Preliminary magnetostratigraphic correlations in upper Fort Union River Formation (Paleocene) and lower Wasatch Formation (Eocene), northern Powder River Basin, Wyoming and Montana

Preliminary magnetostratigraphic correlations in upper Fort Union River Formation (Paleocene) and lower Wasatch Formation (Eocene), northern Powder River Basin, Wyoming and Montana

by Stephen L Bressler

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