Databases provide portals to research literature in subject areas. The data sources provide links to numbers behind the science.
Databases
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GeoRef This link opens in a new window GeoRef, is the primary earth and environmental science database for North American. It covers the geology of North America from 1693 to the present and globally from 1933 to the present. The database includes references to all publications of the U.S. Geological Survey. Master's theses and doctoral dissertations from US and Canadian universities are also covered.
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AAPG Datapages This link opens in a new windowAAPG Datapages includes full-text for the following titles: AAPG Bulletin (1917 - ); more than 230 AAPG Special Volumes; Journal of Petroleum Geology (1978-2004); Journal of Sedimentary Research (1931 - ); and all publications from the Gulf Coast, Midcontinent, Rocky Mountain, and Southwestern Groups. New collections continue to be added.AAPG Datapages has been funded through an endowment gift by Kentucky graduate Jay G. Henthorne, Jr., Class of '64, in honor of Lois J. Campbell.
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Web of Science Core Collection This link opens in a new window Web of Science provides access to numerous databases containing information from scholarly journals, books, reports and conference proceedings. You may also access EndNote Web through the Web of Science interface.
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ScienceDirect This link opens in a new windowScienceDirect is a full-text scientific database offering access to the full-text of Elsevier peer-reviewed journals and book chapters.
Brachiopods are the Kentucky State Fossil.
Source: Kentucky Geological Survey
Data Sources
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AAPG Datapages This link opens in a new windowAAPG Datapages includes full-text for the following titles: AAPG Bulletin (1917 - ); more than 230 AAPG Special Volumes; Journal of Petroleum Geology (1978-2004); Journal of Sedimentary Research (1931 - ); and all publications from the Gulf Coast, Midcontinent, Rocky Mountain, and Southwestern Groups. New collections continue to be added.AAPG Datapages has been funded through an endowment gift by Kentucky graduate Jay G. Henthorne, Jr., Class of '64, in honor of Lois J. Campbell.