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Article title
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Abstract
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Keywords
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Introduction
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Overview of Big Bend geologic history and paleoenvironments
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Paleozoic era
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Late Cretaceous system
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Paleogene system
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Neogene system
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Geologic formations within Big Bend National Park: a primer
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Paleozoic Era
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Maravillas Chert ()
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Caballos Novaculite ()
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Tesnus Formation ()
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Mesozoic Era - Lower Cretaceous (Comanchian Series)
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Glen Rose Limestone ()
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Telephone Canyon Formation ()
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Del Carmen Limestone ()
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Sue Peaks Formation ()
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Santa Elena Limestone ()
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Del Rio Clay ()
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Buda Limestone ()
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Mesozoic Era - Upper Cretaceous (Gulfian Series)
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Boquillas Formation ()
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Pen Formation ()
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Aguja Formation ()
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Javelina Formation ()
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Black Peaks Formation () - Cretaceous interval
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Cenozoic Era - Paleogene (Paleocene Series)
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Black Peaks Formation () - Paleogene interval
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Cenozoic Era - Paleogene (Eocene Series)
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Hannold Hill Formation ()
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Canoe Formation ()
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Cenozoic Era - Paleogene Period (Late Eocene and Oligocene Series)
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Chisos Formation ()
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South Rim Formation and "Burro Mesa" Formation (; , respectively)
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Neogene (Miocene Series)
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Delaho Formation ()
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Banta Shut-In formation (informally proposed by )
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Neogene (Pliocene - Pleistocene series)
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Fingers and Estufa Canyon formations (informally named by )
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Pleistocene terrace deposits and grottos
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Fossil taxonomic lists: methods
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Discussion
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Fossil plants (Table )
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Invertebrate fossils (Table )
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Vertebrate fossils (Table )
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Acknowledgements
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References
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