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Explore how exotic terranes, superterranes, subduction, and slab windows shaped the North Cascades between 200 and 50 million years ago.
Discover the geological processes behind the formation of the Cascade Range in this lecture by Nick Zentner, part of the 2025 Downtown Geology Lecture Series.
A debate over how flat-slab subduction and exotic-terrain collision shaped the Rocky Mountains, including contrasting Sevier and Laramide structural styles.
A six-stop field trip traces North Cascades faults, plutons, and metamorphic rocks along Washington’s North Cascades Highway.
A geologist explains how North Cascades crystalline-core rocks reveal deep crustal pressures, rapid Eocene exhumation, strike-slip faulting, and regional uplift.
A regional geology lecture tracing Montana's Eocene magmas, from the Boulder Batholith and Butte ore deposits to volcanic flare-ups and Rocky Mountain uplift.
A geologist examines the Coast Mountains Batholith, Eocene magmatic flare-ups, subduction and slab failure, isotopic evidence, and the tectonic history of British Columbia.
Explores Eocene magmatism, tectonic rollback, and the geologic evolution of Idaho’s Batholith.
Examines the southwestward age progression of Eocene Challis magmas and how it supports a slab-rollback model connected to Cascadia.
Explores how westward subduction, slab walls, and mantle tomography reshape interpretations of Eocene tectonics beneath the Pacific Northwest and North America.
Reconstruct the Eocene Resurrection Plate through seismic tomography, slab maps, near-trench magmas, and animated plate-tectonic models of western North America.
A geologic investigation of how the Chugach terrain translated, using spreading ridges, plate-boundary structures, and paleomagnetic evidence.
Explores Eocene near-trench magmas in the North Cascades through slab-window models, adakites, geologic maps, and rock examples.
Examines how strike-slip faulting created the Eocene Chumstick Basin through fault offsets, sedimentation rates, and depositional models.
A field-focused look at the Eocene Chumstick Basin, tracing North Cascades sedimentary layers, tuffs, basin extent, and the research behind their interpretation.
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