Paleomagnetism and tectonic significance of Eocene basalts from the Black Hills, Washington Coast Range

Journal article

Peer reviewed

Brian R. Globerman, Myrl E. Beck and Robert A. Duncan

Geological Society of America bulletin, Vol.93(11), pp.1151-1159

01/01/1982

Abstract

basalts

block structures

Cenozoic

Coast Ranges

Eocene

igneous rocks

microplates

Paleogene

paleomagnetism

plate rotation

plate tectonics

pole positions

Solid-earth geophysics

tectonics

tectonophysics

Tertiary

Thurston County Washington

United States

volcanic rocks

Washington

These Early Eocene basalts from Washington State have an average age of 53 m.y.

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Title: Paleomagnetism and tectonic significance of Eocene basalts from the Black Hills, Washington Coast Range
Creators - without role: Brian R. Globerman - Western Washington University
Myrl E. Beck - Western Washington University
Robert A. Duncan - Oregon State University
Publication Details: Geological Society of America bulletin, Vol.93(11), pp.1151-1159
Publisher: Geological Society of America (GSA)
Identifiers: 9952716008331
Academic Unit: King Saud University
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article