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29 T15. Rates, Dates, and Plates: Petrochronological Approaches to Unraveling Tectonometamorphic Histories (Posters)
Session Chairs:
Adrian E. Castro | Department of Geosciences, Emily Peterman, Steven J. Jaret
This session welcomes contributions applying modern approaches in metamorphic petrology, geochronology, and structural geology to unravel the dynamics of convergent margin processes from the Appalachians and beyond. We encourage submission from Early Career participants.
Author Availability:
2:00-4:00 p.m.Presentations
| Booth No. | Paper No. | Title | Presenting Author | Action | 1 | 29-1 | Intruded intrusions of the Flint Creek Range, western Montana: implications for the Sevier-Laramide Orogeny | Megan Stuart | View | 2 | 29-2 | Petrologic Constraints on the High-Temperature Metamorphism of Garnet Metapelites in the Western Adirondacks | Joseph Gonzalez | View | 3 | 29-3 | Evaluating the roles of geochemistry, deformation, and coalescence to produce high aspect ratio garnet in Midcoast Maine | Emily Peterman | View | 4 | 29-4 | Rb-Sr Geochronologic Constraints on Deformation Timing in the Norumbega Fault System, South-Central Maine | Natalie DeMarco | View | 5 | 29-5 | Spatio-Temporal Controls on Orogenic Thermal Structure and Evolution in the Southern New England Appalachians | Zoe Molitor | View | 6 | 29-6 | Reevaluating Progressive Metamorphism in Dutchess County, New York, Using Novel Thermodynamic Modeling Methods and Tools | Connor McCloud | View | Withdrawal of Abstract 13496 | 8 | 29-8 | The Provenance and Ages of Glacial Sediments from Long Island, NY | Rondi Davies | View |
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Rates, Dates, and Plates: Petrochronological Approaches to Unraveling Tectonometamorphic Histories (Posters)
Description
Date and Time: Monday, 23 March - 1:30 PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))
Room: CCC, Ballroom C
Session Type: Poster: Topical
Session Format: Poster
Author Availability: 2:00-4:00 p.m.
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