Exceptionally Preserved Arthropod from the Ohio Shale (Upper Devonian) of Ohio

Trilobite Taphonomy and Temporal Resolution in the Mt. Orab Shale Bed (Upper Ordovician, Ohio, U.S.A.)

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Occurrence, Stratigraphic Distribution, and Abundance of Chitinozoa from the Middle Devonian Columbus Limestone of Ohio

Chitinozoa from the Middle Devonian Columbus Limestone of central Ohio belong to eight species of the genera Alpenachitina, Ancyrochitina, Angochitina, Conochitina, Desmochitina, and Eisenackitina. Two new species, Ancyrochitina frankeli and Eisenackitina robusta, are described. The Chitinozoa occur in carbonate rocks such as mudstone, grainstone and packstone that represent well circulated ope...

Ohio Ascomycete Notes Talaromyces from Soils of Southern Ohio

Isotelus (Trilobita) "Hunting Burrow" from Upper Ordovician Strata, Ohio

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Character and History of the Upper Ohio River Valley

Dismemberment of the preglacial Teays Valley system and development of the present Ohio River valley began in late Tertiary or early Pleistocene. By Illinoian time the present Ohio River was largely established in its present course, except for its headwaters above mile 114, which still flowed northward. The Illinoian glacial advance into northwestern Pennsylvania caused diversion of this porti...