... ) or hydrothermal alteration ( Lopez and Williams, 1993 ; Van Wyk de Vries and Francis, 1997 ), and destabilization triggers, such as large earthquakes ( Keefer, 1984 ), hydrothermal pressurization ( Day, 1996 ; Reid, 2004 ), or magma injections in rift zones ( Swanson et al., 1976 ; McGuire et al., 1990...

... Nevada remained vague well into the nineteenth century. Historian Francis Farquhar pointed out, By this time, the genius and energy that had brought the Spaniards over uncharted seas and across deserts and mountains were spent. The vast forests, the deep canyons, the lofty peaks of the Sierra Nevada...

.... Certainly we are not philosophical saints, but neither are we professional sinners. We cannot allow within our Association the development of professional unionization, but we can and should educate geologists as to their value as scientists, humanists, and political decision makers. The outstanding...

...Stéphane Baize; Marc Cushing; Francis Lemeille; Céline Gelis; David Texier; Gérard Nicoud; Jean-Luc Schwenninger Abstract The Vuache fault is a prominent structure cutting the southernmost Swiss Molasse basin, from the Subalpine massifs to the Jura range. It controls a superficial (0 to 3 km...

... p. [Includes Battle of the Saintes, 1782, and Trafalgar, 1805.] Wharton , Francis, The Revolutionary Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States, Edited under the direction of Congress , 1889 , 6 Vols. Whiteley , Peter, Lord North: The Prime Minister who Lost America...

... to marine sediments; (2) buried to exposed subglacial traction till; (3) buried lodgement till; (4) shallowly buried to exposed crystalline bedrock. The model serves as a basis for planning site surveys at Utsira Nord and as a reference for offshore wind sites on other formerly glaciated coasts where ice...

...Francis Robaszynski; Francis Amédro; Jose Maria González-Donoso; Dolores Linares Abstract Through the description and interpretation of the position of macro- and microfossils in several sections of the Albian-Cenomanian boundary in SE France and Central Tunisia, a comparison is made between...

... within active volcanic systems ( Tilling, 1987 ) and, along with knowledge of the past volcanic behavior and suitably tailored model output ( Pallister et al. , 2019 ), are critical for monitoring volcanoes and anticipating their eruptive behavior. Eruptions are commonly preceded by seismic precursors...

... for regional tectonics in the Saint Elias Mountains : Annals of Glaciology , v. 36 , p. 21 – 28 , doi:10.3189/172756403781816086. Galbraith , R.F. , 2005 , Interdisciplinary Statistics, Statistics for Fission Track Analysis : Boca Raton, Florida, USA , Chapman Hall CRC Taylor Francis Group...

..., and he quotes the writings of Francis Mercier in 1665: “Two highly trustworthy Frenchmen, who have traversed the whole coast of Malbaye (down to Tadoussac is indicated) made the assertion that the Relations of the year 1663 (Lalemant) had only half described the ravages wrought by the earthquake shocks...

..., Professor Franklin B. Dexter, of New Haven, and Mr. George Francis Dow, of Salem, for examining early records not easily accessible to me. 26 Phil. Trans. , 1755 , 49 , 439 - 444 . 27 It is suggestive that the name of the state is spelt Pensylvania...

... Saint Allon board the ‘Gros Ventre’, had, on landing at Shark Bay ( Caldwell, 1934 , p.7): “… sent our boat to take possession of the land in the name of France …”. Whilst details of the first observations of fossils are generally accredited to Vancouver in his ‘Voyage of Discovery’ (Vancouver, 1798...

... ( Fig. 2 ). In support of this conclusion, he proposed that the rise of the Coast and Saint Elias Mountains during the Neogene diverted the original drainage into the Alsek and (or) Stikine River systems ( Fig. 1A ). Subsequent initiation of glaciation during the latest Neogene (∼2.5 Ma) created ice...

.... Interpretations of clay mineral data typically exclude glacial rock flour abundance and instead focus on the relative abundances of four major clay mineral groups: kaolinite, illite, smectite, and chlorite. The particle size distributions of glacial tills on bedrock exhibit small <2 μm fractions (<10...

... of the monazite group from the Annie Claim #3 granitic pegmatite, southeastern Manitoba— M. Masau, P. Cerný, M.A. Cooper, R. Chapman, and J.D. Grice 1649 Scandium mineralogy: Pretulite with scandian zircon and xenotime-(Y) within an apatite-rich oolitic ironstone from Saint-Aubin-des Châteaux, Armorican...

...Francis Edward Vaughan ABSTRACT The Five Islands, so called, are in reality large, symmetrical hills, or rounded eminences, rising to an elevation of 100 feet or more from a flat, marshy plain in southwestern Louisiana. They are distributed at irregular intervals along a straight line which runs...

... explain the presence of larger, stratified sandstone beds (Evans et al. 2006 ). The ‘ice-traction till’ classification of Evans et al. ( 2006 ) incorporates a continuum of deformational and lodgement depositional features and stratified inter-diamictite sandstones that is comparable to the features...

... unit. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY EARTHQUAKES OF 1811 AND 1812 229 TABLE 1 INTENSITYVALUESFOR EARTHQUAKEOF DECEMBER16, 1811 AT 08rll5M G M T Locality MM Intensity Sourceof Information Below St. Francis River, Ark. X-XI Pitt. Gaz., Feb. 14, 1812 Little Prairie, Mo. X-XI Pitt. Gaz., Jan. 31 and Feb. (near...

... Mountains; TB—Tanana basin; SEM—Saint Elias Mountains; CMF—Castle Mountain fault; CSEF—Chugach–Saint Elias fault; other abbreviations as in Figure 1 . (Map adapted from Hart et al., 2004 ; Trop and Ridgway, 2007 ; Ridgway et al., 2012 .) Figure 3. Late Cretaceous–Quaternary stratigraphy...

... at full size provides a key: A = Mons Calpe; B = (the Spanish town of) Saint Rocque; C = the New Mole (pier); D = Gibraltar Bay; E = Europa Point; F = the Strait of Gibraltar; G = the Mediterranean Sea; H = mountains in Spain; I = mountains from (the Spanish towns of) Malaga to Granada; K = Charles V’s...