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Economic Geology; November 1966; v. 61; no. 7; p. 1283-1287
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Geologic limitations on the age of uranium deposits in the Jackpile Sandstone, New Mexico

J. Thomas Nash, and Paul F. Kerr

Uranium ore and associated sedimentary structures are truncated by an erosional surface under reworked sandstone beneath the Cretaceous Dakota Sandstone. Much of the uranium thus appears to have been introduced shortly after deposition of the host sediment.

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