Although the cover of the CD has difficulty spelling Vokes, it is a useful reference, updating several of the names.  Several of the original Maryland Geological Survey publications are also available on microfilm, if you have access to that.  They monographed the entire geologic sequence, which includes nice Paleozoic, Cretaceous, Paleocene, Eocene, Pliocene, and Pleistocene mollusks in addition to the well-known Miocene.  Many other state legislatures failed to fund similar projects, causing the data to be lost.

Sorry for the slow reply-just catching up from WCM.

    Dr. David Campbell
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>Maryland Geological Survey's Bulletin 20, Miocene Fossils of Maryland (by Harold E. Vokes, John D. Glaser and Robert D. Conkwright, 2nd edition, 2000) is available as a CD-ROM (for $10 plus $1 postage for US addresses) from the following address: http://www.mgs.md.gov/esic/publications/new/b20.html
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