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Current Research in Earth Sciences, December 2007, Bulletin 253, part 2

• Reconstructing Late Cenozoic Stream Gradients from High-level Chert Gravels in Central Eastern Kansas, John W. Harbaugh, Daniel F. Merriam, and Hugh H. Howard

Current Research in Earth Sciences, August 2007, Bulletin 253, part 1

• Palynological Correlation of Atokan and Lower Desmoinesian (Pennsylvanian) Strata Between the Illinois Basin and the Forest City Basin in Eastern Kansas, Russel A. Peppers and Lawrence L. Brady

Current Research in Earth Sciences, July 2006, Bulletin 252, part 2

• Carboniferous-Permian Boundary in Kansas, Midcontinent, U.S.A., Robert S. Sawin, Ronald R. West, Evan K. Franseen, W. Lynn Watney, and James R. McCauley

Current Research in Earth Sciences, July 2006, Bulletin 252, part 1

• Mississippian (Osagean) Shallow-water, Mid-latitude Siliceous Sponge Spicule and Heterozoan Carbonate Facies: An Example from Kansas with Implications for Regional Controls and Distribution of Potential Reservoir Facies, Evan K. Franseen

Current Research in Earth Sciences, February 2005, Bulletin 251, part 1

• Paleoecology of the Permian (Wolfcampian) Phylloid Alga Calcipatera from an In Situ Occurrence in Kansas, U.S.A., Robert S. Sawin and Ronald R. West

Current Research in Earth Sciences, December 2004, Bulletin 250, part 2

• The Geology of Kansas--Arbuckle Group, Evan K. Franseen, Alan P. Byrnes, Jason R. Cansler, D. Mark Steinhauff, and Timothy R. Carr

Current Research in Earth Sciences, September 2004, Bulletin 250, part 1

• A New Look at an Old Petroleum Province, Lee C. Gerhard

Current Research in Earth Sciences, January 2002, Bulletin 248, part 1

• Response of Forest to Climatic Events and Human Management at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, James S. Aber, Juliet Wallace, and Matthew C. Nowak

Current Research in Earth Sciences, December 2001, Bulletin 247, part 1

• Modeling Dielectric-constant Values of Geologic Materials: An Aid to Ground-penetrating Radar Data Collection and Interpretation, Alex Martinez and Alan P. Byrnes

Current Research in Earth Sciences, December 2000, Bulletin 244, part 3

• The Relationship Between Geology and Landslide Hazards of Atchsion, Kansas, and Vicinity, Gregory C. Ohlmacher

Current Research in Earth Sciences, December 2000, Bulletin 244, part 2

• Revisions to the Nomenclature for Kansas Aquifers, P. Allen Macfarlane

Current Research in Earth Sciences, September 2000, Bulletin 244, part 1

• Inferring Stratigraphic Position of Fossil Vertebrates from the Niobrara Chalk of Western Kansas, S. Christopher Bennett

Current Research in Earth Sciences, November 1999, Bulletin 243, part 1

• Sedimentology and Ichnology of Paleozoic Estuarine and Shoreface Reservoirs, Morrow Sandstone, Lower Pennsylvanian of Southwest Kansas, USA, Luis A. Buatois, Gabriela Mángano, and Timothy R. Carr.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, September 1998, Bulletin 241, part 3

• Utility of Ground-penetrating Radar in Near-surface, High-resolution Imaging of Lansing-Kansas City (Pennsylvanian) Limestone Reservoir Analogs, Alex Martinez, Joseph M. Kruger, and Evan K. Franseen.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, June 1998, Bulletin 241, part 2

• Distribution of the Bandera Shale of the Marmaton Group, Middle Pennsylvanian of Southeastern Kansas, Robert L. Brownfield, Robert L. Brenner, and John P. Pope.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, March 1998, Bulletin 241, part 1

• Allostratigraphic and Sedimentologic Applications of Trace Fossils to the Study of Incised Estuarine Valleys: An Example from the Virgilian Tonganoxie Sandstone Member of Eastern Kansas, Luis A. Buatois, Gabriela Mángano, Christopher G. Maples, and William P. Lanier.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, September 1997, Bulletin 240, part 4

• Chemical Analyses of Middle and Upper Pennsylvanian Coals from Southeastern Kansas, Lawrence L. Brady and Joseph R. Hatch.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, August 1997, Bulletin 240, part 3

• Chert Gravel and Neogene Drainage in East-central Kansas, James A. Aber.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, April 1997, Bulletin 240, part 2

• Comparison of Maturation Data and Fluid-inclusion Homogenization Temperatures to Simple Thermal Models: Implications for Thermal History and Fluid Flow in the Midcontinent, K. David Newell.

Current Research in Earth Sciences, January 1997, Bulletin 240, part 1

• Heat Flow in the Cretaceous of Northwestern Kansas and Implications for Regional Hydrology, Andrea Förster and Dan Merriam.

Current Research on Kansas Geology, spring 1995, Bulletin 238

• Factors Affecting Nitrate Concentration in Ground Water in Stafford County, Kansas, Margaret A. Townsend and David P. Young; available as a PDF file.
• The Effect of River Valleys and the Upper Cretaceous Aquitard on Regional Flow in the Dakota Aquifer in the Central Great Plains of Kansas and Southeastern Colorado, P. Allen Macfarlane; available as a PDF file.

Current Research on Kansas Geology, summer 1993, Bulletin 235

• Reevaluation of Wolfcampian Cyclothems in Northeastern Kansas: Significance of Subaerial Exposure and Flooding Surfaces, Keith B. Miller and Ronald R. West; available as a PDF file.
• Stratigraphy and Depositional Setting of the Lower Missourian (Pennsylvanian) Bethany Falls and Mound Valley Limestones, Analogues for Age-equivalent Ooid-grainstone Reservoirs, Kansas, John A. French and W. Lynn Watney; available as a PDF file.
• Comparative Review and Synthesis of Ground Water Recharge Estimates for the Great Bend Prairie Aquifer of Kansas, Marios Sophocleous.
• Composition of Rift-related Igneous and Sedimentary Rocks of the Keweenawan Supergroup in the Poersch no. 1, OZ-1, Finn, and Friederich Wells, Northeastern Kansas, Robert L. Cullers and Pieter Berendsen.

The first two issues of Current Research in Earth Sciences, Bulletins 235 and 238, were published as traditional paper volumes under the designation of Current Research on Kansas Geology. The name was changed in 1995 to Current Research in Earth Sciences to broaden the scope of the Bulletin.

The Bulletin went online in 1997. Papers published online during 1997 and 1998 were published in hard copy as KGS Bulletins 240 and 241. These are available from the KGS Publications Sales Office (see our online Catalogue of Publications). Beginning in 1999, Current Research will be exclusively an online publication.

All articles in Bulletin 238 are available as PDF files. Two of the four articles in Bulletin 235 have been put online as PDF files. Hard copies are available from the KGS Publications Sales Office (see our online Catalogue of Publications).

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