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Parks. Bruce ........................... 142 Patrick. Leslie ..................... .149. 15q Patton. W . W.. Jr ............... .24. 30. 32. 145. 146(2). 149. 3 151.157, 157 Peddie. N . W ........................... 146 Perkins. J . A ........................... 157 Person. W . J ........................ .149. 152 Petering. G . W ...................... .150, 157 Pickthorn. W . J ...................... 86, 153 Pike. R . S ............................. 145 Pitman. J . K ........................... 155 Plahuta. J . T ........................... 148 Plafker. George ................... 141. 147(2). 153(2). 154(2). 157 Plouf f. Donald ........................... 10 Plumley. P . W ........................ - 157(2) Pohlman. J ........................... 148(2) Post. E . V ............................. 148 Potter. R . W. I1 ........................ 149 Powers. R . B ........................... 145 Prescott. W . H ........................... -9 Presser. T . S ........................... 148 Price. Stephanie ........................ 154 Prior. David ........................... 154 Sable. E . G .... Salas. G . P .... Saleeby. J . B . . Semuels. W . B . Sangrey. Dwight Sass. J H . . Sauter. E . A ... Savage. J . C .............................. 9 Savage. N . M ........................... - 157 Schaefer. D . H .......................... -45 Schmoll. H . R ..................... .105. 151(3) . ............... SchoU. D W .143.155. l5J(2m57 Schwab. C . E ..................... PO. 145..% Scott. E . W ............................ 145 Scully. D . R ............................ - 151 Severson. R . C ...................... .146. 151 Shew. Nora ......................... 151,153 Sikora . R . F ............................ 143 Silberling. N . J .............. .39. 145. 147(2). 151 Silberman. M . L .............. .32. 82. 86 149m 151(4j. 153(23 Simon . F . 0 ............................ 141 ~ims. J . D ...................... 103.154. 157 Sleep. N . H ............................ 155 Smith. J . G ............................ 151 Smith. E . P ............................ .- Smith. P . A ............................ 156 Smith. P . K ..................... 149(2). 152(3) Smith. P . R ............................ - 151 Smith. T . N ........................ .150. 157 151 Snavely. P . D . Jr ........................ Sohl. N . F ............................. 151 Soleimani. George ....................... Somevil. R A 142.151, 152 Quinterno. Paula .................... . ................... .150. 157 Sougstad. K .......................... 1 4 m Speckman. W . S ......................... 147 Spencer. C . P ........................... 157 Rappeport. M . L ......................... - 150 Spicer. R . A ............................ 145 St Rau. W . W ............................. . Aubin. D . R .......................... 145 150 Steele. W Reagor. B . G ..................... .149. 152m . C ........................ 1. 149(2) Rearic. D . M ........................... - 150 Steffy. D . A ...................... .147. - 152(4) Redden. G . D ........................... Stephens. C . D .................. .1,148. 152(2) 156 Stephens. G Reed. B . L ........................ . C ........................... .98. 144(2) 94 Reed. K . M ............................ - 151 Stevenson. A . J ....................... 157(2) Reimnitz. Bk ................. Stover. C . W ................ 144. 149(2). 152(4) 150.154(2). 157 Reiser. H . N ........................ .142. Si;r Stricker. G . D .......................... 141 Repeming. C . A ......................... Swain. P . B ............................ 150 157 Repetski. J . E . Jr ......................... 17 Swanson. R . W ...................... .149. 152 Swanson. S Reyna. J . G ............................ . E ........................... 146 - 157 Rice. D . D ............................. - 157 Swenson. P . A .......................... 147 Richter. D . H .................... 145.147. 151 Rigby. J . K ............................ 151 Risoli. D . A ................... 145(2). 148. Roberts. M . E ........................... 145 Taggart. James ......................... 154 Robinson. Rhoda ........................ 154 Tailleur. I . L ................... 16. 142(3). 155 Robinson. S . W ...................... .143. 146 Tam. Roy ............................. 152 Roe. J . T .............................. 152 Tannaci. N . E ........................... 147 Rogers. J . A ............................ 152 Taylor. H . P.. Jr ......................... 134 Rossiter. R . H ...................... .145. 148 Thor. D . R .................. 3 156(2). x (2) Rowland. R . W .......................... 147 Thurston. D . K ...................... .152. 157 Rubin. J . S ............................. 156 Tiffin. D . L ............................ 151 Rule. A . R ............................. 145 Till. A . B .............................. 157 Tilton. S . P .......................... 152745 Tompkins. D . H ......................... 151 Torresan . M . E .......................... 147 ~0th. M.I. .... Townshend. J . B . Trexler. J . H., Jr . Trippet. Anita . . Tripp. R . B ..... Turner. B W . ... Turner. D . L ....
US . <strong>Geological</strong> Survey .................... - 152 . ........................ . .......................... ............... Van Btten. D P ii Varnes. K L .145. Vogel. T . M ........................ .156. 157 Von Huene. Roland 146. 155. 15'1 Wagner. H . C ........................... 151 Wardlaw. Bruce ......................... 147 Weber. F . R ................. 57. 60. 62. 68 157 Westgate. J A IT( TST . . ....................... ........................ Whelan. Joseph ......................... White. E R .152. 154 Whitney. J . W ....................... -152 2- 157 Whitney. 0 . T ........................... 155 Wilcox. D . E ............................ 152 WillIarns. J . R .................... .146. ~m WUls. J . C ............................. - 153 Wilson. C . W ........................... 153 Wilson. F . H .............. 143. 145(3). 151. Em Wingate. P . H ........................... 147 Winkler. G . R ......................... - 15m Winters. W . J ....................... .147. 155 Witmer. R 3 ......................... - 153(4) Wright. A . W ........................... 143 Wright. W . B ....................... .149. 151 . .................... ........................ - Zehner. R E 150(2). 156(2) Zimmerman. Jay 153 GPO 787-042/124
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n Alas Accompli: ' I.S. GE OLOGI CA
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I CONTENTS Page A bst raet ........
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-- --A I ALASEU i nued rral expluru
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........ igure .JB. ;5~ercn map ox
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. , ".,k a. ,.e ,\a 1 y U11 IIIUUII
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THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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~ t I r n t S i m ~ ~ Alarr a ~ man
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I -1977, RelImlnary documentat!on l
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I I MaCenn, W. R., Perez, 0. J., an
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were deslgned to impMve the accurac
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Noatak Sandstom and is overlaln con
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I (Nilsen and others, 1981a); (2) f
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I that contains the Upper Devonian
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who found Westeqaardodina sp., posb
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Table 2 lists the means rtnd for th
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' Noatak Vdley (fig. 129. This ice
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3 EUMN OF MAP UNITS WAmWARY OUAERNA
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-om displacement of the cc tween th
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I US I Surlicial dcnrrua,ts [~dater
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I Plafker, George, Hudson, Travis,
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!omlensed iring vapors generated by
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and the thinning. -upward cycles .,
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Kellum, L. B., Devless, S. N., and
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1912 sample (a mediumwey pumice blo
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various Utholagic units present Thu
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fault, and Its depositional basemen
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suggested by coplanar foUaticm and
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1 slgnlficarrtly more umnlum (73&1,
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ecrSigtallized catadastic matrix of
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analyzed to determine whether Immob
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are tgplcd of both ocean-floor basa
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& Fclsic in~rutirt rucks 0 Eio~ite
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are Lrdlcated by coexisting @&ite+q
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(Mg3.09 pe2+ 0.69 pe 0.~1~0.01~~0.9
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westward into a narrow band that ex
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EXF'lANATIOW 66600' Contan-Apprnimn
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! few fold closures are preserved.
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even thickness and conform to irreg
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(Alnus ap.), heaths (Ericaceae, + E
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terrane extends at least 300 krn to
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Table 19.--6tneral petrography of M
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were measured on 8 12-in. mass spec
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Thin lenses of cabonate packtone to
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The cantwell(?) Pormation south of
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in the 18 lava flows b thermoremane
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Upper Cretaceous shale in contact w
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Gran tz, Arthur, 1960, Generalized
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at 15 to 20 percent. Primary Inolus
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addition, this factor generally def
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Joreskog, K. G., Klovan, J. E., and
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Mineral qItWation end r ~ k t k W e
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1 "~_liO-/ 200 1000 B roo C E % A B
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Smaller placer mines ere active on
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Figme 62.-Plant fassils from the co
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Hallam, Anthony, 1975, Alfred Wegen
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u ALASKA Figure 65.--Sketch map of
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F ' i a?.-Intertidal bluffs compose
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C-s - - Figure 70.-Products of eros
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Page 125 and 126: Bedding in the conglomerate ranges
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Page 129 and 130: The secona k~~-~ri?tation mmes that
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Page 135 and 136: foliated and inequigranular end con
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Page 139 and 140: Quartz Alkali feldspar Plagioclase
Page 141 and 142: F'@m 85.--Sketch map of Juneau area
Page 143 and 144: HoUister, L. 8, 1966, Garnet zoning
Page 145 and 146: ! ~ bI8oO, (IN PERMIL) ~lqp~e 87.-8
Page 147 and 148: Figure 90.-Offshore ereas discussed
Page 149 and 150: Preliminerg analpsis of miemfauna f
Page 151 and 152: Survey tn Alaekai AccompUshments hh
Page 153 and 154: Gecllogical Survey Open-File Report
Page 155 and 156: I provenance, and tectonia sIgnific
Page 157 and 158: Keith, T. E. C, Barnes, Ivan, afrd
Page 159 and 160: Open-Flle Report 8P811C, 19 p. + 2
Page 161 and 162: United States Qeological Survey in
Page 163 and 164: , ,. nldslra poblisbe!d by Prior, D
Page 165 and 166: 60, Alaska: Offshore Technology Con
Page 167: Author Index [Page number underscor
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