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Eocene E - Cretaceous Fireworks with Bob Miller

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This lecture explores the tectonic evolution of the North Cascades, focusing on Cretaceous thrusting, strike-slip faulting, terrane docking, plutonic rocks, crustal thickness, and fault restoration through the Eocene.

Syllabus

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Lecture Start
Outline
Eocene Papers
Umhoefer and Miller, 1996: Mid Cretaceous Thrusting, Southern Coast Belt Paper
Basil Tikoff Email - Fringe Opinion on Rocky Mountain Origins
Foomp and Fireworks
Hit and Run
Thrust Faults
Plutons
Strike Slip Faults
Future Sessions
Plate Movement Animations
Why is there so much plutonic material inboard the insular superterrane docking?
Mike Eddy Email - Not Slab Failure
Jeff Tepper NE Washington Pluton Ages Map
North Cascades
Mount Stuart
Umhoefer and Miller, 1996 Fault Restoration
San Juan and Cascade Cross Section
Bob Miller
Crustal Thickness
Insular and Intermontane Superterrane Boundaries
Change in Concepts Over Time
Umhoefer and Miller Fault Restoring
Q&A
Toast and Goodbye

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