...Ian D. Clark; Peter Fritz; Jack G. Souther Abstract The Mount Edziza volcanic complex, a Recent volcano within British Columbia's northern Intermontane Belt, and the adjacent Mess Creek valley are investigated to evaluate the origin, geothermal history, and age of associated thermal waters. Samples...

..., and distal reworked volcaniclastic rocks to the east ( Holbek, 1988 ; Logan et al., 2000 ). The Schaft Creek deposit is hosted by subaerial tuffs and mafic flows of basaltic to andesitic composition of the Mess Lake facies of the Stuhini Group, which forms a north–south-trending belt roughly 30 km long...

... the Iskut River and Mess Creek (summarized in Logan et al., 2000 ), produced the best available geological maps of Paleozoic rocks in the region, and greatly increased the geoscience data base for the Stikine Assemblage, including geochronology and paleontology. Following the discovery in 1959 of mid...

...Figure 2. Late Triassic supracrustal and intrusive assemblages of Stikinia. Younger units (Hazelton Group, Laberge Formation) have been removed to show underlying Triassic architecture. Note: Background color of Stikinia includes all other rock units of the terrane. MCF—Mess Creek fault; BC...

.... period (see middle histogram of Figure 8). The largest microearthquake of this small swarm (M t =1.3) was located north and east of the station about 20kin south of the central cone of Edziza and within the confines of the associated Mess Creek graben (see Souther, 1970). Excluding this swarm, the rate...

... indicate the specimen number of a given catalog number. The general terminology utilized to describe the crinoid endoskeleton follows Ubaghs ( 1978 ), Simms ( 1989 ), and Hess and Messing ( 2011 ); while the classification down to the genus level follows the proposal of Hess and Messing ( 2011...

... and mudstones (Boulder Creek Formation) that can be correlated southward into nearshore and terrestrial facies of the Paddy Member of the Peace River Formation. The echinoderm fossils were buried (and probably lived) about 12–14 km from the contemporaneous shoreline in an estimated water depth of 10–20 m...

.... , Drobe , J.R. , and McClelland , W.C. 2000a . Intrusive rocks . In Geology of the Forrest Kerr–Mess Creek area, Northwestern British Columbia (NTS 104B/10, 15 & 104 G/2 & 7W) . Bulletin 104 . British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, British Columbia...

... in six crinoid morphotypes (diplobathrids, monobathrids, dichocrinids, platycrinitids, cladids, and flexibles) from three stratigraphic units (the Maynes Creek Formation and the Starrs Cave and “Ollie” Members of the Wassonville Formation) representing distinct depositional environments along an onshore...

... of San Andreas fault (SAF) and Coyote Creek section of San Jacinto fault (SJF). Half the plate motion (v) is applied to the southwest and northeast edges of the base of the model, at 35 km depth. Applied plate motion decreases stepwise toward the center of the model along the northwest and southeast...

... at Mess Creek ( Souther, 1992 ) and southwest of Aiyansh ( Evenchick et al., 1999 ). ...

... diverse and abundant crinoid fauna (Meyer and Macurda 1980 ; Messing 2007 ), including Cenometra bella . Individuals of C. bella may be fully exposed during the day, attached to soft and stony corals with arms arranged in a circular filtration fan. During a series of scuba dives in January 2010...

.... , 1976 , Cariboo-Bell : Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Special Volume 15 , p. 388 – 396 . Holbek P.M. , 1988 , Geology and mineralization of the Stikine assemblage, Mess Creek area, northwestern British Columbia : Unpublished M.Sc. thesis , Vancouver, Canada , University...

... in crinoids from the lower Mississippian (Kinderhookian) Maynes Creek Formation near Le Grand, Iowa, a locality renowned for the preservation of thousands of crinoids in tangled masses of crowns, stalks, and holdfasts. Nine percent of the specimens that we examined contained at least one regenerating arm...

... on a chimney, some broken globes in the mess hall and some ceiling plaster lost in the auditorium. A dozen bricks tumbled from a chimney in Attica. Some bricks fell from the exterior of the elementary school in Attica and cracks in the classrooms were reported. Four residents of Belfast and Fillmore reported...

... by Baird et al. (1989) . Four small specimens of the epifaunal clam, Caritodens demissa , with attached cornulitids were collected from the Liberty Formation at the Caesar Creek Spillway site. The Colerain Avenue site also yielded cornulitids attached to Caritodens demissa , as well as those...

... . A kinematic analysis of brittle structures in the northern Whitehorse trough near Eagles Nest Bluff [ B.Sc. thesis ]. University of Calgary , 43 p. Logan J.M. Drobe J.R. McClelland W.C. 2000 . Geology of the Forrest Kerr - Mess Creek area, northwestern British Columbia (NTS 104B/10, 15...

..., Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio; 2—Shade Creek in Wayne County, Ohio; 3—grassed-over roadcut along Interstate 71, south of County Road 126, sec. 10, Congress Township, Wayne County; 4—abandoned shale pit ~1.5 miles south of New London, east side of Highway 60, Ruggles Township, Ashland County, Ohio...