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1615:"Hydrogeologic Framework and Delineation of Transient Areas Contributing Recharge and Zones of Contribution to Selected Wells in the Upper Santa Fe Group Aquifer, Southeastern Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1900β2050"
779:, in some places exceeding 100 feet (30 m). The aquifer continues to be studied to characterize the effects of new development, and resulting shifts in groundwater flow, on pollutants in the aquifer.
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in 1968) carried out field work through 1972. Work prior to 1940 was careless about identifying exact source strata, though greater care was taken thereafter. Most of the fossils came from the
Pojoaque
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of these basins into the ancestral Rio Grande, so that their drainage flowed toward southern New Mexico. Some geologists also define a middle section transitional between the upper and lower sections.
1342:
Brister, Brian S.; Gries, Robbie R. (1994). "Tertiary stratigraphy and tectonic development of the
Alamosa basin (northern San Luis basin), Rio Grande rift, south central Colorado".
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area in 1924, and immediately recognized the paleontological potential of the Santa Fe beds. The Fricks
Laboratory (merged with the Department of Vertebrate Paleontology of the
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and was extensively faulted and deformed. He interpreted the formation as being deposited in a series of basins along an ancestral Rio Grande. The formation was promoted to
1638:"Birth and evolution of the Rio Grande fluvial system in the past 8 Ma: Progressive downward integration and the influence of tectonics, volcanism, and climate"
1701:
The stratigraphic position of fossil vertebrates from the
Pojoaque Member of the Tesuque Formation (Middle Miocene, Late Barstovian) near EspaΓ±ola, New Mexico
1394:"Estimated 2016 Groundwater Level and Drawdown from Predevelopment to 2016 in the Santa Fe Group Aquifer System in the Albuquerque Area, Central New Mexico"
1586:
May, S. Judson; Russell, Lee R. (1994). "Thickness of the syn-rift Santa Fe Group in the
Albuquerque Basin and its relation to structural style".
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potential of the Santa Fe Group was recognized by Bryan Kirk in 1938, and the
Alamosa subbasin of the San Luis Valley, the central part of the
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are now among the most productive groundwater reservoirs in the western United States. In the
Albuquerque area, this has produced significant
1749:
408:
Formations of the Santa Fe Group are defined in each basin of the Rio Grande rift, though some formations extend across multiple basins.
1286:"Provenance of volcanic clasts from the Santa Fe Group, Culebra graben of the San Luis Basin, Colorado: A guide to tectonic evolution"
1744:
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The lower Santa Fe Group is present only in the subsurface in the San Luis Basin and has not been divided into formations.
1369:
Connell, Sean D. (2001). "Stratigraphy of the
Albuquerque Basin, Rio Grande Rift, Central New Mexico: A progress report".
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353:. These range in age from late Oligocene to Pleistocene. The oldest formations in the group correspond to the earliest
1541:
A brief history of geological studies in New Mexico : with biographical profiles of notable New Mexico geologists
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Kirk, Bryan (1938). "Geology and ground-water conditions of the Rio Grande depression in
Colorado and New Mexico".
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beds which they overlie. He noted their great thickness, which he observed to be at least 1,500 feet (460 m).
623:
1449:"Overview of the Hydrogeology and Geohydrology of the Northern Rio Grande Basin - Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas"
813:
By 1936, the Santa Fe
Formation had been traced from central New Mexico into southern Colorado. Two years later,
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The formations in the group are divided into lower and upper sections. The lower Santa Fe Group was deposited in
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Galusha and Blick advocated a much narrower definition of the Santa Fe Group in 1971. They restricted it to the
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rank in 1953 and defined by Baldwin three years later as basin-filling sedimentary and volcanic rocks of the
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of the Tesuque Formation and were almost entire found within thin (0.5β3 m) maroon-red to pale green
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The Rio Grande Joint Investigation in the upper Rio Grande basin in Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas
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Wilmarth, M.G. (1936). "Lexicon of geologic names of the United States (including Alaska)".
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river system has exposed many of the beds deposited earlier, often spectacularly, as in the
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deposits eroded from basin-margin uplifts. The upper Santa Fe Group was deposited after
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during his 1869 survey of New Mexico and Colorado. He likened these to the badlands of
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gave the name "Santa Fe Marls" to the extensive sedimentary beds in the valley of the
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Armstrong, Corine; Dutrow, Barbara L.; Henry, Darrell J.; Thompson, Ren A. (2013).
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1590:. Geological Society of America Special Papers. Vol. 291. pp. 113β124.
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1513:"Tertiary-Quaternary sediments of the Rio Grande Valley in southern New Mexico"
1346:. Geological Society of America Special Papers. Vol. 291. pp. 39β58.
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Basins of the Rio Grande Rift: Structure, Stratigraphy, and Tectonic Setting
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Basins of the Rio Grande Rift: Structure, Stratigraphy, and Tectonic Setting
273:
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860:. However, the broad 1956 definition by Baldwin has been widely accepted.
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Repasch, Marisa; Karlstrom, Karl; Heizler, Matt; Pecha, Mark (May 2017).
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New Perspectives on Rio Grande Rift Basins: From Tectonics to Groundwater
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1560:"The Palomas Formation of south-central New Mexico; a formal definition"
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642:, arrived at San Ildefonso the next year and collected a number of
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New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources Open File Reports
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1673:"Geology of San Diego Mountain area, Dona Ana County, New Mexico"
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388:(closed arid basins) where streams drained into intermittent
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Kues, Barry S.; Lewis, Claudia J.; Lueth, Virgil W. (2014).
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in 1873 and found fossil mammal bones characteristic of the
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Los Barrancos, New Mexico, underlain by Santa Fe Group beds
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1704:(MS thesis). Stephen F. Austin State University. Paper 41
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New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources Bulletin
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New Mexico Geological Society Field Conference Guidebook
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United States Geologic Survey of New Mexico and Colorado
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New Mexico Geological Society Field Conference Guidebook
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of the region around the rift has ended deposition, and
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Group of geologic formations filling the Rio Grande rift
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U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report
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1506:. U.S. National Resources Committee. pp. 197β225.
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U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Map
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beds of lithosome B. These are interpreted as small
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1671:Seager, W.R.; Hawley, J.W.; Clemons, R.E. (1971).
1428:Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History
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870:
1543:(First ed.). New Mexico Geological Society.
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1421:"Stratigraphy of the Santa Fe Group, New Mexico"
1316:"The Santa Fe group of north-central New Mexico"
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680:Fossils found in the Santa Fe Group include the
1621:. Scientific Investigations Report. 2019β5052.
349:-filling sedimentary and volcanic rocks of the
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817:recognized that it extended at least from the
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848:basin, and specifically excluded the older
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1613:Myers, Nathan c.; Friesz, Paul J. (2019).
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802:and correctly determined that they were
345:The Santa Fe Group is widely defined as
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806:in age and were much younger than the
555:Southern and eastern Albuquerque Basin
1558:Lozinsky, R.P.; Hawley, J.W. (1986).
1447:Hawley, John; Kernodle, Mike (1999).
1419:Galusha, Ted; Blick, John C. (1971).
1501:
1392:Galanter, A.E.; Curry, L.T. (2019).
1111:
746:
646:reptile, bird, and mammal fossils.
13:
1750:Paleogene formations of New Mexico
658:American Museum of Natural History
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333:, and contains important regional
14:
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1400:. Scientific Investigations Map.
1037:Seager, Hawley & Clemons 1971
429:
411:
1745:Neogene formations of New Mexico
215:
48:
1698:Williamson, Garrett R. (2016).
1663:10.1016/j.earscirev.2017.03.003
474:
340:
1:
1740:Geologic groups of New Mexico
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634:. Some of these were sent to
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158:5,000 m (16,000 ft)
1049:Kues, Lewis & Lueth 2014
863:
652:sent an expedition into the
7:
1456:WRRI Conference Proceedings
505:Northwest Albuquerque Basin
10:
1766:
1719:Geological Survey Bulletin
1314:Baldwin, Brewster (1956).
1208:Hawley & Kernodle 1999
1124:Hawley & Kernodle 1999
1022:Lozinsky & Hawley 1986
614:
1511:Kottlowski, F.E. (1953).
1136:Galanter & Curry 2019
564:Sierra Ladrones Formation
514:Sierra Ladrones Formation
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1196:Galusha & Blick 1971
1085:Galusha & Blick 1971
1061:Galusha & Blick 1971
931:Brister & Gries 1994
919:Brister & Gries 1994
892:Galusha & Blick 1971
783:History of investigation
638:. Marsh's bitter rival,
317:. The group consists of
1232:Armstrong et al. (2013)
1148:Myers & Friesz 2019
604:Rincon Valley Formation
534:Middle Santa Fe Group:
1256:May & Russell 1994
609:Hayner Ranch Formation
599:Lower Santa Fe Group:
584:Upper Santa Fe Group:
569:Lower Santa Fe Group:
559:Upper Santa Fe Group:
544:Lower Santa Fe Group:
539:Cerro Conejo Formation
529:Arroyo Ojito Formation
509:Upper Santa Fe Group:
489:Lower Santa Fe Group:
479:Upper Santa Fe Group:
454:Lower Santa Fe Group:
434:Upper Santa Fe Group:
416:Upper Santa Fe Group:
355:structural deformation
306:characteristic of the
1642:Earth-Science Reviews
1474:Hayden, F.V. (1869).
1024:, pp. 73β78, 82.
624:San Ildefonso Pueblo
494:Blackshare Formation
248:Santa Fe, New Mexico
1654:2017ESRv..168..113R
1628:10.3133/sir20195052
1596:10.1130/SPE291-p113
1268:Repasch et al. 2017
981:, pp. 118β119.
759:, and the southern
640:Edward Drinker Cope
589:Camp Rice Formation
292:geologic formations
30:Stratigraphic range
1567:New Mexico Geology
1352:10.1130/SPE291-p39
808:Galisteo Formation
574:Popotosa Formation
149:Espinaso Formation
1550:978-1-58546-011-3
842:Chamita Formation
838:Tesuque Formation
757:Albuquerque Basin
594:Palomas Formation
519:Cochiti Formation
469:Abiquiu Formation
464:Tesuque Formation
459:Chamita Formation
449:Cochiti Formation
421:Alamosa Formation
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723:Vespertilionidae
669:to fine-grained
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357:associated with
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1384:10.1.1.524.6206
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831:Rio Grande rift
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499:Tanos Formation
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439:Ancha Formation
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363:Geologic uplift
351:Rio Grande rift
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983:
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804:upper Tertiary
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302:. It contains
284:Santa Fe Group
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633:
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