Mid-Miocene volcanic and plutonic rocks in the Lake Mead area of Nevada and Arizona; Production of intermediate igneous rocks in an extensional environment, in Anderson, J.L., ed., The nature and origin of Cordilleran magmatism

Smith, E.I., Feuerbach, D.L., Naumann, T.R., and Mills, J.G., 1990, Mid-Miocene volcanic and plutonic rocks in the Lake Mead area of Nevada and Arizona; Production of intermediate igneous rocks in an extensional environment, in Anderson, J.L., ed., The nature and origin of Cordilleran magmatism: Geological Society of America Memoir 174, p. 169-194.

Authors

Smith, E.I., Feuerbach, D.L., Naumann, T.R., and Mills, J.G.

Publication Date

1990

Citation

Geological Society of America Memoir 174, p. 169-194.

State

AZ NV

Province

County

Placenames

Lake Mead area

Hoover Dam

Detrital Valley

Keywords

Igneous Petrology

Granitoid

Volcanic

Figure

Bedrock

Geochemistry

Model

Extensional Tectonics

Potassium Metasomatism

Alteration

Geochemical Survey

More Keywords

Igneous Petrology, Granitoid, Volcanic, Figure, Bedrock, Geochemistry, Model, Extensional Tectonics, Potassium Metasomatism, Alteration, Geochemical Survey, tuff of Hoover Dam - [Black Canyon Group][Black Canyon assemblage] - Miocene, (Arch Rock dacite), Sugarloaf dacite (Northern Black Mts.(MO)), [Kingman Wash Road basalt][Kingman Wash Road andesite][Kingman Wash andesite][Kingman Wash Road basalt][Kingman Wash Road andesite][Kingman Wash andesite], [Switchyard basaltic andesite][Switchyard basalt][Switchyard andesite], [Wilson Ridge pluton][Wilson Ridge granite],

AzGeoBib RefNum

12681