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9781420045581

The Geology of the Everglades and Adjacent Areas

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  • ISBN13:

    9781420045581

  • ISBN10:

    142004558X

  • Edition: DVD
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2007-04-18
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Painting a complete picture of the history of the Everglades, The Geology of the Everglades and Adjacent Areas brings together the perspectives of various geoscientists to provides an overview of the geology, paleontology, and paleoceanography of the Everglades region. It emphasizes the upper 300 m of the geologic framework of the area and gives insight into the local stratigraphy, geomorphology, lithology, and historical geology. Building upon the geologic nomenclature and stratigraphic sequences set down by the Florida Geological Survey, the book includes redefinitions of some previously poorly known formations, the chronological fine-tuning of other poorly known units, and the description of 7 new members.Designed to be a field guide as well as a reference, the book is illustrated with photographs of exposed geologic sections, stratotype localities, collection sites, and details of interesting fossil beds. It contains 124 full-page illustrations with 69 black and white figures, 43 black and white plates of index fossils, and 12 full color plates of simulated space shuttle images of Florida's ancient seas and coastlines. This text is accompanied by a CD-ROM that features animated maps along with a Power Point presentation of simulated space shuttle imagery of Eocene-to-Holocene Florida.The book is arranged by geologic time, ranging from the late Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pliocene, and Pleistocene to the Holocene. The authors place lithostratigraphic descriptions of the geologic formations and members into this chronological framework, along with the paleogeography of the seas and lakes within which they were deposited. They also emphasize biostratigraphy with over 1000 index fossils listed and over 400 illustrated. The book brings together information previously spread through innumerable publications, saving you the time and effort it would take to assemble and cross-reference multiple sources.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. xxi
Fundamentals of Everglades Geologyp. 1
History of Geologic Exploration in the Evergladesp. 1
Geomorphology of the Everglades Regionp. 4
Eastern Regionp. 4
Western Regionp. 6
Southern Regionp. 6
Geologic Framework of the Everglades Regionp. 7
The Carbonate Platform Depositional Episodep. 7
The Upwelling-Deltaic Depositional Episodep. 9
The Pseudoatoll Depositional Episodep. 10
Everglades Mollusk Ages and Relative Datingp. 11
The Hernandoan Mollusk Agep. 12
The Charlottean Mollusk Agep. 13
The Kissimmean Mollusk Agep. 13
The Bellegladean Mollusk Agep. 15
The Lakeworthian Mollusk Agep. 16
Paleoceanography of the Evergladesp. 16
Late Paleogene to Early Miocene Southern Floridap. 21
The Paleogeography of the Ocala Seap. 22
Megatsunamis and the Everglades Unconformityp. 22
Paleogeography of the Dade Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 25
The Suwannee Limestone, Vicksburg Groupp. 27
History of Discoveryp. 27
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 27
Stratotypep. 28
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 28
Suwannee Index Fossilsp. 28
Paleogeography of the Tampa Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 32
The Arcadia Formation, Hawthorn Groupp. 32
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 33
Stratotypep. 34
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 34
The Nocatee Member, Arcadia Formationp. 34
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 34
Stratotypep. 35
The Tampa Member, Arcadia Formationp. 36
History of Discoveryp. 36
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 36
Stratotypep. 37
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 37
Tampa Index Fossilsp. 37
Paleogeography of the Arcadia Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 41
Middle and Late Miocene to Early Pliocene Southern Floridap. 45
Paleogeography of the Polk Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 45
The Peace River Formation, Hawthorn Groupp. 46
The Bone Valley Member, Peace River Formationp. 46
History of Discoveryp. 46
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 47
Stratotypep. 48
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 48
Peace River Index Fossilsp. 48
Paleogeography of the Charlotte Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 50
The Bayshore Formation, Hawthorn Groupp. 51
History of Discoveryp. 51
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 51
Stratotypep. 53
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 53
The Cocoplum Member, Bayshore Formationp. 53
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 53
Stratotypep. 54
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 54
Cocoplum Index Fossilsp. 54
The Port Charlotte Member, Bayshore Formationp. 54
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 54
Stratotypep. 56
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 56
Port Charlotte Index Fossilsp. 56
The Paleogeography of the Murdock Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 56
The Murdock Station Formation, Hawthorn Groupp. 59
History of Discoveryp. 59
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 59
Stratotypep. 61
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 62
The Jupiter Waterway Member, Murdock Station Formationp. 62
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 62
Stratotypep. 62
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 63
Jupiter Waterway Index Fossilsp. 63
The Sarasota Member, Murdock Station Formationp. 63
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 63
Stratotypep. 65
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 65
Sarasota Member Index Fossilsp. 65
Middle and Late Pliocene Southern Floridap. 69
Paleogeography of the Tamiami Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 69
The Tamiami Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 72
History of Discoveryp. 72
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 74
Stratotypep. 74
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 75
Tamiami Index Fossilsp. 75
The Buckingham Member, Tamiami Formationp. 75
History of Discoveryp. 75
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 76
Stratotypep. 77
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 77
Buckingham Index Fossilsp. 77
The Pinecrest Member, Tamiami Formationp. 82
History of Discoveryp. 82
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 83
Stratotypep. 84
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 84
Pinecrest Index Fossilsp. 85
The Ochopee Member, Tamiami Formationp. 92
History of Discoveryp. 92
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 92
Stratotypep. 93
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 93
Ochopee Index Fossilsp. 93
The Golden Gate Member, Tamiami Formationp. 94
History of Discoveryp. 94
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 96
Stratotypep. 96
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 96
Golden Gate Index Fossilsp. 97
The Fruitville Member, Tamiami Formationp. 104
History of Discoveryp. 104
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 104
Stratotypep. 106
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 106
Fruitville Index Fossilsp. 106
Latest Pliocene to Earliest Pleistocene Southern Floridap. 117
Paleogeography of the Caloosahatchee Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 117
The Caloosahatchee Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 119
History of Discoveryp. 119
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 119
Stratotypep. 120
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 120
Caloosahatchee Index Fossilsp. 121
The Fordville Member, Caloosahatchee Formationp. 121
History of Discoveryp. 121
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 121
Stratotypep. 122
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 122
Fordville Index Fossilsp. 122
The Fort Denaud Member, Caloosahatchee Formationp. 124
History of Discoveryp. 124
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 124
Stratotypep. 125
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 125
Fort Denaud Index Fossilsp. 126
The Bee Branch Member, Caloosahatchee Formationp. 131
History of Discoveryp. 131
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 131
Stratotypep. 132
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 132
Bee Branch Index Fossilsp. 132
The Ayers Landing Member, Caloosahatchee Formationp. 134
History of Discoveryp. 134
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 134
Stratotypep. 134
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 135
Ayers Landing Index Fossilsp. 135
The Nashua Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 137
History of Discoveryp. 137
Lithology and Areal Extentp. 137
Stratotypep. 138
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 139
The Fort Drum Member, Nashua Formationp. 139
History of Discoveryp. 139
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 140
Stratotypep. 141
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 141
Fort Drum Index Fossilsp. 141
The Rucks Pit Member, Nashua Formationp. 142
History of Discoveryp. 142
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 142
Stratotypep. 144
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 144
Rucks Pit Index Fossilsp. 144
Middle Pleistocene Southern Floridap. 147
Paleogeography of the Loxahatchee Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 148
The Bermont Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 150
History of Discoveryp. 150
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 150
Stratotypep. 152
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 152
Bermont Index Fossilsp. 152
The Holey Land Member, Bermont Formationp. 153
History of Discoveryp. 153
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 154
Stratotypep. 157
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 157
Holey Land Index Fossilsp. 157
The Okeelanta Member, Bermont Formationp. 162
History of Discoveryp. 162
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 162
Stratotypep. 164
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 164
Okeelanta Index Fossilsp. 164
Paleogeography of the Belle Glade Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 166
The Belle Glade Member, Bennont Formationp. 168
History of Discoveryp. 168
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 168
Stratotypep. 169
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 169
Belle Glade Index Fossilsp. 169
Late Pleistocene to Holocene Southern Floridap. 173
Paleogeography of the Lake Worth Subsea, Okeechobean Seap. 175
The Fort Thompson Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 176
History of Discoveryp. 176
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 176
Stratotypep. 177
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 177
Fort Thompson Index Fossilsp. 178
The Okaloacoochee Member, Fort Thompson Formationp. 178
History of Discoveryp. 178
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 178
Stratotypep. 178
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 179
Okaloacoochee Index Fossilsp. 179
The Coffee Mill Hammock Member, Fort Thompson Formationp. 80
History of Discoveryp. 180
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 180
Stratotypep. 183
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 183
Coffee Mill Hammock Index Fossilsp. 183
The Miami Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 185
History of Discoveryp. 185
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 187
Stratotypep. 188
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 188
Miami Index Fossilsp. 189
The Anastasia Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 189
History of Discoveryp. 189
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 190
Stratotypep. 192
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 192
Anastasia Index Fossilsp. 192
The Key Largo Formation, Okeechobee Groupp. 192
History of Discoveryp. 192
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 192
Stratotypep. 193
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 193
Key Largo Index Fossilsp. 193
The Surficial Complexp. 193
The Lake Flirt Formation, Surficial Complexp. 194
History of Discoveryp. 194
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 194
Stratotypep. 195
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 195
Lake Flirt Index Fossilsp. 195
The Pamlico Formation, Surficial Complexp. 195
History of Discoveryp. 195
Lithologic Description and Areal Extentp. 195
Age and Correlative Unitsp. 197
Pamlico Index Fossilsp. 197
Referencesp. 199
Indexp. 205
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