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Michael T. May
Michael T. May
Geology
Geomorphology
Cloverly Formation
Foreland basin
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Renewed interest in heavy oils and rock asphalt in South Central Kentucky
2009
Michael T. May
Kenneth W. Kuehn
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Interdisciplinary Science for Elementary Education
1999
Sandra Denise Clements
Michael T. Carini
D. Louis Collins
Thad R. Crews
Richard Fredrick Gelderman
Karen R. H. Hackney
R. L. Hackney
K. L. Matthew
Michael T. May
M. C. Prante
Regena L Scott
Robert Tyler
T.L. Wilson
C. N. Wolff
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Chronostratigraphy and Tectonic Significance of Lower Cretaceous Conglomerates in the Foreland of Central Wyoming
1995
Michael T. May
Lloyd C. Furer
Erik P. Kvale
Lee J. Sutfner
Gary D. Johnson
James H. Meyers
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Petrographic Characteristics of Morrison-Cloverly Formations and Equivalent Rocks in West Central and Central Wyoming—Implications for Tectonic Complexity in the Early Sevier Foreland
1993
Michael T. May
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Intra- and Extra-Basinal Tectonism, Climate and Intrinsic Threshold Cycles as Possible Controls on Early Cretaceous Fluvial Architecture, Wind River Basin, Wyoming
1992
Michael T. May
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