... named the Midnight Dome gravel. This gravel is mantled by 15 m of loess and hillslope deposits, named the Midnight Dome loess, which preserve at least three interglacial pollen assemblages, and a reverse-normal-reverse-normal polarity sequence assigned to the late Matuyama chron, including Jaramillo...

... contains the normal Jaramillo subchron (1.05–0.99 Ma) and the Midnight Dome tephra (1.09 ± 0.18 Ma; Froese et al. 2001 ), and an overlying suite of reversed and normal units, the latter being Brunhes age (<0.78 Ma). These loess deposits are coeval with units 6, 7, 8, and 9 at the Tintina Trench sites...

... of paleosols is also noted at the Midnight Dome loess deposits south of the trench. Only the uppermost paleosol (unit 9) reveals characteristic “Wounded Moose” properties ( Tarnocai and Schweger 1991 ; Tarnocai and Smith 1989 ; Smith et al. 1986 ). The “Wounded Moose” paleosol is a well-developed luvisol...

... Midnight Dome 1.03 (0.17) Ma Glass-ITPFT Westgate et al. 2001 Mosquito Gulch* 1.37 (0.13) Ma Glass-FT Westgate et al. 2001 Old Crow* 124 (10) ka Glass-ITPFT Preece et al. 2011 Paradise Hill 1.46 (0.13) Ma Glass-DCFT Westgate et al. 2003 Quartz Creek 2.64 (0.24) Ma K-Ar...

... of applying geology to oil finding. Even so, by 1915, the number who called themselves petroleum geologists was not large, a few hundred at the most. They were scattered throughout what was the oil country of the United States and in many other countries. * They looked for indications of salt domes along...

... s Fairweather-Queen Charlotte Excitations, as Recorded Interior in VR and Dome Transform System and by a 7c-Station. Braun, T., Theaters. Hoyle, A. M., Deformation Across the Famiani, D., Govoni, A., Keil, Orsvuran, R., Ghosh, A., Yu, Broad Pacific-North America S., Wassermann, J. K., Peter, D., et...