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- Title: Igneous geology of Trans-Pecos Texas -- field trip guide and research articles
- Author(s): Price, J.G., Henry, C.D., Parker, D.F., and Barker, D.S.
- Publishing Organization: University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology
- Series and Number: Guidebook No. 23
- Publication Date: 1986
- Map Scale: 1:1,212,000
- Cross Section: None
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- p. 99: Geochronology of magmatism in the Tertiary volcanic field, Trans-Pecos Texas
- p. 123: Alkaline rocks in the Terlingua - Big Bend area of Trans-Pecos Texas
- p. 143: Geochemistry of quartz-normative igneous rocks from the Chinati Mountains and Terlingua areas, West Texas: a comparison...
- p. 178: Petrology and geochemistry of the Quitman Mountains, Hudspeth County, Texas
- p. 207: Geochemistry, age, and structure of the Sierra Blanca and Finlay Mountain intrusions, Hudspeth County, Texas
- p. 225: Lithogeochemistry of intrusive rocks of the Quitman - Sierra Blanca igneous complex, Hudspeth County, Texas
- p. 237: Tertiary igneous rocks in the southern Quitman Mountains, Hudspeth County, Texas
- p. 251: Volcaniclastic-sedimentary record of the Chinati volcanic center -- the Buck Hill and Vieja Groups
- p. 266: Pine Canyon caldera, Big Bend National Park: a mildly peralkaline magmatic system
- p. 286: Stratigraphic, structural, and petrologic development of the Buckhorn caldera, northern Davis Mountains, Trans-Pecos Texas
- p. 303: Petrology of the Marble Canyon stock, Culberson County, Texas
- p. 320: Petrology of the Black Hills, Brewster County, Texas
- p. 333: Hypabyssal alkalic intrusions, Payne's Waterhole area, Terlingua, Texas
- p. 340: Sawmill Mountain and adjacent intrusions, Brewster County, Texas
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