 | McLaughlin, R. J., Sorg, D. H., Morton, Janet Lee, Theodore, T. G., Meyer, Charles E., Delevaux, Maryse H. (1985) Paragenesis and tectonic significance of base and precious metal occurrences along the San Andreas Fault at Point Delgada, California. Economic Geology, 80 (2) 344-359 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.80.2.344 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Occurrencesalong the San AndreasFault at Point Delgada, California R. J. MCLAUGHLIN, D. H. SORG,J. L. MORTON...Studies of sulfide vein mineralization at Point Delgada, California, suggestthat the mineralizingprocesswas...shortlybefore 13.8 m.y. ago. Introduction Point Delgada is underlain by Upper Cretaceous MINORbut u...veinsthat locally and Tertiary rocks of the King Range accretionary containsignificantamountsof Pb, Zn...(McLaughlinet al., 1982). occur in the vicinity of Point Delgada in northern the Franciscanassemblage The westernmost |  | | Book (volume) | | THE SOUTHWESTERN QUADRANT Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma...The Southwestern Quadrant Arizoni, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Louisicna, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma...Mineral Location Numbers Arizona Arkansas California Colorado 258 Louis B30 ana HOW TO USE...volumes, through very precise directions and accurate county maps, to get you to the best and most accessible...for the county in which it is located. This site number also appears under the given county in the text |  | | Book | | 7 257989 R q549 PEMBERTON, H.E MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA P 2995 IpSl q 49 f 07. 257889 ^ pe B T...org/details/mineralsofcalifoOOpemb MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA MINERALS OF CALIFORNIA H. Earl r i L ] Pemberton ...H. Earl, 1907Minerals of California. An updating of: Minerals of California: 1866-1966 / by Joseph Murdoch...Includes index. 1. Mineralogy -California. 2. Mines and mineral resources- California. I. Murdoch, Joseph, 1890Minerals...1890Minerals of California. II. Title. centennial volume, QE375.C32P45 ISBN 0-442-27488 2 549.9794 |  | | Report (issue) | | Mountains and Great Plains _______ Great Basin and California ____________ Gulf of Mexico and Florida _______________...geology _________. Appalachian Highlands and the Coastal Plains _. Carolinas, Tennessee ____________ 1...investigations Continued Appalachian Highlands and the Coastal Plains Continued 67 67 67 68 70 71 74 74 76 76...South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama Southeast Coastal Plain Virginia Tectonics and stratigraphy Mineral...Igneous rocks Precambrian rocks Tectonics Basin and Range region _______ _______________ Stratigraphic and |  | | Report (volume) | | Mountains and Great Plains _______ Great Basin and California ____________ Gulf of Mexico and Florida _______________...geology _________. Appalachian Highlands and the Coastal Plains _. Carolinas, Tennessee ____________ 1...investigations Continued Appalachian Highlands and the Coastal Plains Continued 67 67 67 68 70 71 74 74 76 76...South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama Southeast Coastal Plain Virginia Tectonics and stratigraphy Mineral...Igneous rocks Precambrian rocks Tectonics Basin and Range region _______ _______________ Stratigraphic and |  | | Journal (volume) | | 348 Assays, Agreement of 179 Assessment Work California State Mining Bureau.... 347 Aubury, L. E Blast-Furnace...Courtenay De Kalb .... Black Diamond, Crescent City, California Oscar H. Hershey Blast-Furnace Tuyere L. S. Austin...Cement 92 in ^l*" the Cyaniding of Sand in-----California and Nevada, Eight-Hour Legislation if Sn... 8...Mining & Smelting Company of Canada 262 Ditto Copper Range .... 833 Ditto Crescens .... 866 Ditto Daly-Judge...Appelbaum. Outlook Production in 1908 Company Report. Range River, Alaska James Douglas. Situation Smelting |  | | Journal (volume) | | Rk F. M.poe a 21, Sea-Side Studyon the nore of California. J. ah apace PRWEES. 005) 05 n Meteorites. (Illustrated...Great Britain. (Iliustrated.) M O dia 498 The California Gray Whale. J:D. CATON. 6.056556 005 5 cesses.... . -1009 America: Submarine Valleys off the California Coast, 168—Explorations on the Yukonn, 159—The...the cord attached to the bird, which gives him a range of about twenty feet, is held in the left hand,...internal pterygoid mpap specially developed, and its point of origin, the pterygoid ossa, becomes much enlarged |
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