An 800,000-Year Paleoclimatic Record from Core OL-92 1-1-001-322-4330-322 regional geophysical studies

regional geophysical studies

Mickelson and John W

The first of four major deformation events occurred in Jurassic to Early Cretaceous time and is expressed by normal faults recognized in seismic reflection lines and by extensional mylonites in the Tinaquillo alpine-type peridotite

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Langenheim

An 800,000-Year Paleoclimatic Record from Core OL-92 1-1-001-322-4330-322 regional geophysical studiesFull Title: An 800,000 Year Paleoclimatic Record from Core OL 92, Owens Lake, Southeast California Editors: George I. Smith and James L. Bischoff Buy the e book(not available in print) A need for more lacustrine records that document late Quaternary climates in now arid western North America led to a U. S. Geological Survey funded core drilling project on Owens Lake, southeast California. The resulting 323 m long core records lake fluctuations since