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Timescales of pluton assembly and growth history of Colorado Plateau lithosphere: Geochronology (U-Pb, K-Ar, and Ar-Ar) and zircon Hf isotopic study of the Mount Hillers intrusive center ...
Jean-Louis Paquette; Michel de Saint-Blanquat; Guillaume Delpech; Eric Horsman; Abdelmouhcine Gannoun; Sven Morgan; Thierry Menand
Devonian–Permian sedimentation in the Central Yunnan basin, SW Yangtze block (South China): Insights into provenance and paleogeography of Li-rich bauxitic claystone
Zhen Yan; Changlei Fu; Hui Chen; Jonathan C. Aitchison; Chuandong Xue; Jiahui Zhang; Lei Chen; Denghong Wang; Xiaohu Wang; Renjie Zhou
Influence of internal fluid driving mechanisms on red bed bleaching in the Paradox Basin (Colorado Plateau, Utah and Colorado, USA)
Dolan Lucero; Lydia Bailey; Ji-Hyun Kim; Vaughan Voller; Amanda Hughes; Robert Krantz; Steve Lingrey; Mark D. Barton; Isabel Barton; Peter Reiners; Jennifer McIntosh; Chris Neuzil; Jon Thorson; Mark Person
Establishing the modern-like differential climate of the Qaidam Basin, northeast Tibetan Plateau, since ca. 9 Ma: Implications of the effect of interactions between tectonics and atmosphe...
Xiubin Lin; Shaomin Pan; Wenjing Zhang; Xiaojing Jia; Xinhai Chen; Kaixuan An; Lei Wu; Jialun Huang; Xinwei Chen; Hanlin Chen
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Cover: Sunrise over the Black Mesa intrusion, a satellite intrusion of the Mount Hillers intrusive complex, Henry Moutains, Utah, USA. This intrusion is a bysmalith, as can be seen from its circular shape and the light-coloured Jurassic sandstones of the Morrisson Fm at its summit, which are 250 metres higher than their position around the intrusion. See “Timescales of pluton assembly and growth history of Colorado Plateau lithosphere: Geochronology (U-Pb, K-Ar, and Ar-Ar) and zircon Hf isotopic study of the Mount Hillers intrusive center (Henry Mountains, Utah, USA)” by Paquette et al., p. 2101–2120.
Photo by: Valerio Acocella.
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