@article{229485,
      recid = {229485},
      author = {Sando, William Jasper. and Wardlaw, Bruce R.},
      title = {Mississippian and Pennsylvanian stratigraphy in southwest  Montana and adjacent Idaho /},
      publisher = {U.S. G.P.O. ;},
      address = {[Washington, D.C.] :},
      pages = {1 vol. (various pagings) :},
      year = {1985},
      abstract = {A complexly faulted and folded sequence of Mississippian  carbonate rocks more than 1,000 m thick is exposed in the  northern Tendoy Mountains in southwest Montana. These  rocks, previously assigned to the Madison Group, Big Snowy  Group, and Amsden Formation, are herein referred to the  Tendoy Group (new name) and the Snowcrest Range Group (new  name, Wardlaw and Pecora, Chapter B, this bulletin). The  Tendoy Group comprises, in ascending order, the Paine  Limestone (raised in stratigraphic rank), Middle Canyon  Formation, Mission Canyon Limestone (previously assigned to  the Madison Group in this area), and McKenzie Canyon  Limestone (new name). The Tendoy Group represents a  hitherto unrecognized facies belt near the craton margin.  The overlying Mississippian Snowcrest Range Group consists  of, in ascending order, the Kibbey Sandstone (reassigned  from the Big Snowy Group) and two newly named units, the  Lombard Limestone and the Conover Ranch Formation (Wardlaw  and Pecora, Chapter B, this bulletin).},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/229485},
}