Recognition of primary and diagenetic magnetizations to determine the magnetic polarity record and timing of deposition of the moat-fill rocks of the Oligocene Creede Caldera, Colorado

Richard L. Reynolds; Joseph G. Rosenbaum; Donald S. Sweetkind; Marvin A. Lanphere; Andrew P. Roberts; Kenneth L. Verosub

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Recognition of primary and diagenetic magnetizations to determine the magnetic polarity record and timing of deposition of the moat-fill rocks of the Oligocene Creede Caldera, Colorado

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Richard L. Reynolds

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Joseph G. Rosenbaum

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Donald S. Sweetkind

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Marvin A. Lanphere

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Andrew P. Roberts

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Kenneth L. Verosub

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January 01, 2000

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Ancient Lake Creede: its volcano-tectonic setting, history of sedimentation, and relation to mineralization in the Creede mining district

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Geological Society of America

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346

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9780813723464

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January 01, 2000

Recognition of primary and diagenetic magnetizations to determine the magnetic polarity record and timing of deposition of the moat-fill rocks of the Oligocene Creede Caldera, Colorado

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Ancient Lake Creede: its volcano-tectonic setting, history of sedimentation, and relation to mineralization in the Creede mining district

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