| 89 - 91 |
Dedication - Russell R. Dutcher
Dutcher LAF |
| 93 - 101 |
History of applied coal petrology in the United States I. Early history of the application of coal petrography in the steel industry
Dutcher LAF, Crelling JC |
| 103 - 114 |
History of applied coal petrology in the United States II. A personalized history of the origin and development of applied coal petrology at the Pennsylvania State University
Spackman W |
| 115 - 128 |
History of applied coal petrology in the United States III. Contributions to applied coal and coke petrology at the Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Thompson RR |
| 129 - 158 |
Sedimentology of the coal-bearing Mist Mountain Formation, Line Creek, Southern Canadian Cordillera: relationships to coal quality
Vessey SJ, Bustin RM |
| 159 - 184 |
Petrography and palynology of the Blue Gem coal bed (Middle Pennsylvanian), southeastern Kentucky, USA
Rimmer SM, Hower JC, Moore TA, Esterle JS, Walton RL, Helfrich CT |
| 185 - 206 |
Metalliferous coals of the Westphalian A Joggins Formation, Cumberland Basin, Nova Scotia, Canada: petrology, geochemistry, and palynology
Hower JC, Calder JH, Eble CF, Scott AC, Robertson JD, Blanchard LJ |
| 207 - 220 |
In-situ analysis of solid bitumen in coal: examples from the Bowen Basin and the Illinois Basin
Mastalerz M, Glikson M |
| 221 - 230 |
Organic metamorphism in Middle Ordovician carbonates, Lebanon Valley nappe, Pennsylvania
Hower JC, Malinconico ML |
| 231 - 240 |
Assessment of compositional variation in duplicate samples of pelletized coal
Wild GD, Kuehn KW, Hower JC |
