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West Texas State University. Geological Society

A student-run geology society from Canyon, Texas, this group is best known for sharing the story of Palo Duro Canyon in a clear, field-guide style. Its work reflects a hands-on interest in the landscapes, rocks, and natural history of the Texas Panhandle.

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Guidebook of Palo Duro Canyon

Guidebook of Palo Duro Canyon

by West Texas State University. Geological Society

About the author

West Texas State University Geological Society was a student organization in the Department of Geology at West Texas State University, now West Texas A&M University, in Canyon, Texas. In the front matter of Guidebook of Palo Duro Canyon, the society says it was organized in 1958 to promote interest in geology as both an academic subject and a professional career.

The society is credited with Guidebook of Palo Duro Canyon, a practical and educational work centered on one of Texas's best-known landscapes. Project Gutenberg describes the book as a scientific guidebook that brings together geology, ecology, history, and field observations to help readers understand the canyon more fully.

Because this is an organization rather than an individual author, a standard author portrait does not appear to be available from the sources I found. In this case, the group is best understood through its publication and its connection to the geology program at West Texas State University.