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"Late Paleozoic Tectonics and Hydrocarbon Systems of Western North America – The Greater Ancestral Rocky Mountains"
July 21-26, 2002, Vail, Colorado
Search and Discovery Article #90012 (2003).
*Extended abstract with figure(s).
Precambrian Origins and Structural Development of the Ancestral Rocky Mountain Orogenic System, by D.L. Baars
Geometry, Chronology and Style of Arm Foreland and Intraforeland Basin Development: An Assessment of a “Soft” Contractional Southern Margin of Late Paleozoic North America, by D.L. Barbeau and P.G. DeCelles
*A Basement Framework Hypotheses for the Tectonic Architecture and Geologic History of the Western Mid-Continent, USA, by Marvin P. Carlson, Nebraska Geological Survey
The Velma and Milroy Structures, Ardmore Basin, Southern Oklahoma: A New Look, by Steve Decker
Mechanisms for Ancestral Rocky Mountain. Intraplate Deformation – Preliminary Evaluation of Coupled Convergent/Divergent Margin Processes and End Loading, by Patricia Wood Dickerson
Permian Topography and Tectonics in the Wichita Mountains, Oklahoma, by M. Charles Gilbert
Timing of Southern Ancestral Rocky Mountain Deformation from Stratigraphic Evidence, by K.A. Giles, G.H. Mack, T.F. Lawton
*Late Carboniferous to Middle Permian Copacabana Formation in Bolivia: Cyclic Carbonate-Clastic Successions in a Back-Arc Setting, by G.W. Grader, P.E. Isaacson, B. Mamet, and V. Davydov
Ancestral Rocky Mountain Uplifts and Accreted Blocks at the Southern Margin of North America (Chihuahua and West Texas), by Walter T. Haenggi, Patricia W. Dickerson, and William R. Muehlberger
Sequence Stratigraphy of a Wave-Dominated Fan Delta in the Fountain Formation (Morrowan-Atokan) near Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, by S.T. Hasiotis, H.R. Feldman, and L.J. Suttner
Evidence for Pennsylvanian Transpression from Fracture Analyses in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico, by Abby W. Howell, Eric A. Erslev, and Steven M. Cather
Stratigraphic and Structural Evidence for Compressional Tectonics in the Ancestral Rocky Mountains, Colorado and Utah, by Richard G. Hoy and Kenneth D. Ridgway
*The Origin and Nature of the Uncompahgre Fault, by A.Curtis Huffman, Jr. and David J. Taylor
Permian Tectonics, Eustasy, and Climates in Wyoming, by Richard F. Inden, Edward B. Coalson, and John Horne
Geophysical Expressions of Ancestral Rocky Mountain Structures, by G. Randy Keller
Origin of the Orogrande Basin by Strike-slip Faulting: Evidence from Subsidence Patterns and Facies Distribution, by T.F. Lawton and K.A. Giles
Carboniferous and Permian Sedimentation and Tectonics in Central and Eastern Idaho, by Paul Karl Link, Jeffrey K. Geslin, Matthew R. Saltzman, and David Z. Piper
*Structural Mapping of the Uncompahgre Front near Gateway, Colorado, with emphasis on Ancestral Rocky Mountain Fabrics, by Len C. Mankowski, Tara L. Campbell, Jackie E. Huntoon, William J. Gregg and David J. Linari,
New Findings in the Search for Paleozoic Petroleum Systems in Venezuela, by X. Márquez and F. Audemard
The Collision of the Ouachita-Marathon-Sonora Margin of Paleozoic North America with the Western Portion of Gondwana: Stratigraphic and Structural Implications for Timing of Deformational Events and Resultant Plate-tectonic Model, by Forrest G. Poole, William J. Perry, Jr., and Raul J. Madrid
Depositional Sequence Trends Resulting from Differential Loading on Pennsylvanian Salt in the Paradox Basin, U.S.A., by Donald L. Rasmussen and Dalton L. Rasmussen
Sequence Stratigraphic Framework of a Sea-level-dominated Icehouse Carbonate Ramp: A Case Study from the Middle Bird Spring Formation (Pennsylvanian, Desmoinesian), Arrow Canyon, Nevada, by Scott M. Ritter and Aaron J. Leavitt
Pitfalls in the Use of Piercing Points for Slip Estimates, Wichita and Arbuckle Uplifts, C.P. Saxon.
Geometry of the Western Termination of the Wichita Mountain Front, by C.P. Saxon
Siliciclastic Sedimentation and Basin Subsidence in the Latest Pennsylvanian Western Orogrande Basin, Southern Ancestral Rocky Mountains, by Shane C. Seals and C.S. (Lynn) Soreghan
*Upper Paleozoic Tectonostratigraphic Framework for the Western Margin of North America, by Walter S. Snyder, James H. Trexler, Jr., Vladimir I. Davydov, and Patricia Cashman, Tamra A. Schiappa1, and Dustin Sweet1
Were the Ancestral Rocky Mountains Glaciated? Preliminary Evidence, and Tectonic Implications, by G.S. (Lynn) Soreghan and Michael J. Soreghan
Geochemistry and Detrital Zircon Geochronology of Upper Paleozoic Loessite within the Ancestral Rocky Mountains: Implications for Paleoclimate, by M.J. Soreghan, G.S. (Lynn) Soreghan and M.A. Hamilton
Structural Style and Evolution of the Ardmore Basin, by Bryan Sralla
Precambrian Basement Structure and Crustal Oxidation State of the Ancestral Rocky Mountains – Its Possible Importance to Petroleum Systems as a Physical Control on Fluid Path and Trapping Mechanism and as a Chemical Control of Hydrocarbon Stability and Fractionation, by Monte M. Swan, Stanley B. Keith and Jim Viellenave
*Middle Pennsylvanian through Early Permian Tectonically Controlled Basins: Evidence from the Central Pequop Mountains, Northeast Nevada, by D. Sweet and W.S. Synder
Sinistral Strike-slip along the Southwest Boundary of the Uncompahgre Uplift as Shown by Basement-cover Interaction in Post-Mississippian folds, Southwestern Colorado, by William A. Thomas
Pennsylvanian Sinistral Strike-slip Reactivation History of Basement Faults at the Southwest Boundary of the Uncompahgre Uplift, Ancestral Rocky Mountains, by William A. Thomas
*Sedimentological, Geochemical, and Magnetic Analyses of Pedogenesis in Maroon Formation Loessite with Paleoclimatic Implications, by Kristy L. Tramp, G.S. (Lynn) Soreghan, and R. Douglas Elmore
Metals and Brines of the Paradox Basin, Colorado and Utah, by C.A. Wallace, Jon P. Thorson, John V. Wright, and John. W. Keller
Mountain Flank Deformation, Facies and Petroleum Occurrences, Ancestral Rocky Mountains, Eastern Colorado, by R.J. Weimer