Palaeoproterozoic basement / Concord University / Montana State University / Michigan State University XRF laboratory / /
IndustryTerm
chemical mass transfer / chemical composition / chemical signature / pseudotachylyte chemical system / closed chemical system / chemical enhancement / greater chemical similarity / fractured vein networks / /
NaturalFeature
Grizzly Creek / Rocky Mountains / White River / No Name Creek / Colorado River / Name Creek / Rocky Mountain / Laramide White River / Name Canyon / /
OperatingSystem
Xp / /
Organization
Department of Physical Sciences / Montana State University / Department of Earth Sciences / Michigan State University XRF laboratory / Geological Society of London / Geological Society / Concord University / Athens / /
Person
Rick Sibson / /
Position
Me mp / fault-zone model / CaO / continental fault-zone model of Sibson / USA *Corresponding author / Butler / Major / conceptual model for the asymmetric development / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Montana / Yavapai Province / Colorado / /
Seismogenic structure of a crystalline thrust fault: fabric anisotropy and coeval pseudotachylyte – mylonitic pseudotachylyte in the Grizzly Creek Shear Zone, Colorado JOSEPH L. ALLEN1* & COLIN A. SHAW2 1