Volumes

by Darling K. Greger, 294 p., 1945.

by Edward L. Clark, Nancy L. Scofield, and John W. Koenig, 146 p., 1956.

by Jerry D. Vineyard, John W. Koenig, and Bonnie L. Happel, 229 p., 1967.

by A.G. Unklesbay, 159 p., 13 pls., including geologic map, 1 fig., 1952.

by H.S. McQueen, with chapters on the results of x-ray analyses and firing behavior tests, by Paul G. Herold, 259 p., 39 pls., base map showing east-central Missouri fire clay districts, 6 figs., 31 tbls., 1943.

by f.B. Van Horn, 104 p., 13 pls., 25 figs., 1905.
In addition to discussions of the physiography, stratigraphy and structure of Moniteau County, this report describes its mineral resources (barite, building stone, clay, coal, quicklime, lead, zinc and sand).

by C.F. Marbut, 97 p., 19 pls., including a geologic map of Morgan County, 19 figs., 1907.
Discusses physiography, forestry, stratigraphy and structure of Morgan County as well as mineral resources (lead, zinc, coal, iron, barite and clay).

by Stuart Weller and Stuart St. Clair, 362 p., 15 pls., including geologic and topographic maps, 5 figs., 1928.
Describes location, stratigraphy, structural and historical geology, and mineral resources.

by Herbert E. Hendriks, 88 p., 9 pls., including geologic maps of Steelville Quadrangle and Crooked Creek area, 1 fig., 1954.