A new paper showing evidence for repeated rupture of La Laja fault in the late Pleistocene and Holocene in San Juan Argentina Inferring a Thrust‐Related […]
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SEMINAR ON DEMAND: Role of the Yellowstone Plume in the Initiation of Flood Basalt Volcanism and Basin and Range Extension – Vic Camp
The Department of Geological Sciences Seminar Series presents: Vic Camp – Role of the Yellowstone Plume in the Initiation of Flood Basalt Volcanism and Basin […]
SEMINAR: December 4th 2013 – Role of the Yellowstone Plume in the Initiation of Flood Basalt Volcanism and Basin and Range Extension – Vic Camp
The Department of Geological Sciences Seminar Series presents: Vic Camp – Role of the Yellowstone Plume in the Initiation of Flood Basalt Volcanism and Basin and […]
Reconstructing the regolith from erosionally exhumed corestone and saprock derived from the Cretaceous Val Verde tonalite, Peninsular Ranges, southern California, USA: A case study
A new paper representing a case study illustrating how the generalized model for the development of the regolith first proposed by Nesbitt et al. (1997) and […]
SDSU @ GSA’s 125th Anniversary Annual Meeting & Exposition
SDSU’s students, faculty, alumni, and friends at San Diego State’s Department of Geological Sciences Campus Connection booth during the Geological Society of America’s 125th annual […]