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Table of Contents - Special Paper 365

Contributions to Crustal Evolution of the Southwestern United States

Edited by Andrew Barth


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  1. Perry L. Ehlig: Career and Contributions, 1927-1999
John C. Crowell
1
  2. Neoproterozoic and Cambrian strata of Sonora, Mexico: Rodinian supercontinent to Laurentian Cordilleran margin
John H. Stewart, Ricardo Amaya-Martínez, and A.R. Palmer
5
  3. Controls on orogenesis along an ocean-continent margin transition in the Jura-Cretaceous Peninsular Ranges batholith
K.L. Schmidt, P.H. Wetmore, S.E. Johnson, and S.R. Paterson
49
  4. Structural and tectonic evolution of Mesozoic basement-involved fold nappes and thrust faults in the Dome Rock Mountains, Arizona
Stefan S. Boettcher, Sharon Mosher, and Richard M. Tosdal
73
  5. The Orocopia Schist in southwest Arizona: Early Tertiary oceanic rocks trapped or transported far inland
Gordon B. Haxel, Carl E. Jacobson, Stephen M. Richard, Richard M. Tosdal, and Michael J. Grubensky
99
  6. Exhumation history of the Orocopia Schist and related rocks in the Gavilan Hills area of southeasternmost California
Carl E. Jacobson, Marty Grove, Matthew M. Stamp, Ana Vucic, Felix R. Oyarzabal, Gordon B. Haxel, Richard M. Tosdal, and David R. Sherrod
129
  7. Pelona Schist, Perry Ehlig, and the archipelago model of orogenesis
Kenneth Hsu
155
  8. Middle Miocene reconstruction of the central and eastern San Gabriel Mountains, southern California, with implications for evolution of the San Gabriel fault and Los Angeles basin
Jonathan A. Nourse
161
  9. The Conejo Volcanics and other Miocene volcanic suites in southwestern California
Peter W. Weigand, Karen L. Savage, and Craig Nicholson
187
10. Controls on the erosion and geomorphic evolution of the San Bernardino and San Gabriel Mountains, southern California
James A. Spotila, Martha A. House, Ann E. Blythe, Nathan A. Niemi, and Gregory C. Bank
205
11. Low-temperature thermochronology of the San Gabriel and San Bernardino Mountains, southern California: Constraining structural evolution
Ann E. Blythe, Martha A. House, and James A. Spotila
231
12. Stratigraphic record of Pleistocene initiation and slip on the Coyote Creek fault, Lower Coyote Creek, southern California
Rebecca J. Dorsey
251
13. The relation of the southern San Jacinto fault zone to the Imperial and Cerro Prieto faults
Harold Magistrale
271
14. Convergence, block rotation, and structural interference across the Peninsular-Transverse Ranges boundary, eastern Santa Monica Mountains, California
Andrew J. Meigs and Michael E. Oskin
279
15. Penetrative strain at shallow crustal levels: The role of pressure solution in accommodating regional shortening strain, Ventura basin, western Transverse Ranges, California
Ernest M. Duebendorfer and Karin L. Meyer
295
Index 315