Gravimetric study of the Transantarctic Mountains in northern Victoria Land

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Date: 2011-05-06 16:42:03 Transantarctic Mountains Mount Soza Geography of Antarctica Amundsen Coast Ross Dependency		Gravimetric study of the Transantarctic Mountains in northern Victoria Land Add to Reading List Source URL: s3.amazonaws.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,47 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	"Gilbert Delta" occurs. These regional patterns suggest that Weller deposition occurred within a narrow elongate basin. Basin width was probably 100 to 150 kilometers. Throughout southern Victoria Land, an upward-coarsen DocID: 15aAe - View Document
	Granitic rocks were systematically collected on the traverse down Scott Glacier for later chemical analysis. In the Gothic Mountains a roof pendant of porphyry similar to the Wyatt Formation was visited and the granitic DocID: 15a3B - View Document
	Figure 1. Exposure of Unit Rg, showing meter-thick black glass layers interleaved with crystalline rhyolite. Lighter colored rock bordering the black glass is composed of devitrified glass. Figure 2. Cliff face exposure DocID: 159QM - View Document