Structural evolution of the Columbia Plateau in Washington and Oregon ( USA).

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Columbia River Basalt flows were extruded episodically between 17-6Ma BP. Geophysical properties define a unique Columbia Plateau crustal unit N of the Columbia Arc. Deformation styles differed on either side of the Columbia Arc during plateau evolution. Deformation of the Columbia Plateau produced a wide range of structural styles and orientations during 3 tectonic stages. The 3 stages of deformation in the Columbia Plateau may be correlted with changing tectonic patterns at the W margin of the N American plate.-from Authors

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Barrash, W., Bond, J., & Venkatakrishnan, R. (1983). Structural evolution of the Columbia Plateau in Washington and Oregon ( USA). American Journal of Science, 283(9), 897–935. https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.283.9.897

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