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Stratigraphic relationships of subaerial, invasive, and intracanyon flows of Saddle Mountains Basalt in the Troy Basin, Oregon and Washington.

Ross, Martin E (1989) Stratigraphic relationships of subaerial, invasive, and intracanyon flows of Saddle Mountains Basalt in the Troy Basin, Oregon and Washington. Special Paper - Geological Society of America. 239; Pages 131-142. 1989.

AuthorsRoss, Martin E
Year1989
TitleStratigraphic relationships of subaerial, invasive, and intracanyon flows of Saddle Mountains Basalt in the Troy Basin, Oregon and Washington.
SourceSpecial Paper - Geological Society of America. 239; Pages 131-142. 1989.
PublisherGeological Society of America GSA. Boulder, CO, United States. 1989.
Document typeSerial
ISBN0-8137-2239-X
ISSN0072-1077
GeoRef1990-032073
Keywordsandesites-; bedrock-; Blue-Mountains; Buford-Member; Cenozoic-; Columbia-River-Basalt-Group; Elephant-Mountain-Member; eruptions-; fluvial-environment; igneous-rocks; intrusions-; lacustrine-environment; lava-flows; major-elements; Miocene-; Neogene-; Oregon-; petrography-; Saddle-Mountains-Basalt; sedimentation-; sills-; stratigraphy-; Tertiary-; trace-elements; Troy-Basin; Umatilla-Member; United-States; uplifts-; volcanic-rocks; volcanism-; Wanapum-Basalt; Washington-

5 samples from this reference

SampleRock nameMajorTraceIsotope
s_SILLUSIAndesite yesyes
s_BEAR CREEK1Andesite yesyes
s_BEAR CREEK2Andesite yesyes
s_BUFORDAndesite yesyes
s_MOUNTAIN VIEWAndesite yesyes