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Episodes. 16:356-359
Autor:
Henry Spall, James R. Herring
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Episodes. 15:284-288
Autor:
Robert D. Lawrence, Henry Spall
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Episodes. 13:124-127
Autor:
Richard H. Johnston, Mary r. Dawson, J. Thomas Dutro Junior, Charles G. Cunningham, Henry Spall, Harry H. Roberts
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Episodes. 12:204-208
Autor:
Henry Spall, Charles E. Helsley
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geophysical Research. 77:2115-2128
Diabase sills are abundantly developed in Gila County, central Arizona, and they are isotopically dated as 1140–1150 m.y. Stable magnetizations can be retrieved by AF or thermal demagnetization of the diabase. The over-all mean direction of magneti
Autor:
Henry Spall
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 4:73-78
Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous dolerites from Spitsbergen have normal and reversed directions of magnetization at low temperatures. After thermal demagnetization, all specimens are reversed. This reversed direction is interpreted as resulting from ma
Autor:
Henry Spall
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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors. 4:329-346
Of six Precambrian rock types sampled at 12 sites in the Franklin Mountains, El Paso, Texas, a remanence which is stable to AF and/or thermal demagnetization has been isolated from Red Bluff granite, Franklin Mountain rhyolite, Fusselman Canyon diaba
Autor:
Henry Spall
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 10:273-280
Over 95 paleomagnetic pole positions have been determined from North American Precambrian rocks, and they are listed in tabulations by Irving and McElhinny. Using rocks which are isotopically dated, five groups of pole positions can be defined, and t
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 18:427-432
The Wackerfield Dyke is exposed in northern England and its field relationships suggest it could be related to the Eocene Mull Dyke Swarm. Wackerfield Dyke specimens taken from below the zone of surface weathering have a natural remanent magnetizatio
Autor:
Henry Spall
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 18:1-8
Some 36 paleomagnetic poles are available from Precambrian rock units from Europe, west of the Urals. They allow us to amplify Neuvonen's suggestions, and speculate on the pole path for the interval 1200–2000 my. In order to link younger Precambria