... Molasse (UFM), the uppermost of four sedimentary sequences that comprise the Cenozoic sedimentary infill of the North Alpine Foreland Basin (NAFB) (e.g. Abdul Aziz et al. , 2009 ). The westward dewatering ( Lemcke, 1973 ) clastic sedimentary environment of the NAFB was characterized by meandering rivers...

... as stars. Geologic map of region ( Heran et al. , 2003 ) is presented in Figure S1. Inset: Map of contiguous United States with area of the state of Oklahoma shown in gray. The color version of this figure is available only in the electronic edition. The general procedure for picking Rayleigh...

... to a lowered water table. The deltaic deposits are found mainly in the BCR section. They are characterized by grey shales, marlstones and very low clastic input. Sandy fluvial deposits are scarce and consist mostly of sandsheet facies, interpreted as river mouth bars. Isolated tidal sandy deposits...

... active seismic zones recognized in the Midwestern United States. The St. Louis metro area includes portions of eight counties located both in Missouri and Illinois that abut the state boundary formed by the Mississippi River. The Illinois and Missouri geological surveys have prepared geologic maps...

...Richard J. Blakely; David A. John; Stephen E. Box; Byron R. Berger; Robert J. Fleck; Roger P. Ashley; Grant R. Newport; Gary R. Heinemeyer Abstract The White River altered area, Washington, and the Goldfield mining district, Nevada, are nearly contemporaneous Tertiary (ca. 20 Ma) calc-alkaline...

... severe at Cincinnati, Springfield, Sydney, and Lima, Ohio. Windows rattled and houses trembled, but no buildings collapsed. SDGU Kernvitle, California, September 20, 1931A very light earthquake was felt in Kernville and at the Kern River Power House No. 3 at 1 : 50 a.m. on September 20th. USCGSSF Mojave...

... Centennial tectonic belt (Montana-Idaho) and volcanic terrain of the eastern Snake River Plain (Idaho). We test the hypothesized “bookshelf” faulting model and find that the normal faults in the Centennial tectonic belt do not accommodate distributed dextral shear. Instead, GPS data reveal that rapid...

... history of the Wind River Range, WY, and implications for Laramide tectonics : Tectonics , v. 35 , p. 1121 – 1136 , https://doi.org/10.1002/2016TC004126 . Stoeser , D.B. , Green , G.N. , Morath , L.C. , Heran , W.D. , Wilson , A.B. , Moore , D.W. , and Van Gosen , B.S...

.... Samples were obtained from locations between Bastrop and Freestone Counties of east-central Texas where strata crop out in and in close proximity to the Colorado, Brazos, and Trinity River Valleys ( Figs. 1 and 2 ), all of which are located in the Houston embayment structural basin. Sandstone samples...

...Katherine A. Chapman; Rebecca J. Best; M. Elliot Smith; Erich R. Mueller; Paul E. Grams; Roderic A. Parnell Abstract Completion of Glen Canyon Dam in 1963 resulted in complete elimination of sediment delivery from the upstream Colorado River basin to Grand Canyon and nearly complete control...

... Mountains), and SC (Santaquin Complex) discussed in the text and summarized in Figure 2 are indicated by yellow circles. Locations for the FCC (Farmington Canyon Complex), ARG (Albion–Raft River–Grouse Creek Range), EHR (East Humboldt Range), ORC (Owiyukuts complex–Red Creek Quartzite), ESRP (eastern...

... and Hf isotopic microanalysis : Chemical Geology , v. 249 , p. 1 – 35 . Stoeser D.B. Green G.N. Morath L.C. Heran W.D...

... the southeast Laurentian margin, the Grenville orogeny ( Rivers, 1997 ; Carr et al., 2000 ; Chiarenzelli et al., 2010 ) is attributed to collision with the Kalahari and/or Amazon cratons ( Dalziel et al., 2000 ; Tohver et al., 2006 ; Jacobs et al., 2008 ; Hynes and Rivers, 2010 ). This orogenic episode...

... of the Mesoproterozoic population suggests that the grains were dispersed by a local river draining the midcontinent granite-rhyolite province located in the Texas Arch to the northwest of the Fort Worth Basin. In the Pennsylvanian sandstones, 26% of zircons are of Archean–early Mesoproterozoic age, 47...

... river landscapes, mitigating potential floods and hazards, and promoting sustainable river ecosystems. 27 05 2018 25 11 2018 29 01 2019 © 2019 The Authors 2019 Gold Open Access: This paper is published under the terms of the CC-BY license † [email protected]...

... details of the uplift history of the late-stage Sevier fold-and-thrust belt in the Green River basin area of Wyoming to the depositional history of the Wilcox Group, implying a northern U.S. Rockies provenance and transport across the midcontinent high plains. Recent work on detrital zircon geochronology...

...-8.807 Hoftstra , A.H. , Leventhal , J.S. , Grimes , D.J. & Heran , W.D. 1995 . Carlin-type Au deposits . In : du Bray , E.A. (ed.) Preliminary compilation of descriptive geoenvironmental mineral deposit models . U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 95-831, 275...

... normal faults along the northeastern margin of the Chihuahua trough initially developed during the Jurassic ( Uphoff, 1978 ) and are nearly coincident with the trace of the Rio Grande River, extending from Big Bend National Park to El Paso, Texas ( Carciumaru and Ortega, 2008 ). These basin-bounding...

... via weathering of continental rocks to the ocean in two forms, dissolved and particulate ( Benitez-Nelson, 2000 ; Filippelli, 2008 , 2011) . Transport by rivers dominates this input, but supply of P adsorbed on eolian dust is also important in arid climates ( Drummond et al., 2015 ). Dissolved P...

..., 1972) of the Lamar aggregating approximately 1,200 ft in thickness. The Cambrian JANUARY '93 N2 12 SEG NEWSLETTER 13 River and Wapiti Formations of the Absaroka Volcanic Supergroup i ,G, e.ooorrCpl,on..n..tl.o..n.. cover the Paleozoic sequence in the southern and southwestern parts 0 c,o of the Cooke...