, 1975b; Sellmann, 1972Pewe, 19755; Sellmann, 1972McGhee, 1971Pewe, 1975b; Sellmann, 1972McGhee, 1971

Lab

Arch.Res.Inc. Arch.Res.Inc. Arch.Res.Inc.

197019701970

Arch.Res.Inc. 1970Arch.Res.Inc. 1970Arch.Res.Inc. 1970Matthews, 1974a; Pewe, 1975bHopkins and others, 1981;Matthews, 1974a; Pewe, 1975bSchweger, 1982Hamilton, 1982; Schweger, 1982Schweger, 1982Hamilton, 1982; Schweger, 1982Giterman and others, 1982;Guthrie and Matthews, 1971;Harington, 1978; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; Matthews, 1974;West, 1981Giterman and others, 1982;Guthrie and Matthews, 1971;Harrington, 1978; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; Matthews, 1974;West, 1981McManus and Creager, 1984McManus and Creagsr, 1984Dumond, 1984; Nowak, 1982Buckley, 1973; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Nowak, 1982West, 1975,Nowak, 1982Nowak, 1982McManus and Creager, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984Williams and Carter, 1984

I-I-I-I-I-

I-I-I-I-I-I-I-

I-I-I-I-

I-I-I-I-lI-'I-lI-!I-lI-li-;i-;i-;i-"1-5l-lI-l1-51-71-71-71-71-71-71-71-7

1-8-a-8-a-8-8

6075608560916092

6094

609662296230

6231623262346304

53155393

5394

5395

541454155464

54655466

5467

548954905490-cf054ross056'057'058'700

701702703704705706707708709710

064065066067068070

Reference

Williams and Carter, 1984 Bockstoce, 1979; Dumond, 1984 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton, 1974; Hamilton and Thorson, 1983 Denton and Karlen, 1977; Lerbekmo and others, 1975 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977; Lerbekmo and others1, 1975 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Ackerman 1973; Ackerman and others, 1979; Buckley, 1973; Dumond, 1980; West, 1981 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Ackerman, 1973; Ackerman and others, 1979Ackerman, 1973; Ackerman and others, 1979Ackerman, 1973; Ackerman and others, 1979; Borden, 1979; Dumond, 1980 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977; Lerbekmo and others, 1975 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977; Lerbekmo and others, 1975 Denton and Karlen, 1977; Lerbermo and others, 1975 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Denton and Karlen, 1977 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Hamilton and Hopkins, 1982; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985, 1986 Ager, 1975 Ager, 1975Ager, 1975; West, 1981 Ager, 1975; West, 1981 Ager, 1975; West, 1981 Ager, 1975; West, 1981

70

I-9?63 1-8264 I 3239 T-»??0 1-8291

: ::321-C2S3 1-8582

1-3271

i-9275 1-9277 1-9316 1-9317 1-9318 1-9319 1-9320 1-9321 1-3322 1-9342 T-9371 1-9372 1-9373 1-9420 1-9421 1-9422 1-9998 1-10254

1-10256 1-10258 1-10272 1-10273

1-10274 1-10277 1-10328

1-10329

1-10330

1-10331

1-10332

Lab Reference L ab

1-8204 Ager, 1975 1-10368 I-S205 Ager, 19751-8206 Ager, 1975

Ager. f 1975Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 1-10369Thorson and Hamilton, 1977Weber and others, 1981Weber and others, 1981Hamilton and Bischoff, 1984; 1-10370Weber and others, 1981Weber and others, 1981Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 1-10371Bonnichsen, 1979; Harington,1978, 1980b; Morlan and Cinq-Mars, 1982 1-10372Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1976, 1985Guthrie, 1976, 1985 1-10373Guthrie, 1976, 1985 1-10468Guthrie, 1976Guthrie, 1985 1-10469Guthrie, 1976 1-10470Guthrie, 1976, 1985 1-10471Guthrie, 1976, 1985Guthrie, 1976, 1985 1-10501Guthrie, 1976, 1985Guthrie, 1976 1-10503Guthrie, 1985 1-10504Guthrie, 1976, 1985 1-10505Guthrie, 1976 1-10506Guthrie, 1976Guthrie, 1976 1-10507Guthrie, 1976Guthrie, 1976, 1985 1-10508Harington, 1980b 1-10509Hamilton, 1982; Porter and 1-10510others, 1983 1-10519Hamilton, 1979b 1-10520Hamilton, 1982 1-10526Williams, 1983a 1-10532Williams, 1983b; Williams and 1-10535Yeend, 1979; Yeend, 1983 1-10536Hopkins and others, 1981 1-10537Hamilton, 1980b 1-10538Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981; 1-10539Hopkins and Robinson, 1979; 1-10540Williams, I983a 1-10541Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981; 1-10542Hopkins and Robinson, 1979; 1-10567Williams, 1983aBuckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981; 1-10568Hopkins and Robinson, 1979; 1-10570Williams, 1983a 1-10571Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981; 1-10573Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Williams, 1983a 1-10596Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981; 1-10597Hopkins and Robinson, 1979; 1-10598Hopkins and others, 1982; 1-10599Williams, 1983a

Reference

Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981.Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982;Williams, 1983aBuckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981;Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982;Rawlinson, 1983Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981;Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981;Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982Buckley and Valdes-Pages, 1981;Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982Hamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979b; Porter andothers, 1983Hamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porterand others, 1983Brown and Kreig, 1983;Hamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bBrown and Kreig, 1983;Hamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1982; Porter andothers, 1983Hamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bHamilton, 1979bTan Brink, 1983Ten Brink, 1983Ten Brink, 1983Carter and Galloway, 1979Carter and Galloway, 1979Carter and Galloway, 1979Carter and Galloway, 1979Carter and Galloway, 1979Carter and Galloway, 1979Hamilton, 1979b; Porter andothers, 1983Hamilton, 1979aHamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porterand others, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1980b

7T

Lab Reference

1-10600 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Po> terand others, 1983

1-10601 Hamilton, 1980b 1-10602 Hamilton, 1980b 1-10603 Hamilton, 1980b 1-10620 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-10622 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 1-10637 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-10638 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-10639 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-10640 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-10642 Hopkins and others, 1980;

Rawlinson, 1983 1-10643 Hopkins and others, 1980;

Rawlinson, 1983 1-10655 Davis and others, 1981; Gal,

1982; Irving, 1962 1-10657 Davis and others, 1981; Gal,

1982 1-10667 Davis and others, 1981; Gal,



19821-10679 Ten Brink, 1983 1-10686 Davis and others, 1981; Gal,


1982-10698 Ten Brink, 1983-10714 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porter

and others, 1983-10715 Hamilton, 1979b-10783 Hamilton, 1980a-10784 Hamilton, 1980a-10785 Williams, 1983b-10787 Williams, 1983b; Ycend, 1983

1-10814 Carter, 1983 1-10816 Brown and Kreig, 1983;

Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porterand others, 1983

1-10830 Hamilton, 19805 1-10925 Hamilton, 1980a 1-10926 Hamilton, 1980a 1-10927 Hamilton, 1980a 1-10928 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 1-10929 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 1-10999 Hamilton, 1980b 1-11008 Hamilton, 1980b 1-11009 Hamilton, 1980b 1-11010 Hamilton, 1980a; Porter and

others, 19831-11011 Hamilton, 1980a 1-11012 Hamilton, 1980a 1-11052 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-11054 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-11055 Hopkins and others, 1982 1-11073 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Nelson, 1982

Lab

1-11074

I-

I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-

I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-

11123 11124 11125 11126111301113111143111451114611154111711122711228

1123811239112401124111373

1137711380113971140011450114681149611497114981149911508115101157111649116501167211673116751167611706

11717

11718

11767

11785118641190711914119491195012008

12027

Reference

Carter and Gallowey, 1984;Hopkins, 1982Williams, 1983bWiilliams, 19835Williams, 1983aWilliams and Galloway, 1986Williams and Galloway, 1986Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985, 1986Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985, 1986Yeend, 1984Yeend, 1983Yeend, 1984Ten Brink, 1983Hoffecker, 1982Porter and others, 1983; TenBrink, 1983Hamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1980bHamilton, 1980aHamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hopkins and others, 1982;Williams, 1983aWilliams and Galloway, 1986Hamilton and Thorson, 1983Williams and Galloway, 1986Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Williams, 1983bWilliams and Galloway, 1986Williams and Galloway, 1986Williams and Galloway, 1986Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Brown and Kreig, 1983Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Williams and Galloway, 1986Williams and Galloway, 1986Williams and Carter, 1984Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Carter, 1983Hopkins and others, 1982Bartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984bBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aWeber, 1986Pewe and Reger, 1983bWilliams and Galloway, 1986Williams and Carter, 1984Reger and Updike, 1983Reger and Updike, 1983Bartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984a

72

Lab Reference l_a b

1-12029 Reger and ITxlike, 1983; Schmoll 1-13397 and Yehle, 1983 1-13398

1-12108 Pew6 and Reger, 1983b 1-13645 T-12109 Pew6 and Reger, 19836 1-13989 1-12110 Pew6 and Reger, 19836 1-13990 1-12111 Pew* and Reger, 19836 1-13991 1-12127 Black, 1983 1-14019 1-12128 Black, 1983 1-12129 Black, 1983 1-12130 Black, 1983 1-12131 Black, 1983 1-12132 Black, 1983 1-12161 Reger, 1982 1-12166 Reger, 19821-12167 Reger, 1982 ISGS-2961-12168 Reger, 1982 . ISGS-312T -!2177 Carter, 1983i-12193 Hopkins and others, 19821-12194 Hopkins and others, 19821-12212 Riehle, 1985 Lab1-12213 Riehle, 19851-12215 Riehle, 1985 IVIC-1511-12216 Riehle, 19851-12217 Riehle, 19851-12218 Riehle and Brew, 19841-12219 Riehle and Brew, 1984 tab1-12234 Riehle and Brew, 19841-12235 Riehle and Brew, 1984 K-1081-12248 Riehle, 19851-12249 Riehle, 1985 K-109-a1-12250 Riehle, 1985 K-109-61-12274 Riehle, 1985 K-1471-12275 Riehle, 19851-12276 Riehle, 1985 K-5321-12277 Riehle, 19851-12874 Brigham, 1985 £.5371-12875 Brigham, 19851-12923 Brigham, 1985 K-7241-12924 Brigham, 19851-12925 Brigham, 1985 K-7251-12926 Brigham, 19851-12948 Brigham, 1985 K-8161-12949 Brigham, 1985 K-8171-12950 Brigham, 1985 K-8321-12951 Brigham, 1985 K-8351-12952 Brigham, 1985 K-8361-12979 Brigham, 1985 K-8371-12981 Brigham, 1985 K-8501-13046 Williams and Galloway, 1986 K-8511-13056 Detterman, 1986 K-9791-13057 Detterman, 19861-13058 Detterman, 1986 K-9801-13072 Schmoll and Yehle, 19861-13352 Riehle, 19851-13353 Riehle, 1985 K-9821-13354 Riehle, 19851-13356 Riehle, 1985 K-9831-13357 Riehle, 19851-13378 Riehle, 19851-13379 Riehle, 1985

Reference

Riehle, 1985 Riehle, 1985Williams and Galloway, 1986 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 Williams, 1986; Williams and Galloway, 1986

1-14096 Williams and Galloway, 1986

ISGS - IIHorn's State Geological Survey

Lab Reference

Liu and Coleman, 1981 Liu and Coleman, 1981

IVIC - Caracas, Venezuela

Reference

Tamers, 1966; Pewe, 1975b

K - Copenhagen, Denmark

Reference

Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1960Larsen, 1982; Tauber, 1960Tauber, 1960Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1960Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1962Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1962Gal, 1982; Larsen, 1968;Tauber, 1964Gal, 1982, Larsen, 1968;Tauber, 1964Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Tauber, 1968Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1968Anderson, 1970a, 1984; Dumond,1980; Kaufman and Hopkins,1985; Tauber, 1968; West, 1981Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1968Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1968

73

Lab Reference

K-l?10 Anderson, 1984; Dumond, 1980; Guthrie, 1985; Harington, 1978; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Larson, 1968; Morlan and Cinq- Mars, 1982; Tauber, 1968

K-1Z89 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Tauber, 1968

1290 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Tauber, 1968

:291 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Tauber, 1968

K-1327 Anderson, 1984; Dumond, 1980;Harington, 1978, 1980b; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Larson, 1968; Morlan and Cinq-Mars, 1982; Tauber, 1973

33 Anderson, 1970b, 1984; Dumond, 1980; Haynes, 1982; Tauber, 1973; West, 1981

K-3542 Larsen, 1982

L - Lament, Columbia University

Reference

Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1951Reference

Lab

L-101-a

Lab

L-101-b

L-106-b L-106-c L-112-d L-112-e L-112-f L-112-g L-112-h L-117-a

L-117-b

L-117-c

L-117-d

L-117-e L-117-f

L-117-g

L-117-h

L-117-i

Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1951Kulp and others, 1952Kulp and others, 1951Kulp and others, 1952Kulp and others, 1952Kulp and others, 1952Kulp and others, 1951Kulp and oth'ers, 1952Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1952Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1952Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Kulpand others, 1952; McCulloch,1967; McCulloch and Hopkins,1966Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Kulpand others, 1952; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966Kulp and others, 1952; Pewe,1975bKulp and others, 1952; Pewe,1975a, 1975bKulp and others, 1952; Pewe,1975b

74

Li

L-

L«

L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L- L- L- L- L-

L-

L-

L-

L-

L- L- L- L-

L-

L-

L-

ib

117-j

117-k

117-1

117-n

117-m

117-0

127

137-c

137-d

137-e

137-f

137-g

137-h 137-i 137-j 137-k 137-1

137-n

137-p

137-q

137-s

137-t 137-u 137-w 137-x

157-a

157-b

158-a

Reference

Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1951Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1952; Reger and Updike,1983Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1952; 01 son andBroecker, 1959; Reger andUpdike 1983Karlstrom, 1964; Kulp andothers, 1952Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964Karlstrom, 1964; 01 son andBroecker, 1959Brown and Kreig, 1983; Hester,1960; Kulp and others, 1952;Pew6, 1975a, 1975bHamilton and Thorson, 1983;Reger and Updike, 1983Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966Hester, 1960; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; McCulloch, 1967;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966Broecker and others, 1956Broecker and others, 1956Broecker and others, 1956Karlstrom, 1964Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964Hester, 1960; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; McCulloch, 1967;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966Broecker and others, 1956;Pewe, 1975bBroecker and otners, 1956;Pew£, 1975a, 1975b; Pew6 andothers, 1965; Pew6 and Reger,1983bBroecker and others, 1956;Hopkins and others, 1981; Pewe,1975a, 1975bKarlstrom, 1964Karlstrom, 1964Karlstrom, 1964Broecker and others, 1956;Pewe, 1975a, 1975bBroecker and others, 1956;Pewe, 1975a, 1975bBroecker and others, 1956;Hester, 1960; Pewe, 1975b;Broecker and others, 1956;Pewe, 1975b

Lab Reference

L-158-5 Broecker and others, 1956;Pewe, 19755

L-163-a Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;01 son and Broecker, 1958; 01 sonand Broecker, 1959, Reger andUpdike 1983

L-163-5 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983

L-163-d Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983

L-163-e Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983

L-163-f Karlstrom, 1964 L-163-g Karlstrom, 1964; Reger and

Updike, 1983 L-163-h Broecker and others, 1956;

Pewe, 1975bL-163-i Pewe, 1975b L-163-j Broecker and others, 1956;

Pewe, 1975a, 1975b L-163-k Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Pewe and

others, 1965; Pew6 and Reger,1983b

L-207-d Heusser 1953, 1960; McKenzie,1970

L-237-a Broecker and others, 1956,Williams, 1959

L-237-b 01 son and Broecker, 1959 L-237-c Fernald, 1964 L-237-d Fernald, 1964 L-237-e Fernald, 1964 L-237-f Karlstrom, 1964 L-237-g Karlstrom, 1964 L-277-b Broecker and others, 1956;

Detterman and others, 1958 L-277-c Broecker and others, 1956 L-277-d Broecker and others, 1956 L-297-a 01 son and Broecker, 1959 L-297-b 01 son and Broecker, 1959 L-297-d Ackerman and others, 1979;

Broecker and Kulp, 1957;Heusser, 1965

L-297-e 01 son and Broecker, 1959 L-297-g Olson and Broecker, 1959 L-301 Olson and Broecker, 1959 L-368 Olson and Broecker, 1958, 1959;

Williams and Ferrians, 1961;Williams and Galloway, 1986

L-400-a Brown, 1965; Drew and Tedrow,1957; Olson and Broecker, 1958,1959; O'Sullivan, 1961;Williams and Carter, 1984

L-400-b Brown, 1965; Olson andBroecker, 1959; O'Sullivan,1961; Williams and Carter, 1984

L-400-c Olson and Broecker, 1958, 1959 L-434 Karlstrom, 1964; Olson and

Broecker, 1959

Lab Reference

L-462 Pewe and Reger, 1983b L-511-a Olson and Broecker, 1961 L-511-b Olson and Broecker, 1961 L-567 Brown, 1965; Olson and

Broecker, 1961; Williams and Carter, 1984

L-601 Farrand, 1961; Guthrie, 1985; Harington, 1978; McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966; Olson and Broecker, 1961; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b

L-1375 Harington, 1978

LJ - La Jolla, University of San Diego

Lab

LJ-631 LJ-632 LJ-633 LJ-938

LJ-939

LJ-942 LJ-943

LJ-944 LJ-945

LJGAP-28

LJGAP-32

LJGAP-33

LJGAP-34

Lab

M-12 M-37 M-38

M-91 M-92

M-93 M-94

M-676 M-677 M-678 M-681 M-682 M-689

N -

Reference

Hubbs and Hubbs and Hubbs and Hubbs and Reimnitz, Hubbs and Reimnitz, Hubbs and Hubbs and Reimnitz, Hubbs and Hubbs and Reimnitz, Hubbs and 1966Hubbs and 1966Hubbs and 1966Hubbs and 1966

others, 1965others, 1965others, 1965others, 1965;1966others, 1965;1966others, 1965others, 1965;1966others, 1965others, 1965;1966Bien, 1967; Reimnitz,

Bien, 1967; Reimnitz,



University of Michigan

Reference

Crane, 1956Crane, 1956; Pewe, 1975bCrane, 1956; Guthrie, 1985;Hester, 1960; Pewe, 1975a,1975b; West, 1981Crane, 1956Crane, 1956; Crane and Griffin,1959Crane, 1956Crane, 1956; Crane and Griffin,1959Crane and Griffin, 1959Crane and Griffin, 1959Crane and Griffin, 1959Crane and Griffin, 1959Crane and Griffin, 1959Crane and Griffin, 1961

75

Reference

Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Oumond, 1965, 1968 Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin, Crane and Griffin,

1959 1959 1959 1964;

, 1969, 1984 1964 1964 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1972

Ml - University of Miami

Reference

Rusnak and others, 1964 Rusnak and others, 1964

N - Riken, Tokoyo, Japan

Reference

Lab

M-690 M-692 M-693 M-1260-a

M-1260-bM-1260-cM-1886M-1921M-1922« 1923M-1924M-1925K-1926M-1975

Lab

MI-159 MI-160

Lab

N-3235 N-3236 N-3237 N-3238 N-3239 N-3240 N-3241 N-3242 N-3243 N-3244 N-3245 N-3246

OWU - Ohio Wesleyan University

Lab Reference

OWU-489 Ogden and Hay, 1973; Mickelson, 1973

P - University of Pennsylvania

Lab Reference

P-13 Dumond, 1965, 1969, 1984;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961

P-18 Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961



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Okada Oka da Okada Okada Okada Okada Okada Okada Okada Okada Okada Okada

and and and and and and and and and and and and

others, others, others, others, others, others, others, others, others, others , others, others,

1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979

Lab

P-55

P-55-a P-63

P-6465

67

68

69

70

71

73

P-

P-

P-

P-

P-

P-

P-73-a P-80

P-83

P-84

P-85

P-88

P-92

P-93

P-94

P-95

P-96

P-97

P-38

P-L02

Reference

Gal, 1982; Giddings, 1957;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Gal, 1982; Irwin, 1964Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Oumnod, 1969; Gal, 1982;Giddings, 1961; Rainey andRalph, 1959; Ralph andAckerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Brown, 1965; Ford, 1959; Gal,1982; Rainey and Ralph, 1959;Ralph and Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman-, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Brown, 1965; Rainey and Ralph,1959; Ralph and Ackerman, 1961Dumond, 1969; Giddings, 1961;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Dumond, 1969; Rainey and Ralph,1959; Ralph and Ackerman, 1961Dumond, 1969; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; Rainey andRalph, 1959; Ralph andAckerman, 1961Brown, 1965; Dumond, 1968;Ford, 1959; Gal, 1982; Raineyand Ralph, 1959; Ralph andAckerman, 1961Gal, 1982; Rainey and Ralph,1959; Ralph and Ackerman, 1961Anderson, 1970a; Dumond, 1984";Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961

L3b

P-103

K-105

P-110

P-138

P-139

P-173

n 174

P-175

P-178 P-192

P-203

P-225

P-325

P-400P-401P-402P-403P-404P-405P-591-aP-592

P-593-a P-594-a P-595-a P-595-a P-597-a

Reference

Anderson, 1970a; Dumond, 1984;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Acker man, 1961Dumond, 1984; Giddings, 1961;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Anderson, 1970a; Dumond, 1984;Giddings, 1961; Rainey andRalph, 1959; Ralph andAckerman, 1961Dumond, 1984; Giddings, 1961;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Clark, 1984a; Laguna andothers, 1964; Rainey and Ralph,1959; Ralph and Ackerman, 1961;Workman, 1977; Workman andothers, 1980Clark, 1984 a; Dumond, 1964;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961; Workman,1977; Workman and others, 1980Laguna and others, 1974;Workman, 1977Clark, 1984a; Laguna andothers, 1974; Rainey and Ralph,1959; Ralph and Ackerman, 1961;Workman, 1977Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Laguna and others, 1978Clark, 1984a; Laguna andothers, 1978; Rainey and Ralph,1959; Ralph -and Ackerman, 1961;Workman, 1977Dumond, 1969; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; Rainey andRalph, 1959; Ralph andAckerman, 1961Rainey and Ralph, 1959; Ralphand Ackerman, 1961Giddings, 1961; Ralph andAckerman, 1961Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966Lawn, 1975Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Stuckenrath and others, 1966Lawn, 1975Lawn, 1975Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966Stuckenrath and others, 1966

P-598

P-599-a

P-611

P-612P-613P-615-aP-616p-617P-618P-619P-621P-623-aP-624P-626p-627P-629

P-766 P-981

P-982

P-984-a

P-985

P-987 P-988 P-998 P-999 P-1026

P-1027P-1030-aP-1031P-1032P-1034

P-1036

P-1038 P-1039

P-1041

P-1042

P-1043

P-1044

P-1045

P-1047

P-1048

Reference

Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Stuckenrath and others, 1366 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Turner and others, 1974 Hopkins and others, 1981; Lawn, 1975Hopkins and others, 1981; Lawn, 1975Anderson, 1970a, 1970b; Lawn, 1975; West, 1981 Anderson, 1970a, 19705; Lawn, 1975Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 Lawn, 1975Hopkins and others, 1981; Lawn, 1975Lawn, 1975 Lawn, 1975 Lawn, 1975 Lawn, 1975Clark, 1982, 1984a; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Clark, 1982, 1984a Dumon, 1963; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Clark, 1984a; Stuckenrath and others, 1966Clark, 1984a; Stuckenrath and others, 1966Clark, 1970, 1984a; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Clark, 1970, 1984a; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Clark, 1984a; Stuckenrath and others, 1966 Clark, 1984a:

1966Stuckenrath and

Stuckenrath andothersClark, 1984a;others, 1966Clark, 1984a; Stuckenrath andothers, 1966

77

Lab Reference

P-1049 Clark, 1984a; Stuckenrath andothers, 1966

P-1050 Clark, 1984a; Stuckenrath andothers, 1966

P-1057 Clark, 1970, 1984a; Stuckenrathand others, 1966

P-1064 Lawn, 1975 P-1065 Lawn, 1975 P-1066 Lawn, 1975 P-1067 Lawn, 1975 P-1068 Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 P-1069-a Lawn, 1975 P-1070 Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 P-1071 Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 P-1072 Lawn, 1975 P-1073 Lawn, 1975 P-1074 Lawn, 1975; Hopkins and others,

1981 P-1075 Lawn, 1975; Hopkins and others,

1981 P-1076 Anderson, 1970a, 1970b; Lawn,

1975 P-1087 Aigner, 1978; Turner and

others, 1974 P-1093 Lawn, 1975 P-1094 Lawn, 1975 P-1102 Dumond, 1980; Laughlin, 1975;

Laugh!in and others, 1975 P-1103 Dumond, 1980; Laugh!in, 1975;

Laughlin and others, 1975 P-1104 Dumond, 1980; Laughlin, 1975;

Laughlin and others, 1975 P-1105 Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin and

others, 1975P-1106 Dumond, 1980 P-1107 Dumond, 1980; Laughlin, 1975;

Laughlin and" others, 1975 P-1108 Dumond, 1980; Laughlin, 1975;

Laughlin and others, 1975 P-1109 Anderson, 1970a; Lawn, 1975 P-lllO Lawn, 1975 P-llll Lawn, 1975 P-llll-a Anderson, 1970a, 1970b; Lawn,

1975P-1112 Lawn, 1975 P-1235 Alexander, 1969; Gal, 1982 P-1236 Alexander, 1969; Gal, 1982 P-1530 Dumond, 1984; Lawn, 1973;

McGhee, 1971P-1531 Dumond, 1984; Lawn, 1973 P-1532 Dumond, 1984; Lawn, 1973 P-1633 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Lawn, 1971P-1771 Lawn, 1973 P-1772 Dumond, 1984; Lawn, 1973 P-1801 Anderson, 1970a P-1809 Fishman and others, 1977;

Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 P-1832 Lawn, 1974 P-1833 Lawn, 1974

78

Li

P-

P-

P-

P-

P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-P-

La

PPPP

PP

P

PP

tb

1834

1835

1836

1837

1927 2056 20572058

2090 2143 2143-a21442145

b

C-2C-3C-4C-5

C-6C-ll

C-12

C-13C-14

Lab

Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql

Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql Ql

Ql -

-660-661-666-667-668-669-670-672-673-675-1178

-1213-1348-1365-1366-1367-1368

Reference

Holmes, 1973; Lawn, 1974; West,1981Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin andothers, 1975; Lawn, 1974Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin andothers, 1975; Lawn, 1974Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin andothers, 1975; Lawn, 1974Hopkins and others tf 1981Gal, 1982; Lawn, 1975Gal, 1982; Lawn, 1975Gal, 1982; Lawn, 1975Lawn, 1975Gal, 1982; Lawn, 1975Lawn, 1975Gal, 1982; Lawn, 1975Gal, 1982; Lawn, 1975

PIC - Packard

Reference

Kowalski, 1965; Pewe, 1975b Kowalski, 1965; Pewe, 1975b Kowalski, 1965; Pewe, 1975b Hopkins and others, 1981; Kowalski, 1965; Pewe, 1975b Kowalski, 1965; Pewe, 1975b Kowalski and Shrodt, 1966; Pewe, 1975bKowalski and Shrodt, 1966; Pewe, 1975bKowalski and Shrodt, 1966 Kowalski and-Shrodt, 1966; Pewe, 1975b

Quaternary Isotope LaboratoryUniversity of Washington

Reference

Guthric, 1935Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Guthrie, 1985Morlan and Cinq-Mars, 1982;Porter, 1986Porter, 1986Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ten Brink, 1983Ten Brink, 1983Hamilton, 1982; Ten Brink, 1983Hamilton, 1982; Porter andothers, 1983; Ten Brink, 1983

Lab Reference

Ql-1369 Ten Brink, 1983Q1-1370 Ten Brink, 1983Ql-1371 Ten Brink, 1983Ql-1379 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1380 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1381 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983QI-1382 Hamilton and Brubaker, 198321-1383 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1384 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1432 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983gl-1480 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1487 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1519 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1520 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1521 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1522 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983:i-1523 Hamilton and Brubaker, 198301-1524 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Q1-1526 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1527 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1528 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983Ql-1613 Mann, 1986Ql-1725 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985

R1 - Radiocarbon Ltd.

Lab Reference

Rl-402 Guthrie, 1985; Tucek, 1977 Rl-739 Holmes, 1982

S - University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Lab Reference

S-417 Rutherford and others, 1973 S-418 Rutherford and others, 1973 S-419 Rutherford and others, 1973 S-655 Clark, 1973; Holmes, 1982;

Rutherford and others, 1975 S-656 Clark, 1973, 1984b; Holmes,

1982; Rutherford and others,1975

S-657 Clark, 1973, 1984b; Holmes,1982; Rutherford and others,1975

S-658 Clark, 1973; Holmes, 1982;Rutherford and others, 1975

S-920 Rutherford and others, 1979 S-921 Rutherford and others, 1981 S-975 Rutherford and others, 1981 S-976 Clark, 1984b; Rutherford and

others, 1979 S-1040 Clark, 1984a; Reger, 1977;

Rutherford and others, 1981 S-1041 Clark, 1984a; Reger, 1977;

Rutherford and others, 1981 S-1042 Clark, 1984a; Rutherford and

others, 1981; Workman, 1977;Workman and others, 1980

Lab Reference

S-1043 Clark, 1984a; Rutherford andothers, 1979; Workman, 1977;Workman and others, 198p

S-1054 Clark, 1984a; Rutherford andothers, 1981; Workman, 1977;Workman and others, 1980

S-1055 Rutherford and others, 1981;Workman, 1977



S-1418 Clark, 1982, 1984a; Rutherfordand others, 1981

S-1419 Clark, 1982, 1984a; Rutherfordand others, 1981

SHELL

Lab Reference

SHELL-6713-a Gal, 1982; Humphrey, 1970

SI - Smithsonian Institution

Lab Reference

SI-28 Long, 1965SI-114 Anderson, 1984; Campbell, 1961;

Clark, 1972; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1980a; Long, 1965;Shinkwin, 1964; West, 1981

SI-122 Holmes and others, 1968;Krinsley, 1965; Long, 1965

SI-123 Krinsley, 1965; Long, 1965 SI-290 Guthrie, 1985; Mielke and Long,

1969; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; West,1981

SI-29i Guthrie, 1985;Harington, 1978;Mielke and Long, 1969; Pewe,1975a, 1975b

SI-292 Guthrie, 1985; Harington, 1978;Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; West, 1981

SI-355 Guthrie, 1985; Harington, 1978,1980b; Mielke and Long, 1969;Pewe, 1975a, 1975b

SI-356 Mielke and Long, 1969; Pewe,1975b

SI-453 Guthrie, 1985; Hopkins andothers, 1981; Pewe, 1975a,1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke,1970; West, 1981

SI-454 Guthrie, 1985; Harington, 1978;Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1970

79

Lab

SI-455

CT *re

Ci-737

..-'38

SI-739

SI-837

SI-838

SI-839

SI-840

SI-841

SI-842

SI-843

SI-844

SI-845

SI-850

SI-851

SI-852

SI-903 SI-905 SI-906 SI-911 SI-912

Reference

Harington, 1978; Pewe, 1975a, 19755; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1970Harington, 1980b; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1970; West, 1981 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975b; Reeburgh and Young, 1976; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973; West, 1981Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975b; Reeburgh and Young, 1976; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Ager, 1972; Pewe, 1975b; Reeburgh and Young, 1976; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Gal, 1982; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973; West, 1981Bonnichsen, 1979; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973; West, 1981 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Bonnichsen, 1979; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973; West, 1981 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath'and Mielke, 1973 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; P£we, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973 Bonnichsen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Harington, 1978; Pewe, 1975a, 1975b; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973Bonnichesen, 1979; Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973; West, 1981 Guthrie, 1985; Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973

Lab

Stuckenrath Stuckenrath Stuckenrath Stuckenrath

and and and and

Mielke, Mielke, Mielke, Mielke,

Stuckenrath and Mielke,

19731973197319731973

SISI SISI

SI

SI

SI

-918

-919

-920

SI

SI

SI SI

-921

-965

-966-967

SI

SI

SI

SI

-968

972-a

-973-a

-974

SI

SISI

SI SI SI SI SI

SI

SI

SI SI SI SI SI

SI

80

-913-914-915-916

-917

-975

1046-1103

1425 1426142714281544

1560

1561

18491850185118521853

1854

Reference

Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1'973Stuckenrath and Mielke 1973McCartney, 1974; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973McCartney, 1974; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973McCartney, 1974; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973McCartney, 1974; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973McCartney, 1974; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973McCartney, 1974; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973;Turner and Turner, 1974Turner and Turner, 1974Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973;Turner, 1982; Turner andTurner, 1974Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973;Turner and Turner, 1974Dixon, 1975; Gal, 1982;Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973Dixon, 1975; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973Brown and Kreig, 1983; Dixon,1975; 1976; Dumond, 1980; Gal,1982; Hamilton, 1979b;Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973;West, 1981Dixon, 1975; Gal, 1982;Hamilton, 1979b; Stuckenrathand Mielke, 1973Dumond, 1980Denton and Karlen, 1977;Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Stuckenrath and Mielke, 1973Hamilton, n.d.Hamilton, n.d.Dixon, 1976; Hamilton, 1979bDixon, 1976; Hamilton, 1979bPowers and Hamilton, 1978;Thorson and Hamilton, 1977Hamilton and Porter, 1975;Hamilton, n.d.Dixon, 1976; Dumond, 1980;Guthrie, 1985; Haynes, 1982;Irving, 1974; Powers andHamilton, 1978, Thorson andHamilton, 1977; West, 1981Dumond and others, 1976Dumond and others, 1976Dumond and others, 1976Dumond and others, 1976Dumond, 1984; Dumond andothers, 1976Dumond and others, 1976

Lab Reference Lab Reference

SI-1855 Oumond and others, 1976 SI-1856 Dumond, 1984; Dumond and

others, 1976 SI-1857 Dumond, 1984; Dumond and

others, 1976SI-1858 Dumond and others, 1976 SI-1859 Dumond, 1984; Dumond and

others, 1976 SI-1860 Dumond, 1984; Dumond and

others, 1976 SI-1875 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porter

and others, 1983; Schweger,1982

SI-1876 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porterand others, 1983; Schweger,1982


SI-1878 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Hamiltonand Porter, 1975

SI-1879 Hamilton, 1980b; Schweger, 1982 SI-1880 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porter

and others, 1983; Schweger,1982


SI-1882 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982;Hamilton and Porter, 1975;Porter and others, 1983;Schweger, 1982

SI-1933-a Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1933-b Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1934 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1935-a Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1935-b Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1935-c Thorson and'Hamilton, 1977 SI-1936 Powers and Hamilton, 1978;

Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1937 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1938 Powers and Hamilton, 1978;

Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1939 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1940 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1941 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-1955 Detterman, 1986; Dumond, 1980,

1984; Dumond and others, 1976;Irving, 1976; West, 1981

SI-1956 Detterman, 1986; Dumond, 1980,1984; Dumond and others, 1976;Irving, 1976; West, 1981

SI-1957 Dumond, 1980, 1984; Dumond andothers, 1976; Irving, 1976

SI-1998 Dumond, 1984; Dumond andothers, 1976; Henn, 1977;Irving, 1976; West, 1981

SI-2072 Dumond, 1984; Dumond andothers, 1976

SI-2073 Dumond and others, 1976

SI-2074 SI-2075

SI-2076

SI-2078

SI-2079 SI-2082

SI-2086SI-2089SI-2090SI-2091SI-2092SI-2093SI-2094SI-2095SI-2096SI-2097SI-2098SI-2101SI-2102SI-2103SI-2104SI-2105SI-2106SI-2107SI-2108SI-2109SI-2111SI-2112SI-2113SI-2115SI-2158SI-2159SI-2160SI-2161SI-2162SI-2169SI-2170SI-2171SI-2171-blSI-2171-b2SI-2172SI-2173SI-2174SI-2175

SI-2176

SI-2177

SI-2178

SI-2179

SI-2180

Dumond and others, 1976 Dumond, 1984; Dumond and others, 1976Dumond and others, 1976*, Henn, 1977Dumond and others, 1976; Henn, 1977Dumond and others, 1976 Ackerman and others, 1979; Mann, 1986Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Ackerman and others, 1979 Thorson and .Hamilton, 1977 Gal 1982; Stanford

Stanford,Stanford,Stanford

Gal Gal Gal Gal

19761976197619761976

1982198219821982; Stanford

Irving, 1976 Irving, 1976 Irving, 1976Schweger, 1981; West, 1975 Schweger, 1981; West, 1975 Irving, 1976 Irving, 1976 Irving, 1976Irving, 1976; Laugh!in, 1975; Laugh!in and others, 1975 Irving, 1976; Laugh!in, 1975; Laughlin and others, 1975 Irving, 1976; Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin and others, 1975 Irving, 1976; Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin and others, 1975 Irving, 1976; Laughlin, 1975; Laughlin and others, 1975 Irving, 1976; Laughlin, 1975-, Laughlin and others, 1975

81

Lab Reference

SI-2181 Irving, 1976; Laughlin, 1975;Laughlin and others, 1975

SI-2182 Irving, 1976 SI-2183 Irving, 1976 SI-2328 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977;

West, 1981 SI-2329 Dumond, 1980; Powers and

Hamilton, 1978; Thorson andHamilton, 1977

s1-2331 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 M-2332 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 i>I-2333 Thorson and Hamilton, 1977 SI-2382 Bryan, 1978; Dumond, 1980; Gal,

1982; Hamilton, 1979b; Haynes,1978, 1982; Norland, 1977;Morlan and Cinq-Mars, 1982

"-2492 Detterman, 1986; Dumond, 1980,1984; Dumond and others, 1976;Henn, 1977; West, 1981

SI-2493 Dumond and others, 1976 SI-2494 Dumond, 1984; Dumond and

others, 1976; Henn, 1977; West,1981

SI-2551 Dumond and others, 1976; Henn,1977


SI-2640 Dumond, 1984; Dumond andothers, 1976; Henn, 1977; West,1981

SI-2641 Detterman, 1986; Dumond, 1980,1984; Dumond and others, 1976;Henn, 1977; West, 1981


SI-2643 Dumond, 1984; Dumond andothers, 1976; Henn, 1977; West,1981






SI-2880 Dumond, 1980; Haynes, 1982;Powers and Hamilton, 1978;Thorson and Hamilton, 1977

SI-3776 Dumond, 1980; West, 1981;Workman, 1980

SI-3777 Workman, 1980 SI-3778 Dumond, 1980; West, 1981;

Workman, 1980SI-3787 Workman, 1980 SI-3788 Workman, 1980 SI-3789 Workman, 1980 SI-4233 Ager, 1983

82

ib

1-42341-4352[-43541-4499[-45001-4501

ib

4-9154-9164-9174-9184-919-a4-919-b4-9204-9214-9224-9234-9244-9254-926

SMU

ib

1U-6204U-6214U-640

ib

t-1631

t-1632

t-1633

t-1721

ib

303

Reference

Ager, 1983West, 1981West, 1981Ager, 1983Ager, 1983Ager, 1983

SM - Mobil Oil Corporation

Reference

Gal, 1982Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982Gal, 1982Gal, 1982Gal, 1982Gal, 1982; Shinkwin, 1964Gal, 1982

- Southern Methodist University

Reference

Weber and others, 1981Weber and others, 1981Hamilton and Bischoff, 1984;Weber and others, 1981

St - Stockholm, Sweeden

Reference

Guthrie, 1985; Pewe, 1975a,1975b; West, 1981Brown and Kreig, 1983; Guthrie,1965; Harington, 1978; Hopkinsand others, 1976; Pewe, 1965a,1975a, 1975bBrown and Kreig, 1983; Guthrie,1985; Harington, 1978; Pewe,1965a, 1975a, 1975b; West, 1981Brown and Kreig, 1983; Guthrie,1985; Harington, 1978; Pewe,1965a, 1975a, 1975b

T - Trondhein, Norway

Reference

Holmes and Foster, 1968

TAN - Texas A & N University

Lab Reference

TAM-2 . Noakes and others, 1964

Tk - Tokyo Radiocarbon Laboratory, Japan

Lab Reference

",-124 Okada and Okada, 1974a, 1974b,1974c, 1976

k-i?5 Okada and Okada, 1974a, 19745,1974c, 1976

Tx - University of Texas

!.*b Reference

TA-£ Stipp and others, 1962Tx-157 Pewe, 1975bTx-158-a Pewe, 1975bTx-158-b Pewe, 1975bTx-159 Pewe, 1975b7x-160 Pewe, 1975bTx-220 Brown, 1965; Pearson and

others, 1965; Williams andCarter, 1984

TA-4047 Hopkins, 1982

UCLA - University of California, Los Angeles

Lab Reference

UCLA-1858 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Hopkins and others, 1981; Pew£ and Reger, 1983b; Schweger, 1981; West, 1975, 1980

UCLA-1859 Hamilton and, Thorson, 1983; Pew6 and Reger, 1983b; Schweger, 1981; West, 1975, 1980

UCLA-1875-a Brandau and Noakes, 1981

UGa - University of Georgia

Lab Reference

(JGa-253 Noakes and Brandau, 1974; West,1975

UGa-519 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-527 Brandau and Noakes, 1978; West,

1975UGa-529 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-530 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-531 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 Uba-b72 Brandau and Noakes, 1978;

Oumond, 1980; Pew£ and Reger,1983b; Schweger, 1981; West,1975, 1980

UGa-914 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-915 Brandau and Noakes, 1978

Lab Reference

UGa-927 Brandau and Noakes, 1978; Pewdand Reger; Schweger, 1981 j-West, 1975

UGa-941 West, 1981; Pewg and Reger,1983b

UGa-949 West, 1981 UGa-950 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-973 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-974 Brandau and Noakes, 1978 UGa-1931 Clark, 1984a UGa-2339 Clark, 1984a; Workman, 1977,

1980; Workman and others, 1980 UGa-2340 Clark, 1984a; Workman, 1977,





1980; Workman and others, 1980 UGa-2820 Clark, 1984a UGa-2822 Clark, 1984a UGa-3719 Gal, 1982; Lobdell, 1981 UGa-3812 Shaw, 1982

USGS - U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park

Lab Reference

USGS-30 Hamilton and others, 1983;Robinson and Trimble, 1981

USGS-31 Hamilton and others, 1983;Robinson and rrimble, 1981

USGS-32 Robinson, 1977 USGS-39 Robinson, 1977 USGS-41 Hamilton, 1979a USGS-42 Hamilton, 1979b USGS-43 Hamilton, 1979b

Trimble, 1981USGS-44 Hamilton, 1979b USGS-45 Brown and Kreig

Hamilton, 1980bTrimble, 1981

USGS-47 Hamilton, 1979b; Porter andothers, 1983; Robinson andTrimble, 1981

USGS-48 Dupre, 1978; Robinson andTrimble, 1983






Robinson, 1977 Robinson and

Robinson, 1977 1983; Robinson and

83

Lab Reference

USGS-56 Robinson and Trimble, 1981USGS-73 Robinson, 1977USGS-75 Hamilton and others, 1983;

Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-76-b Hamilton and others, 1983;

Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-77 Hamilton and others, 1983;

Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-78 Hamilton and others, 1983;

Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-108 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-126 Bartsch-Winkler and others,

1983; Robinson and Trimble,1981

USGS-127 Bartsch-Winkler and others,1983; Robinson and Trimble,1981

USGS-132 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982;Robinson and Trimble, 1981

USGS-154 Bartsch-Winkler and others,1983; Robinson and Trimble,1981

USGS-155 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Robinson and Trimble, 1981



USGS-158 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-159 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-161 Hamilton, 1982; Porter and

others, 1983; Robinson andTrimble, 1981

USGS-162 Hamilton, 1979b; Robinson andTrimble, 1981






USGS-174 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-175 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-176 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-183 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-184 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-185 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-186 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-187 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-188 Nelson, 1978; Robinson and

Trimble, 1981 USGS-192 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;

Hopkins and others, 1982;Nelson, 1978; Robinson andTrimble, 1981

84

Lab Reference

USGS-205 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-206 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-207 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-208 Robinson and Tribmle, 1$81 USGS-209 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-210 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;

Hopkins and others, 1982; Robinson and Trimble, 1981



ISGS-214 Oupre, 1978; Robinson andTrimble, 1983

USGS-215 Dupre, 1978; Hopkins, 1982; Robinson and Trimble, 1983



OSGS-219 Hamilton and others, 1983; Robinson and Trimble, 1981


GS-226 Dupre, 1978; Robinson andTrimble, 1983

USGS-228 Bartsch-Winkler and others, 1983; Robinson and Trimble, 1981

U5GS-229 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-249 Hopkins, 1982; Hopkins and

others, 1982; Robinson and Trimble, 1981

GS-274 Hamilton, 1979b SGS-290 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 GS-291 Robinson and Trimble, 1981

5GS-292 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 iGS-293 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 IGS-294 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 iGS-316 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 iGS-317 Ager and Sims, 1981b; Hamilton

and Thorson, 1983; Robinson and Trimble, 1983

GS-331 Bartsch-Winkler and others,1983

GS-332 Bartsch-Winkler and others, 1983; Ovenshine and others, 1976

GS-335 Hamilton and others, 1983; Robinson and Trimble, 1981

GS-338 Ager and Sims, 1981a; Robinsonand Trimble, 1983

GS-339 Ager amd Sims, 1981a; Robinsonand Trimble, 1983

GS-352 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Robinson and Trimble, 1983

GS-353 Robinson and Trimble, 1983; Robinson and Trimble, 1983

GS-354 Robinson and Trimble, 1983; Robinson and Trimble, 1983

Lab Reference



USGS-358 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-360 Carter and Robinson, 1981 USGS-374 Robinson and Trimble, 1981 USGS-376 Hamilton, 1979a; Robinson and

Trimble, 1981 USGS-377 Carter and Robinson, 1978;

Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-378 Carter and Robinson, 1978;

Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-379 Carter and Galloway, 1979;

Carter and Robinson, 1978;Robinson and Trimble, 1983

"SGS-380 Carter and Robinson, 1978;Robinson and Trimble, 1983



USGS-413 Hamilton, 1980b, 1982; Porterand others, 1983; Robinson andTrimble, 1981

USGS-414 Hamilton, 1980b USGS-415 Hamilton, 1979a USGS-416 Hamilton, 1979a USGS-431 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-448 Carter and Galloway, 1979;

Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-449 Robinson and Trimble, 1983;

Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-454 Carter and Galloway, 1979 USGS-456 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-457 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-465 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 USGS-466 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 USGS-467 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 USGS-468 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 USGS-469 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 USGS-470 Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983 USGS-A77 Workman, 1981 USGS-478 Gal, 1982; Workman, 1981 USGS-479 Gal, 1982; Workman, 1981 USGS-480 Gal, 1982; Workman, 1981 USGS-499 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Hopkins and Robinson, 1979; Williams, 1983a

USGS-500 Hopkins and others, 1981;Hopkins and Robinson, 1979; Williams, 1983a

USGS-501 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982


USGS-504 Hopkins and others, 1981 USGS-505 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979

Lab Reference

USGS-506 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;Hopkins and others, 1982;,Williams, 1983a


USGS-510 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-512 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-516 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-517 Hopkins and Robinson, 1979;

Hopkins and others, 1982;Williams, 1983a

USGS-608 Gal, 1982 USGS-624 Carter, 1983 USGS-628 Nelson, 1982 USGS-630 Carter and Galloway, 1982 USGS-631 Carter and Galloway, 1982 USGS-632 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-638 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-639 Elliot and others, 1981 USGS-655 Hamilton, 1982; Porter and

others, 1983; Ten Brink, 1983 USGS-656 Hamilton, 1982; Porter and

others, 1983; Ten Brink, 1983 USGS-675 Brigham, 1985; Carter and

Galloway, 1982USGS-676 Carter and Robinson, 1981 USGS-689 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-691 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-694 Hamilton, 1980a; Porter and

others, 1983 USGS-695 Hamilton, 1980a; Porter and

others, 1983USGS-696 Hamilton, 1980a USGS-697 Hamilton, 1980a USGS-745 Nelson, 1982 USGS-746 Nelson, 1982 USGS-747 Nelson, 1982 USGS-783 Hopkins and others, 1982 USGS-807 Robinson and Trimble, 1983 USGS-823 Carter, 1983 USGS-824 Carter, 1983 USGS-825 Carter, 1983 USGS-826 Carter, 1983 USGS-860 Hopkins and Robinson, 1981 USGS-861 Hopkins and Robinson, 1981 USGS-862 Hopkins and Robinson, 1981 USGS-882 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Hopkins and Robinson, 1981 USGS-883 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Hopkins and Robinson, 1981;Nelson, 1982

USGS-923 Molnina, 1986 USGS-924 Molnina, 1986 USGS-927 Molnina, 1986 USGS-985 Hamilton and others, 1983 USGS-986 Hamilton and others, 1983 USGS-987 Hamilton and others, 1983 USGS-988 Hamilton and others, 1983 USGS-1029 Carter, 1983 USGS-1034 Williams and Carter, 1984

85

Lab Reference

JSGo-1035 Williams and Carter, 1984 USGS-1037 Carter and Galloway, 1984;

Hopkins, 1982 USGS-J043 ' Hamilton, 1982; Hamilton and

Brubaker, 1983; Porter andothers, 1983

i'SGS-1044 Hamilton, 1982; Hamilton andBrubaker, 1983; Porter andothers, 1983

oGS-1045 Hamilton, 1982; Hamilton andBrubaker, 1983

L'SCS-1123 Weber, 1986; Weber and Ager,1984

USGS-1154 Carter, 1983 USGS-1163 Hopkins and others, 1982 UbGS-1164 Hopkins and others, 1982

Hopkins and others, 1982Hopkins and others, 1982

1226 Molnina, 19861227 Molnina, 19861253 Hamilton and Bischoff, 19841267 Nelson, 19821268 Nelson, 19821269 Nelson, 1982 1271 Nelson, 19821326 Hopkins and others, 19821327 Hopkins and others, 19821328 Hopkins and others, 19821329 Hopkins and others, 1982 1331 Brigham, 1985; Hopkins and

others, 1982Brigham, 1985Carter, 1983Carter, 1983Carter, 1983Brigham, 1985Brigham, 1985Brigham, 1985Brigham, 1985Carter, 1983Brigham, 1985Brigham, 1985Bartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aBartsch-Winkler and Schmoll,1984aWilliams, 1986; Williams andGalloway, 1986Williams, 1986; Williams andGalloway, 1986

jouS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS USGS uoiiS USGS USGS

USGS-1336 USGS-1376 USGS-1377 USGS-1378 USGS-1420 USGS-1422 USGS-1423 USGS-1425 USGS-1429 USGS-1433 USGS-1489 USGS-1570

USGS-1571

USGS-1572

USGS-1573

USGS-1574

USGS-2175

USGS-2176

Lcb

UV

Uh

Ufc UV UV

UN

UW

UW

UW

UW

-14

-15

-16-18-21

-56

-57

-70

-71

-84

UW-267 UW-268 UW-269

Lab

W- W-

W- W- W-

W-

w-w-w- w-

w- w-

w- w-

w-

w- w-

86

5352

11

L74

L75 183

92196

!68 194

95

9798

UW - University of Washington

Reference

Derksen, 1976; Dorn and o'thers,1962Derksen, 1976; Dorn and others,1962Dorn and others, 1962Dorn and others, 1962Derksen, 1976; Dorn and others,1962Fairhall and others, 1976;Porter, 1967Fairhall and others, 1976;Porter, 1967Fairhall and others, 1976;Porter, 1967Fairhall and others, 1976;Porter, 1967Hamilton and Brubaker, 1983;Hamilton and Porter, 1975Fairhall and others, 1976Fairhall and others, 1976Fairhall and others, 1976

- U.S. Geological Survey, Reston

Reference

Suess, 1954Pewe, 1975a; Suess, 1954;Thorson and Hamilton, 1979;Wahrhaftig, 1958Suess, 1954Suess, 1954.Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Suess, 1954Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Suess, 1954Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983; Suess, 1954Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964Karlstrom, 1961; 1964Pewe, 1965a, 1975a, 1975b; Pew£and Reger, 1983b; Rubin andSuess, 1955Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985Hopkins, 1963; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; Rubin andAlexander, 1958, 1960Rubin and Suess, 1956Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom 1964; Rubin andSuess, 1956Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Rubin and Suess, 1956; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Rubin and Suess, 1956Anderson, 1970a; Dumond, 1984;Rubin and Suess, 1956

Lab

W-299

W-306

W-307

W-318

W-336

W-344 W-357

W-360

W-368

W-369

W-371

W-373

W-374

W-376 W-377

W-378

W-380

W-405 W-416

W-420

W-429

Reference Lab

Karlstrom, 1964; Rubin and W-431Suess, 1956Rubin and Alexander, 1958;Williams and Galloway, 1986Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Rubin and Alexander, 1958;Williams and Galloway, 1986 W-432Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; W-433Karlstrom, 1964; Rubin and W-434Alexander, 58; Reger andUpdike, 1983Rubin and Alexander, 1958 W-435Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Rubin and Alexander, 1958; W-461Williams and Galloway, 1986Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1958 W-462Fernald, 1964; Rubin and W-463Alexander, 1958Plafker and others, 1982; Rubinand Alexander, 1958Goldthwait and others, 1963;Mann and Ugolini, 1985; Rubin W-472and Alexander, 1958Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; W-473Rubin and Alexander, 1958 W-474Plafker and Miller, 1957;Plafker and others, 1982; Rubinand Alexander, 1958Rubin and Alexander, 1958 W-475Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Rubin and Alexander, 1958; W-476Williams and Galloway, 1986Rubin and Alexander, 1958; W-484Williams and Galloway, 1986Brigham, 1985; Brown, 1965;Coulter and others, 1960;0'Sullivan, 1961; Rubin and W-485Alexander, 1958; Williams andCarter, 1984Rubin and Alexander, 1958Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Reger and W-487Updike, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1958 W-531Fernald, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1958Connor, 1983; Hamilton and W-535Thorson, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1958

Reference

Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1958; Williams;1986; Williams and Ferrvans,1958, 1961; Williams andGalloway, 1986Brown, 1965; Coulter andothers, 1960; O'Sullivan, 1961;Williams and Carter, 1984Rubin and Alexander/ 1958Hopkins and others, 1981; Pewe,1975b; Rubin and Alexander,1958Pewe, 1975b; Rubin andAlexander, 1958Colinvaux, 1967; Hopkins andothers, 1960; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966; Rubin andAlexander, 1958; West, 1981Rubin and Alexander, 1958Hopkins and others, 1960, 1981;Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966;Rubin and Alexander, 1958;West, 1981Pewe, 1975a; Weber and Pewe,1961; 1970Rubin and Alexander, 1958Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1958Pewe, 1975b; Rubin andAlexander, 1958Pewe, 1975b; Rubin andAlexander, 1958Hopkins and others, 1960;Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966;Rubin and Alexander, 1958Hopkins and others, 1960;Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966; Rubin andAlexander, 1958Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Rubin and Alexander, 1958Ferrians, 1963; Ferrians andothers, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1960; Williams andGalloway, 1986Ferrians and others, 1983;Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Miller andDobrovolny, 1957; Rubin andAlexander, 1960

87

Lab

W-536

W-540

W-541

W-559

'-568

W-569 W-573

W-583

W-592 W-593 W-602

W-603

W-644

W-674 W-714

W-715

W-717

W-732 W-733

W-736 W-748

W-753

Reference

Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; W-756Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983; Rubin and W-766Alexander, 1960; Schmoll and W-767others, 1981Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Miller andDobrovolny, 1957; Reger and W-800Updike, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1960; Trainer, 1961; W-806Schmoll and others, 1972Karlstrom, 1964; Rubin and W-809Alexander, 1960, Schmoll andothers, 1981 W-810Plafker and Miller, 1957; Rubinand Alexander, 1960Rubin and Alexander, 1960;Williams and Galloway, 1986 W-830Rubin and Alexander, 1960 W-831Reger and Updike, 1983; Rubinand Alexander, 1960; Williams W-838and Ferrians, 1961; Williams W-839and Galloway, 1986 W-841Connor, 1983; Ferrians and W-842others, 1983; Hamilton andThorson, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1960; Williams and W-843Galloway, 1986Rubin and Alexander, 1960Rubin and Alexander, 1960Karlstrom, 1964; Rubin and W-844Alexander, 1960 W-846Karlstrom, 1964; Rubin and W-847Alexander, 1960Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Karlstrom, 1964; Reger andUpdike, 1983j Rubin and W-848Alexander, 1960Rubin and Alexander, 1960Ferrians, 1963; Ferrians and W-854others, 1983; Hamilton and W-859Thorson, 1983; Rubin andAlexander, 1960; Williams and W-891Galloway, 1986Rubin and Alexander, 1960;Williams and Galloway, 1981 W-895Krinsley, 1965; Rubin andAlexander, 1960; Williams andGalloway, 1986 W-896Rubin and Alexander, 1960Hopkins and others, 1981; Pewe, W-9371975b; Repenning and others,1964; Rubin and Alexander, 1960Rubin and Alexander, 1960 W-967Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; W-968Karlstrom, 1964; Rubin and W-969Alexander, 1960Holmes and others, 1968; Rubinand Alexander, 1960

88

Reference

Holmes and others, 1968; Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Connor, 1983; Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Rubin and Alexander, 1960; Williams and Galloway, 1986Mann and Ugolini, 1985; Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander^ 1960; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Rubin and Alexander, 1960; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Hopkins, 1973; Hopkins and others, 1960; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Fernald, 1964; Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Rubin and Alexander, 1960; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Ferrians and others, 1983; Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Rubin and Alexander, 1960; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Rubin and Alexander, 1960, Brown, 1965; Coulter and others, 1960; 0'Sullivan, 1961; Rubin and Alexander, 1960; Williams and Carter, 1984 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Rubin and Alexander, 1960; Williams and Galloway, 1986 Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Pewe, 1975b; Rubin and Alexander, 1960 Harington, 1978; Repenning and others, 1964; Rubin and Berthold, 1961Harington, 1978; Pewe, 1975b; Repenning and others, 1964; Ruibin and Berthold, 1961 Pewe, 1975b; Rubin and Berthold, 1961 Harington, 1978; Ives and others, 1964; Pewe, 1975b; Repenning and others, 1964 Ives and others, 1964 Ives and others, 1964 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983; Ives and others, 1964; Williams and Galloway, 1986

Lab

U-975

W-977

u-1 086 W-1089

W-1106

W-1108

W-llll

W-1113

W-1134

W-1154 W-1155 W-1156 W-1157 W-1159 W-1161

W-1162

U-1363

W-1164

W-1165

W-1167

W-1168 W-1169

w-1170

W-1171

W-1173

Reference

Ives and others, 1964; McGhee,1971; Pewe and Reger, 1983bWest, 1975Fernald, 1965a, 1965b; Ives andothers, 1964Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Ives and others, 1964Fernald, 1962, 1965b; Ives andothers, 1964; Pewe, 1975bFernald, 1965a, 1965b; Ives andothers, 1964Fernald, 1965b; Hamilton, 1982;Ives and others, 1964; Porterand others, 1983Ives and others, 1964; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Harington, 1978; Ives andothers, 1964; Pewe, 1975b;Reppening and others, 1964Harington, 1978; Hopkins andothers, 1981; Ives and others,1964; Pewe, 1975b; Repenningand others* 1964Harington, 1978; Ives andothers, 1964; Pewe, 1975b;Repenning and others, 1964Harington, 1978; Ives andothers, 1964; Pewe, 1975bHamilton and Thorson, 1983;Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964Ives and oth'ers, 1964Ives and others, 1964Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Ives and others, 1964Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Ives and others, 1964; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Ives and others, 1964; Williamsand Galloway, 1986Fernald, 1965a, 1965b; Ives andothers, 1954 Ives and others, Fernald, 1965a; others, 1964 Fernald, 1965a, others, 1964 Fernald, 1965b; others, 1964 Fernald, 1965b; others, 1964

1964 Ives and

1965b; Ives and

Ives and

Ives and

Lab

W-1174

W-1175 W-1180

W-1202 W-1205 W-1206

W-1207 W-1209

W-1210

W-1212

W-1213

W-1235

W-1246 W-1247 W-1249

W-1250

W-1251

W-1252

W-1253

W-1254

W-1255

Reference

Fernald, 1965a, 1965b;Hamilton, 1982; Ives andothers, 1964; Porter andothers, 1983Ives and others, 1964Oumond, 1980; Ives and others,1964; Laugh!in, 1975; Laugh!inand others, 1975; West, 1967Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 19y64Fernald, 1965a, 1965b; Hopkins,1982; Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964Fernald, 1965b; Ives andothers, 1964Fernald, 1965b; Ives andothers, 1964Fernald, 1965a, 1965b;Hamilton, 1982; Hopkins, 1982;Ives and others, 1964; Porterand others, 1983Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Ivesand others, 1964Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Levin and others, 1965Ives and others, 1964Ives and others, 1964Hopkins and others, 1981;McCulloch, 1967; Kaufman andHopkins, 1985; McCulloch andothers, 1965; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966; Levin andothers, 1965Hopkins and others, 1981;Kaufman and'Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch and others, 1965;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966;Levin and others. 1965Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Levin and others, 1965;McCulloch and others, 1965Levin and ethers,65; McCullochand others, 1965Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Levin and others, 1965;McCulloch and others, 1965Hopkins and others, 1981;Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andothers, 1965; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966; Levin andothers, 1965Hopkins and others, 1981;Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch and others, 1965;McCulloch and Hopkins, 1966;Levin and others, 1965

89

Lab Reference

U-1256 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Levin and others, 1965;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andothers, 1965

W-1257 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Levin and others, 1965;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andothers, 1965

W-1259 Levin and others, 1965 W-1261 Levin and others, 1965 U-1262 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Levin and others, 1965;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andothers, 1965

W-1287 Feulner and Schupp, 1964; Ivesand others, 1964; Levin andothers, 1965; Pewe, 1975a

W-1304 Krinsley, 1965; Levin andothers, 1965; Williams andGalloway, 1986

W-1313 Levin and others, 1965 W-1314 Levin and others, 1965 W-1315 Levin and others, 1965 W-1326 Levin and others, 1965 W-1337 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Levin and others, 1965;Williams and Galloway, 1986

W-1343 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Levin and others, 1965;Williams and Galloway, 1986

W-1377 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Levin and others, 65; Williamsand Galloway, 1986



W-1404 Levin and others, 1965 W-1405 Levin and others, 1965 W-1424 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Levin and others, 1955 W-1427 Hamilton, 1982; Hamilton and

Brubaker, 1983; Levin andothers, 1965; Porter andothers, 1983

W-1479 Detterman and Reed, 1973;Detterman and others, 1965;Ives and others, 1967

W-1481 Detterman, 1986; Detterman andReed, 1973; Detterman andothers, 1965; Ives and others,1967

W-1482 Detterman, 1986; Detterman andReed, 1973; Detterman andothers, 1965; Ives and others,1967

W-

W- W- W- W- W- W- W-

w- w- w- w- w- w-w- w-w- w- w- w-W-

w-

W- W- W-

W- W-

W- W- W-

w-

W-

90

1483

1484148814971499152215241526

158815891590159115921654

16571734

173817391740 L771

1773

776

778

796797800

803804

806

807819820823

826

827

828

Reference

Detterman, 1986; Detter lan andReed, 1973; Detterman andothers, 1965; Ives and others,1967Ives and others, 1967Ives and others, 1967Detterman, 1986Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Hamilton and Thorson, 1983Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Williams and Coulter, 1981Marsters and others, 1969Ives and others, 1965; Mann,1986Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Sainsbury, 1967bKaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Marsters and others, 1969;Sainsbury, 1967aKaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Marsters and others, 1969;Sainsbury, 1967bKaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Sainsbury, 1967bIves and others, 1965Ives and others, 1965Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Marsters and others, 1969;McManus and Creager, 1984Marsters and others, 1969Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Marsters and others, 1969;Reger and Updike, 1983; Schir.olland Yehle 1983Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Marsters and others, 1969;Reger and Updike, 1983Marsters and others, 1969Marsters and others, 1969Marsters and others, 1969Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Marsters and others, 1969;Sainsbury, 1967aMarsters and others, 1969;Miller, 1973b; 1975Marsters and others, 1969;Miller, 1973bMiller 1975

Lab Reference

W-1829 Marsters and others, 1969;Miller, 1973b; 1975

W-1830 Marsters and others, 1969;Miller, 1973b; 1975

W-1831 Miller, 1973b; 1975 W-1832 Marsters and others, 1969;

Miller, 1975 tf-1835 Marsters and others, 1969;

Miller, 1975 W-1839 Marsters and others, 1969;

Miller, 1975 W-1947 Marsters and others, 1969;

Miller, 1975 W-1949 Sullivan and others, 1970;

Miller, 1975W-1953 Marsters and others, 1969 "-1955 Marsters and others, 1969;

Miller, 1973aW-1983 Marsters and others, 1969 W-1984 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Marsters and others, 1969;Sainsbury, 1967b

W-1987 Marsters and others, 1969 W-1993 Detterman, 1970; Hopkins and

others, 1981; Marsters andothers, 1969

W-1994 Marsters and others, 1969 W-1996 Marsters and others, 1969 W-1997 Marsters and others, 1969 W-1998 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Marsters and others, 1969 W-2007 Miller 1975 W-2017 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2018 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2019 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2021 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2029 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2030 Sullivan and1 others, 1970 W-2031 Miller, 1975; Sullivan and

others, 1970W-2032 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-21I5 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2116 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2123 Detterman, 1986; Detterman and

Reed, 1973; Sullivan andothers, 1970

W-2129 Shacklette and Rubin, 1969;Sulluivan and others, 1970

W-2130 Shacklette and Rubin, 1969;Sullivan and others, 1970

W-2131 Shacklette and Rubin, 1969 W-2132 Shacklette and Rubin, 1969;

Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2134 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2147 Detterman, 1986; Detterman and

Reed, 1973; Sullivan andothers, 1970

Lab Reference

W-2148 Detterman, 1986; Detterman andReed, 1973; Sullivan andothers, 1970

W-2151 Hamilton and Thorson, 1?83;Reger and Updike, 1983; Schmolland others, 1972; Sullivan andothers, 1970

W-2152 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2153 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2154 Hamilton and Thorso/», 1983;

Reger and Updike, 1983;Sullivan and others, 1970

W-2157 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2158 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2159 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Sullivan and others, 1970 U-2160 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2161 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2163 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2164 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2165 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2167 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2169 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2171 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2173 Sullivan and others, 1970 W-2240 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2250 Gard, 1980; Spiker and others,

1977 W-2258 Miller, 1975; Spiker and

others, 1977 W-2260 Miller, 1975; Spiker and

others, 1977 W-2263 Miller, 1973b, 1975; Spiker and

others, 1977W-2280 Spiker and others, 1977 W-2281 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2288 Detterman and Reed, 1973 W-2291 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2292 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2293 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2294 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2301 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2306 Reger and Updike, 1983; Schmoll

and others, 1981 W-2325 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2326 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2327 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2366 Reger and Updike, 1983; Spiker

and others, 1977 W-2367 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Reger and Updike, 1983; Schmoll and others, 1972; Spiker and others, 1977

91

Lab Reference

w-2359 Schmoll and others, 1972; Regerand Updike, 1983; Spiker andothers, 1977

W-2375 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;Reger and Updike, 1983; Schmolland others, 1972; Spiker andothers, 1977

K-2377 Spiker and others, 1977 w-^o79 Spiker and others, 1977 *,-?380 Miller, 1975; Spiker and

others, 1977 ^°^4 Miller, 1975; Spiker and

others, 1977 W-2389 Hamilton and Thorson, 1983;

Reger and Updike, 1983; Spikerand others, 1977Detterman and others, 1974;Reger and Updike, 1983Miller, 1973b, 1975; Spiker andothers, 1977

W-2393 Miller, 19735, 1975; Spiker andothers, 1977

W-2394 Miller, 1973a, 19735, 1975;Spiker and others, 1977

W-2395 Miller, 1973a, 19735, 1975;Spiker and others, 1977

K-2396 Miller, 19735, 1975; Spiker andothers, 1977

W-2397 Spiker and others, 1977 W-2444 Richter and Schmoll , 1973 W-2462 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2464 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2466 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2467 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2534 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2554 Chapman and others, 1982 W-2555 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2567 Richter and others, 1973 W-2586 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2590 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2592 Hopkins, 1972; Kaufman and

Hopkins, 1985; Spiker andothers, 1978

W-2596 Hopkins and others, 1981;Spiker and others, 1978

W-2598 Spiker and others, 1978 W-2619 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2620 Hopkins and others, 1981;

Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Spiker and others, 1978

W-2660 Card, 1980 W-2670 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;

Spiker and others, 1978 W-2676 Carter and Ro5inson, 1981;

Williams and Carter, 1984 W-2679 Williams and Carter, 1984

92

W-2680 W-2681 W-2682

W-2683 W-2684 W-2685 W-2686

W-2703

W-2719

w-

W-

W^

W

W-

W-

W-

W-

W-

2720

2721

2800

2801

2802

2803

2804

2805

2806

2807

2808

2809

W-2810

W-2849 W-2878

W-2879

W-2880

W-2881

W-2882

W-2883

W-;?884

Reference

Spiker and others, 1978 Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Spiker and others, 1978 Spiker and others, 1978 Spiker and others, 1978 McManus and Creager, 1984; Spiker and others, 4978 Brown and Kreig, 1983; Harington, 1978; Pewe, 1975a, 19755Miller, 1975; Spiker and others, 1977Miller, 19735; Spiker and others, 1977Mann, 1986; Spiker and others, 1977Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Hopkins, 1982; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Ree5urg and Young, 1976; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Hopkins and others, 1981; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Hopkins and others, 1981; Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others. 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Gard, 1980Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985; Spiker and others, 1978

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

1985; Plafker

19851985

Lab Reference

W-2917 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Spiker and others, 1978

W-2919 Schmoll and Yehle, 1983, 1986 W-3001 Chapman and others, 1982 W-3164 Plafker and others, 1982 W-3252 Detterman, 1986 W-3285 Detterman, 1986 W-3303 Mann and Ugolini

and other, 1978 W-3305 Mann and Ugolini





and other, 1978 W-3312 Mann and Ugolini,

and other, 1978 W-3313 Mann and Ugolini,

and other, 1978W-3322 Mann and Ugolini, W-3322 Mann and Ugolini, W-3424 Miller and Smith, 1977 W-3488 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 U-3491 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 W-3492 Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985 W-4195 Plafker and others, 1982 W-4292 Schmoll and Yehle, 1983, 1986 W-4379 Ager, 1982 W-4453 Schmoll and Yehle, 1986 W-4485 Plafker and others, 1982 W-4503 Ager, 1982 W-4506 Ager, 1982 . W-4510 Plafker and others, 1982 W-4512 Plafker and others, 1982 W-4827 Ager and Sims, 1981b W-4937 Schmoll and Yehle, 1983, 1986 W-5656 Williams and Galloway, 1986 W-5657 Williams and Galloway, 1986

WIS - University of Wisconsin

Lab Reference

WIS-1154 WIS-1163 WIS-1164 WIS-1166 WIS-1188 WIS-1193 WIS-1197 WIS-1215 WIS-1216 WIS-1218 WIS-1219 WIS-1222 WIS-1223

Lab

WSU - Washington State University

Reference

BenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBenderBender

andandandandandandandandandandandandand

others,others,others,others,others,others,others,others,others,others,others,others,others,

1982198219821982198219821982198219821982198219821982

WSU-102 Chaters, 1968; Dumond, 1969 WSU-117 Chaters, 1968; Dumond, 1969 WSU-119 Chaters, 1968; Dumond, 1984 WSU-121 Chaters, 1968 WSU-123 Chaters, 1968; Dumond, 1969,

1984 WSU-318 Clark and Clark, 19?5; West,

1981 WSU-412 Ackerman, 1973; Chaters, 1968;

Dumond, 1980 WSU-421 Ackerman, 1973; Ackerman and

others, 1979 WSU-422 Ackerman, 1973; Ackerman and

others, 1979WSU-452 Dumond, 1984 WSU-543 Dumond, 1984 WSU-717 Dumond, 1984 WSU-718 Dumond, 1984 WSU-721 Dumond, 1984 WSU-722 Dumond, 1984 WSU-131 Bryan, 1978; Dixon, 1976; Gal,

1982; Hamilton, 1979b; Sheppardand Chatters, 1976

WSU-1426 Hopkins and others, 1981;Sheppard and Chatters, 1976

WSU-1428 Hopkins and others, 1981;Sheppard and Chatters, 1976

WSU-1700 Bowers, 1978a; 1978b; 1980;Workman, 1980

WSU-1727 Bowers, 1978b, 1980 WSU-1746 Shaw, 1982 - WSU-1747 Bowers, 1978a, 1978b, 1980;

Workman, 1980 WSU-1816 Shaw, 1982 WSU-1887 Clark, 1984a WSU-1888 Clark, 1984a; Workman, 1980 WSU-2162 Shaw, 1982 WSU-2163 Shaw, 1982 WSU-2164 Shaw, 1982 WSU-2165 Shaw, 1982 WSU-2166 Shaw, 1982 WSU-2167 Shaw, 1982 WSU-2532 Gal, 1982 WSU-2653 Gal, 1982 WSU-2654 Gal, 1982 WSU-3234 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3235 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3236 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3238 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3239 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3240 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3241 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3242 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3243 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3244 Ackerman and others, 1986 WSU-3245 Ackerman and others, 1986

03

Y-

Y-

Y- Y- Y-

Y-

L389

L390

391 L392 417

Y - Yale University

Lab Reference

Y-4 McKeinze, 1970; Preston andothers, 1955

Y-5 Preston and others, 1955 Y-6 Preston and others, 1955 Y-7 Preston and others, 1955 Y-L142 Y-8 Preston and others, 1955 Y-9 Goldthwait, 1966a; McKeinze,

1970; Preston and others, 1955 Y-1143 Y-10 Preston and others, 1955 Y-32 Preston and others, 1955 Y-36 Barendsen and others, 1957 Y-1144 Y-37 Preston and others, 1955 Y-132-80 Preston and others, 1955 Y-132-81 Preston and others, 1955 Y-1351 -132-82 Preston and others, 1955 Y-132-83 Preston and others, 1955 Y-132-84 Preston and others, 1955 Y-1352 Y-132-85 Pteston and others, 1955 Y-1388 Y-132-86 Preston and others, 1955 Y-301 Barendsen and others, 1957;

Goldthwait, 1966a Y-302 Barendsen and others, 1957;

McKenize, 1970 Y-303 Barendsen and others, 1957;

Goldthwait, 1966a; McKenize,1970; McKeinze and Goldthwait,1971

Y-304 Barendsen and others, 1957;McKenize, 1970; McKeinze andGoldthwait, 1971

Y-305 Barendsen and others, 1957;McKeinze, 1970

Y-306 Barendsen and others, 1957 Y-307 Barendsen and others, 1957 Y-;>302 Y-308 Barendsen and others, 1957 Y-655-1 Campbell, 1962; Gal, 1982 Y-656-1 Campbell, 1962; Gal, 1982 Y-^303 Y-770 Hamilton, 19802; Porter, 1964 Y-771 Hamilton, 1980a; Porter, 1964;

Stuiver and Deevey, 1961 Y-IJ304 Y-772 Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver and

Deevey, 1961a Y-871 Hamilton, i980a; Stuiver and Y-JJ305

Deevey, 1961 Y-872 Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver and Y-JI306

Deevey, 1961 Y-873 Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver and

Deevey, 1961 Y-JI307 Y-930 Dumond, 1962; Stuiver and

Deevey, 1962 Y-J!308 Y-931 Dumond, 1962; Heusser, 1963;

Stuiver and Deevey, 1962 Y-JI389 Y-932 Dumond, 1984; 1962; Stuiver and

Deevey, 1962 Y-<!506 Y-1082 Hamilton, 1980a; Porter, 1964; Y-JI507

Stuiver and others, 1963 Y-1083 Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver, and Y-<!508

others, 1963 Y-1084 Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver, and

others 1963

94

Reference

Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver, andothers, 1963Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver, a/idothers, 1963Hamilton, 1980a; Stuiver,'andothers, 1963Colinvaux, 19645, 1967; Kaufmanand Hopkins, 1985; Stuiver, andothers, 1963Colinvaux, 19645, 1967; Kaufmanand Hopkins, 1985; Sfuiver, andothers, 1963Colinvaux, 1964b, 1967; Kaufmanand Hopkins, 1985; Stuiver, andothers, 1963Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;McCulloch, 1967; McCulloch andHopkins, 1966; Stuiver, 1969Stuiver, 1969Colinvaux, 1981; Parrish, 1980;Stuiver, 1969Colinvaux, 1981; Parrish, 1980;Stuiver, 1969 .;Colinvaux, 1981; Parrish, 1930;Stuiver, 1969Colinvaux, 1981; Stuiver, 1969Parrish, 1980; Stuiver, 1969Kaufman and Hopkins, 1985;Stuiver, 1969Parrish, 1980Parrish, 1980Colinvaux, 1981Denton, 1974; Denton andKarlen, 1977; Hamilton andThorson, 1983; Stuiver, 1969Denton, 1974; Denton andKarlen, 1977; Hopkins andothers, 1981; Stuiver, 1969Denton and Karlen, 1977;Lerbekmo and others, 1975;Stuiver, 1969Denton and Karlen, 1977;Ler5ekmo and others, 1975;Stuiver, 1969Denton, 1974; Hamilton andThorson, 1983; Stuiver, 1969Denton, 1974; Denton andKarlen, 1977; Hamilton andThorson, 1983; Stuiver, 1969Denton, 1974; Denton andKarlen, 1977; Stuiver, 1969Denton, 1974; Hamilton andThorson, 1983; Stuiver, 1969Denton, 1974; Hamilton andThorson, 1983Denton and Karlen, 1977Denton, 1974; Denton andKarlen, 1977Denton and Karlen, 1977

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