1941
DOI: 10.2475/ajs.239.3.209
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Course of Columbia River in southern central Washington

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“…Observations from the structural relations of the Ringold Formation in and near the reservation and those cited at the Potholes Dam agree with Warren's (1941) conclusion that the Ringold Formation was deposited contemporaneously with the uplift and deformation that produced the mountainous ridges of the region. In view of the middle or late Pleistocene age of the Ringold Formation derived by Strand and Hough (1952), the evidence cited above now indicates that the tectonic deformation of the region, with which the deposition of the Ringold coincided and closely followed, is considerably younger (by one million or half a million years) than had been previously supposed.…”
Section: Relations Of the Ringold Formation To The Deformation Of The...supporting
confidence: 69%
“…Observations from the structural relations of the Ringold Formation in and near the reservation and those cited at the Potholes Dam agree with Warren's (1941) conclusion that the Ringold Formation was deposited contemporaneously with the uplift and deformation that produced the mountainous ridges of the region. In view of the middle or late Pleistocene age of the Ringold Formation derived by Strand and Hough (1952), the evidence cited above now indicates that the tectonic deformation of the region, with which the deposition of the Ringold coincided and closely followed, is considerably younger (by one million or half a million years) than had been previously supposed.…”
Section: Relations Of the Ringold Formation To The Deformation Of The...supporting
confidence: 69%