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Skagit Gneiss Used to be Plutonic Rocks
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Boulder Batholith 9km Uplift
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How old was the plutonic material that made the Skagit Gneiss?
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North Cascade - Crustal Thickness
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Schedule and Eocene Papers
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Dream Team Photos and Videos
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How do we know the original depth and pressure of the Skagit Gneiss?
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Washington Strike Slip Faults
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Crystalline Core Blocks
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Straight Creek Fault Restoration
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Stacia Gordon
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Skagit Gneiss Locations
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Previous Research
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Skagit Gneiss Pressure and Depth Indicators
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Garnets
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Zircon Age Dating
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Field Photos
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Cordierite Shows Fast Exhumation
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Other Age Dating Methods
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Crystalline Core and Sedimentary Basins
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Upper Crust vs Deeper Crust Deformation
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Other Core Complexes
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Q&A
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Next Session Preview
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Roadside Geology of Washington
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Toast and Goodbye
Description:
Explore the geological wonders of the North Cascades in this comprehensive lecture on the Eocene Crystalline Core. Delve into the formation and characteristics of the Skagit Gneiss, understanding its plutonic origins and the processes that shaped it. Learn about crustal thickness, strike-slip faults, and the restoration of the Straight Creek Fault. Discover pressure and depth indicators in the Skagit Gneiss, including the role of garnets and zircon age dating. Examine field photos and gain insights into fast exhumation through cordierite analysis. Compare the deformation of upper and deeper crust, and explore other core complexes. Engage with a Q&A session and preview upcoming topics. Conclude with a discussion on the Roadside Geology of Washington, offering a practical application of the lecture's content.

Crystalline Core with Stacia Gordon

Nick Zentner
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