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- Fanny Carter Edson (October 5, 1887 – June 10, 1952) was an American petroleum geologist, She graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1910 and returned to further specialize in Precambrian geology, earning her master's degree in 1913. Along with her specialization in pre-Cambrian geology, Edson focused on stratigraphic correlations. Her area of work required the use of well samples which were used at this point in geological history as more advanced technology, such as electric logs, were just on the verge of being discovered. (en)
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- Picture of a woman standing outdoors, wearing jacket, pants, long socks and shoes, with trees and bushes close behind her (en)
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- Fellow, Geological Society of America (en)
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- Fanny Edson in field clothes (en)
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- pre-Cambrian geology, stratigraphy (en)
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- Cora Belle Albridge Carter (en)
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- field laboratory facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma (en)
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- Fanny Carter Edson (October 5, 1887 – June 10, 1952) was an American petroleum geologist, She graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1910 and returned to further specialize in Precambrian geology, earning her master's degree in 1913. Along with her specialization in pre-Cambrian geology, Edson focused on stratigraphic correlations. Her area of work required the use of well samples which were used at this point in geological history as more advanced technology, such as electric logs, were just on the verge of being discovered. (en)
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