2000
DOI: 10.1029/1999tc001119
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The Tatshenshini shear zone (new) in southwestern Yukon, Canada: Comparison with the Coast shear zone in British Columbia and southeastern Alaska and implications regarding the Shakwak suture

Abstract: Abstract.The Tatshenshini

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“…The surface is locally overlain by mid-and Lower Cretaceous rhyolitic volcanic rocks (Gordey 1988(Gordey , 2013Bacon et al 1990Bacon et al , 2014, and early Cenozoic magmatism at 50-60 Ma produced felsic and mafic intrusive and extrusive rocks, sporadically distributed in central and east-central Alaska and adjacent western Yukon (Jackson et al 1986;Dusel-Bacon et al 2016, and references therein). In southern Yukon, the surface of the Yukon plateaus is best preserved beyond the limits of regional glaciation; principally in the Klondike Plateau where only limited alpine glaciation occurred during the late Pliocene or earliest Pleistocene (Lowey 2000;Nelson and Jackson 2003;Jackson et al 2009).…”
Section: Geology and Physiography Of Southern Yukonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The surface is locally overlain by mid-and Lower Cretaceous rhyolitic volcanic rocks (Gordey 1988(Gordey , 2013Bacon et al 1990Bacon et al , 2014, and early Cenozoic magmatism at 50-60 Ma produced felsic and mafic intrusive and extrusive rocks, sporadically distributed in central and east-central Alaska and adjacent western Yukon (Jackson et al 1986;Dusel-Bacon et al 2016, and references therein). In southern Yukon, the surface of the Yukon plateaus is best preserved beyond the limits of regional glaciation; principally in the Klondike Plateau where only limited alpine glaciation occurred during the late Pliocene or earliest Pleistocene (Lowey 2000;Nelson and Jackson 2003;Jackson et al 2009).…”
Section: Geology and Physiography Of Southern Yukonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…VR, vitrinite reflectance; CAI, conodont alteration index; Zrn, zircon age; Tit, titanite age; Mon, monazite age; xt, xenotime age; CPC, Coast plutonic complex. References: 1, Johnasson et al [1997]; 2, Hart [1997]; 3, Johnston et al [1996]; 4, Johnston and Erdmer [1995a, 1995b]; 5, Erdmer and Mortensen [1993]; 6, Mezger et al [2001a]; 7, Mezger et al [2001b]; [8] Lowey [2000].…”
Section: General Geologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Open to tight, symmetric to highly asymmetric west verging folds are locally responsible for westward overturning of large panels of rocks, postdate mid‐Cretaceous intrusions, and are thought to have developed during Late Cretaceous to Tertiary thrust emplacement of Kluane Metamorphic Assemblage on Dezadeash Group [ Eisbacher , 1976]. A mylonite zone bounding the Dezadeash Group to the east is characterized by top to the southwest kinematic indicators [ Lowey , 2000] and may be an expression of the thrust fault that places the Kluane Metamorphic Assemblage above the Dezadeash Group.…”
Section: General Geologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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