Literature
Cited and Bibliography
Barnes,
John H. and W. D. Sevon.
1996. The Geological
Story of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Geological Survey, 4th Series.
Educational Series 4. 44 pp.
Braun,
Duane. D.
2002. Quaternary History
of the Tunkhannock-Great Bend Region, in Inners, J. D., and Fleeger,
G. M., eds., From Tunkhannock to Starrucca:
bluestone, glacial lakes, and great bridges in the "Endless
Mountains" of northeastern Pennsylvania: Guidebook,
67th Annual Field Conference of Pennsylvania Geologists, Tunkhannock,
PA. P. 32-38.
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2002. Surficial Geology of
the Hop Bottom 7.5' Quadrangle. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Open
File Report. (In press)
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2002. Surficial Geology of
the Dalton 7.5' Quadrangle. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Open
File Report. (In press)
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2002. Surficial Geology of
the Springville 7.5' Quadrangle. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Open
File Report. (In press)
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2002. Surficial Geology of
the Tunkhannock 7.5' Quadrangle. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Open
File Report. (In press)
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2002. Surficial Geology of
the Lennoxville 7.5' Quadrangle. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Open
File Report. (In press)
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2002. Surficial Geology of
the Factoryville 7.5' Quadrangle. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Open
File Report. (In press)
Coates, D.
R. 1966. Glaciated Appalachian Plateau: till shadows on
hills. Science 152: 1617-1619.
Coates, D.
R. and C. A. M. King. 1973. Glacial geology of Great Bend and
adjacent region; in Coates, D. R., editor, Glacial geology
of the Binghamton-Western Catskill Region. Contribution No. 3, Publ. in
Geomorphology, SUNY at Binghamton, NY.
Cook,
R. D. 2002. Ground Water Resources of the Tunkhannock Creek
Watershed, Pennsylvania.
Crowl,
G. H. and W. D. Sevon. 1980.
Glacial border deposits of late Wisconsinan age in northeastern
Pennsylvania. General Geology
Report 71. 68 pp.
Harrison, J.
E. 1966. Proglacial drainage evolution and deglaciation of the
Great Bend region, Pennsylvania and New York. Unpublished Masters
Thesis, SUNY at Binghamton, NY. 71 pp.
Hoskins,
Donald M.
1999. Common Fossils of
Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania
Geological Survey, 4th Series. Educational
Series 2. 19 pp.
Hoskins, D., J.D. Inners, and J. Harper.
1983. (1988 reprint).
Fossil Collecting in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Geologic Survey, General Geology Report 40.
Inners,
J. D., 2002. The
Martins Creek Viaduct, IN Inners, J. D., and Fleeger, G. M., eds., From
Tunkhannock to Starrucca: bluestone,
glacial lakes, and great bridges in the "Endless Mountains" of
northeastern Pennsylvania: Guidebook,
67th Annual Field Conference of Pennsylvania Geologists, Tunkhannock,
PA. P.55-56.
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and G. M. Fleeger, eds., From Tunkhannock to Starrucca:
bluestone, glacial lakes, and great bridges in the "Endless
Mountains" of northeastern Pennsylvania: Guidebook, 67th Annual Field Conference of
Pennsylvania Geologists, Tunkhannock, PA. 145
pp.
Scotese, C.R., 2002. PALEOMAP website. http://www.scotese.com.
Sevon, W. D.1985. Nonmarine facies of the Middle and Late
Devonian Catskill coastal alluvial plane. IN Woodrow, D. L. and W. D.
Sevon, eds. The Catskill Delta. Geological Society of America
Special Paper 201, p. 79-90.
Sevon,
W. D. and G. M. Fleeger.
1999. Pennsylvania and
the Ice Age (2nd ed.): Pennsylvania Geological Survey, 4th
ser., Educational Series 6, 30 pp.
A little outside our area but perhaps of some interest:
Geyer, A. R. 1979. Outstanding Scenic
Geological Features of Pennsylvania. Environmental Geology Reports No
7, Pt. 2. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Lapham, Davis M. 1969. Mineral Collecting in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Topographic and Geologic Survey.
Van Diver,
B. B. 1990. Roadside Geology of Pennsylvania.
Mountain Press Publishing Company, Missoula, MT. 352 pp.
