A-2 Kodiak to Kuskokwim, Alaska

DANG Transect A-2. Part of GSA’s DNAG Continent-Ocean Transect Series, this transect contains all or most of the following: free-air gravity and magnetic anomaly profiles, heat flow measurements, geologic cross section with no vertical exaggeration, multi-channel seismic reflection profiles, tectonic kindred cross section with vertical exaggeration, geologic map, stratigraphic diagram, and an index map. All transects are on a scale of 1:500,000.
North American Continent - Oceans Transects Program Transect A2: Kodiak to Kuskokwim, Alaska
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Published:January 01, 1985
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The A-2 transect group, 1985. "North American Continent - Oceans Transects Program Transect A2: Kodiak to Kuskokwim, Alaska", A-2 Kodiak to Kuskokwim, Alaska, Roland von Huene, Stephen Box, Bob Detterman, Michael Fisher, Casey Moore, Hans Pulpan, R. C. Speed
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Abstract
The A-2 Kodiak to Kuskokwim Transect crosses the seismically active eastern Aleutian Trench in the Gulf of Alaska, traverses the marine and insular forearc region that includes southern Kodiak Island and Shelikof Strai t, traverses the Alaska Peninsula which includes the modern Aleutian Are, drops into the Bristol Bay and lowland area of the Bering Sea, and comes ashore in the southwestern Kuskokwim Mountains. Thus the A-2 transect crosses an ocean to continent transition from the oceanic crust of the north Pacific Basin to the interior cordillera of Alaska. This transition is made across a series of fossil arc-trench...