Articles:

Hugh C. Jenkyns

Impact of Cretaceous sea level rise and anoxic events on the Mesozoic carbonate platform of Yugoslavia
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1007-1017. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

Malcolm W. Wallace, Charles Kerans, Phillip E. Playford, and Andrew McManus

Burial diagenesis in the Upper Devonian reef complexes of the Geikie Gorge region, Canning Basin, Western Australia
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1018-1038. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

Paul E. Devine

Transgressive origin of channeled estuarine deposits in the Point Lookout Sandstone, northwestern New Mexico; a model for Upper Cretaceous, cyclic regressive parasequences of the U.S. Western Interior
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1039-1063. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

John C. Hopkins, James M. Wood, and Federico F. Krause

Waterflood response of reservoirs in an estuarine valley fill; upper Mannville G, U, and W pools, Little Bow Field, Alberta, Canada
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1064-1088. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

Theodore R. Yoos, Christopher J. Potter, Janet L. Thigpen, and Larry D. Brown

The Cordilleran foreland thrust belt in northwestern Montana and northern Idaho from COCORP and industry seismic reflection data
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1089-1106. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

J. H. Schuenemeyer and Lawrence J. Drew

A forecast of undiscovered oil and gas in the Frio strand plain trend; the unfolding of a very large exploration play
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1107-1115. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

George J. Verville and Bayard D. Rea

Myron D. Hubley (1909-1990)
AAPG Bulletin 1991 75: 1116-1117. [Citation/Abstract] [Order Hardcopy of Full Text via AGI/GeoRef]  

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