- 1111/1475-4983.00185.
Osborn and
Earle (1895), "Fossil
mammals of the
Puerco beds."
Collection of 1892. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist. VII, p. 1-70, with...
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Interstate 40 (I-40),
which parallels the BNSF Railway's
Southern Transcon, the
Puerco River, and
historic U.S.
Route 66, all
crossing the park
roughly east–west...
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formation exposed near Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Gravel beds within the
formation in the Rio
Puerco valley west of
Albuquerque have
provided clues to the...
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directions from the west. The
lower beds are
predominantly interbedded sandstone and
mudstone while the
upper beds are
predominantly sandstone to conglomerate...
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gallons (360,000 m3) of acidic,
radioactive tailings solution into the
Puerco River through Pipeline Arroyo. An
estimated 1.36
short tons (1.23 t) of...
- Cope
named the
species Mioclaenus sectorius for jaws with
teeth from the
Puerco Formation of New Mexico. He re****igned it to the new
genus Anisonchus later...
- Chester, her psychiatrist, and a
Latin American revolutionary known as El
Puerco ('The Pig'; his
friends just call him "El") (Gregory Sierra);
Billy Tate's...
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attempts to kill him and his family. He
later becomes a
general in El
Puerco's revolutionary army
after rescuing him and
Jessica from
being lost in the...
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plateau region borders the east,
southeast of the
Painted Desert,
where the
Puerco River enters the desert,
flowing southwest from New
Mexico then meeting...
- 60-mile (97 km)
stretch of
river from present-day
Algodones to the Rio
Puerco confluence south of Belen. Of these, 12 or 13 were
densely clustered near...
