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Long-lived (1.8-1.0 Ga) convergent orogen in southern Laurentia, its extensions to Australia and Baltica, and implications for refining Rodinia
Authors: Karlstrom, KE Ahall, KI Harlan, SS Williams, ML McLelland, J Geissman, JW
Citation: Ke. Karlstrom et al., Long-lived (1.8-1.0 Ga) convergent orogen in southern Laurentia, its extensions to Australia and Baltica, and implications for refining Rodinia, PRECAMB RES, 111(1-4), 2001, pp. 5-30
Electron-microprobe monazite dating of ca. 1.71-1.63 Ga and ca. 1.45-1.38 Ga deformation in the Homestake shear zone, Colorado: Origin and early evolution of a persistent intracontinental tectonic zone
Authors: Shaw, CA Karlstrom, KE Williams, ML Jercinovic, MJ McCoy, AM
Citation: Ca. Shaw et al., Electron-microprobe monazite dating of ca. 1.71-1.63 Ga and ca. 1.45-1.38 Ga deformation in the Homestake shear zone, Colorado: Origin and early evolution of a persistent intracontinental tectonic zone, GEOLOGY, 29(8), 2001, pp. 739-742
Neoproterozoic Chuar Group (similar to 800-742 Ma), Grand Canyon: a recordof cyclic marine deposition during global cooling and supercontinent rifting
Authors: Dehler, CM Elrick, M Karlstrom, KE Smith, GA Crossey, LJ Timmons, JM
Citation: Cm. Dehler et al., Neoproterozoic Chuar Group (similar to 800-742 Ma), Grand Canyon: a recordof cyclic marine deposition during global cooling and supercontinent rifting, SEDIMENT GE, 141, 2001, pp. 465-499
Proterozoic multistage (ca. 1.1 and 0.8 Ga) extension recorded in the Grand Canyon Supergroup and establishment of northwest- and north-trending tectonic grains in the southwestern United States
Authors: Timmons, JM Karlstrom, KE Dehler, CM Geissman, JW Heizler, MT
Citation: Jm. Timmons et al., Proterozoic multistage (ca. 1.1 and 0.8 Ga) extension recorded in the Grand Canyon Supergroup and establishment of northwest- and north-trending tectonic grains in the southwestern United States, GEOL S AM B, 113(2), 2001, pp. 163-180
Porphyroblast inclusion trail geometries in the Grand Canyon: evidence fornon-rotation and rotation?
Authors: Ilg, BR Karlstrom, KE
Citation: Br. Ilg et Ke. Karlstrom, Porphyroblast inclusion trail geometries in the Grand Canyon: evidence fornon-rotation and rotation?, J STRUC GEO, 22(2), 2000, pp. 231-243
Chuar Group of the Grand Canyon: Record of breakup of Rodinia, associated change in the global carbon cycle, and ecosystem expansion by 740 Ma
Authors: Karlstrom, KE Bowring, SA Dehler, CM Knoll, AH Porter, SM Des Marais, DJ Weil, AB Sharp, ZD Geissman, JW Elrick, MB Timmons, JM Crossey, LJ Davidek, KL
Citation: Ke. Karlstrom et al., Chuar Group of the Grand Canyon: Record of breakup of Rodinia, associated change in the global carbon cycle, and ecosystem expansion by 740 Ma, GEOLOGY, 28(7), 2000, pp. 619-622
Implications of Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Proterozoic piercing lines for Laramide oblique-slip faulting in New Mexico and rotation of the Colorado Plateau: Reply
Authors: Cather, SM Karlstrom, KE
Citation: Sm. Cather et Ke. Karlstrom, Implications of Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Proterozoic piercing lines for Laramide oblique-slip faulting in New Mexico and rotation of the Colorado Plateau: Reply, GEOL S AM B, 112(5), 2000, pp. 785-788
Synmagmatic deformation patterns in the Old Woman Mountains, SE California
Authors: McCaffrey, KJW Miller, CF Karlstrom, KE Simpson, C
Citation: Kjw. Mccaffrey et al., Synmagmatic deformation patterns in the Old Woman Mountains, SE California, J STRUC GEO, 21(3), 1999, pp. 335-349
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