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variable sandstones and
limestones followed by the
Opeche shale and the
Minnekahta limestone. The next rock layer, the
Spearfish Formation,
forms a valley...
- The
Minnekahta Formation is a
geologic formation in Wyoming,
United States. It
preserves fossils dating back to the
Permian period.
Earth sciences portal...
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dogtooth spar.
Subsequent deposition of the
Permian Opeche Shale,
Permian Minnekahta Limestone, Tri****ic
Spearfish Formation, and
Tertiary White River Group...
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arrived in the
second half of the 19th century. They
first named the city "
Minnekahta"
after its
Lakota name. It was
renamed Hot
Springs in 1882,
which is a...
- The
State Soldiers Home Barn, at 2500
Minnekahta Ave. in Hot Springs,
South Dakota, was
built in 1929. Also
known as the
Michael J.
Fitzmaurice South Dakota...
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Sundance Formation,
Gypsum Spring Formation,
Piper Formation Overlies Minnekahta Limestone Thickness 350–800 feet (110–240 m)
Lithology Primary Siltstone...
- plains,
prograding river delta, and
barrier island environments. The
Minnekahta Formation was
deposited during the Permian,
followed by the Spearfish...
- new,
exceptionally well-preserved
Permian actinopterygian fish from the
Minnekahta Limestone of
South Dakota, USA".
Journal of
Systematic Palaeontology....
- Valley,
Buffalo Gap,
Craven Canyon,
Gillette Prairie, the Hot Springs-
Minnekahta area,
lnyan Kara Mountain,
Black Elk Peak,
Black Buttes,
White Butte,...
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history for a
Great Lakes ship. In 1912,
Chicago &
Duluth renamed the ship
Minnekahta. The ship was sold
again in 1913, and finally, in 1914, the ship was purchased...
