New Mexico geochronological database

New Mexico geochronological database

by Maureen Wilks, Charles E. Chapin, New Mexico. Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources

Part of Digital data series-database -- DDS-DB1

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Contains over 3000 individual published and unpublished ages of rocks and minerals in New Mexico, in 16 tables, including 11 analytical data tables.

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