Education

by W D. Keller, 36 p., 32 figs., 1979.
Outlines discovery and depletion of Missouri diaspore, a non-renewable mineral resource and superior refractory material.

by Thomas R. Beveridge, Second Edition, revised by Jerry D. Vineyard, 392 p., 163 figs., app., 1991.
Locates and describes more than 400 interesting geologic features including mountains, hills, knobs, mounds, shutins, waterfalls, rapids, bluffs and others.

by Jon L. Hawker, 326 p., 201 illus., 1992.
A journey through time in Missouri. This book traces both geological changes and biological development from as far in the past as the imagination and geological science can explore to the present time and beyond.

by Maurice G. Mehl, 115 p., 39 figs., 1962.
Describes in laymen?s terms characteristics and distribution of Pleistocene vertebrate fauna.