Umhoefer and Miller, 1996: Mid Cretaceous Thrusting, Southern Coast Belt Paper
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Basil Tikoff Email - Fringe Opinion on Rocky Mountain Origins
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Foomp and Fireworks
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Hit and Run
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Thrust Faults
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Plutons
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Strike Slip Faults
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Future Sessions
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Plate Movement Animations
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Why is there so much plutonic material inboard the insular superterrane docking?
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Mike Eddy Email - Not Slab Failure
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Jeff Tepper NE Washington Pluton Ages Map
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North Cascades
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Mount Stuart
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Umhoefer and Miller, 1996 Fault Restoration
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San Juan and Cascade Cross Section
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Bob Miller
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Crustal Thickness
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Insular and Intermontane Superterrane Boundaries
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Change in Concepts Over Time
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Umhoefer and Miller Fault Restoring
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Q&A
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Toast and Goodbye
Description:
Explore the complex geology of the North Cascades in this comprehensive lecture focusing on Eocene and Cretaceous events. Delve into mid-Cretaceous thrusting, plate movements, and the formation of plutons as CWU's Nick Zentner presents key research papers and expert opinions. Examine fault systems, crustal thickness, and superterrane boundaries while learning about changing geological concepts over time. Gain insights into the region's geological history through detailed cross-sections, maps, and animations. Engage with a thorough Q&A session to deepen your understanding of this fascinating geological period and its impact on the North Cascades landscape.