ON THE ORIGIN AND SIGNIFICANCE OF PYRITE SPHERES IN DEVONIAN BLACK SHALES OF NORTH AMERICA JU¨RGEN SCHIEBER1 AND GORDON BAIRD 2 1 Department of Geology, The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas 76019, U.S

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• Mineralogy
• Minerals
• Sulfide minerals
• Concretion
• Clastic rock
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• New Albany Shale
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• Economy of Germany
• Technology
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• ECORD
• International Ocean Discovery Program
• Integrated Ocean Drilling Program
• Chicxulub crater
• Scientific drilling
• International Continental Scientific Drilling Program
• Ocean Drilling Program
• ICDP
• Impact event
• CretaceousPaleogene extinction event
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• Geological surveys
• Geography
• Cartography
• Planetary science
• Geology of the United States
• Reston
• Virginia
• Geologic map
• Jackson School of Geosciences
• Topographic map
• Texas
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• Jackson School of Geosciences
• Texas A&M College of Geosciences
• Science
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Vertical Gradients in Water Chemistry and Age in the Southern High Plains Aquifer, Texas, 2002 By P.B. McMahon,1 J.K. Böhlke,1 and T.M. Lehman2 1U.S. Geological Survey 2

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• Aquifers
• Geology of Texas
• Great Plains
• Ogallala Aquifer
• Groundwater
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• Water
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Water and Shale Gas Development Leveraging the US experience in new shale developments Global development of shale gas resources has the potential to expand significantly outside the United States. However, there contin

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• Shale
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• Marcellus Formation
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