Issues
Volume 10, Number 6
1 December 2018
ISSN 1941-8264
EISSN 1947-4253
In this Issue
RESEARCH
Early Paleozoic slab rollback in the North Altun, Northwest China: New evidence from mafic intrusions and high-Mg andesites
Lithosphere October 17, 2018, Vol.10, 687-707. doi:10.1130/L732.1
Time scale for the development of thickened crust in the Cretaceous North Cascades magmatic arc, Washington, and relationship to Cretaceous flare-up magmatism
Lithosphere October 11, 2018, Vol.10, 708-722. doi:10.1130/L1001.1
Orocopia Schist in the northern Plomosa Mountains, west-central Arizona: A Laramide subduction complex exhumed in a Miocene metamorphic core complex
Lithosphere October 18, 2018, Vol.10, 723-742. doi:10.1130/L742.1
Geodynamics of Cenozoic extension along a transect across the Colorado River extensional corridor, southwestern USA
Lithosphere October 18, 2018, Vol.10, 743-759. doi:10.1130/L1002.1
Structural evolution of a crustal-scale shear zone through a decreasing temperature regime: The Yukon River shear zone, Yukon-Tanana terrane, Northern Cordillera
Lithosphere October 11, 2018, Vol.10, 760-782. doi:10.1130/L724.1
Earliest sedimentological evidence for marine ingressions in the eastern North American rift system, Central Atlantic Margin
Lithosphere October 11, 2018, Vol.10, 783-791. doi:10.1130/L713.1
Eocene Basalt of Summit Creek: Slab breakoff magmatism in the central Washington Cascades, USA
Lithosphere October 17, 2018, Vol.10, 792-805. doi:10.1130/L731.1
Dating growth strata and basin fill by combining 26Al/10Be burial dating and magnetostratigraphy: Constraining active deformation in the Pamir–Tian Shan convergence zone, NW China
Lithosphere October 22, 2018, Vol.10, 806-828. doi:10.1130/L727.1
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Cover Image
Cover Image
COVER: Interleaved carbonate and quartzo-feldspathic metamorphic rocks in the immediate footwall of the Plomosa detachment fault. Note that the carbonate is plastically deformed whereas the quartzo-feldspathic rocks are much more strongly affected by brittle deformation. This would be expected for slow rock deformation at 200–300 °C. See “Geodynamics of Cenozoic extension along a transect across the Colorado River extensional corridor, southwestern USA” by Jon E. Spencer, John S. Singleton, Evan Strickland, Stephen J. Reynolds, Diane Love, David A. Foster, and Roy Johnson, https://doi.org/10.1130/L1002.1.
PHOTO BY: Jon E. Spencer
COVER DESIGN BY: Heather L. Sutphin
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