Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism

 

Thursday Morning

Time Session Location Title
1020 GP41D MCC 2000 Tectonic and Geochronologic Applications of Sedimentary Paleomagnetism II
(joint with T)
Presiding: K P Kodama, Lehigh University; B M Clement, Florida International University
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1020 GP41D-01 MCC 2000 The Sedimentary, Isotopic, and Magnetostratigraphic Signature of a Pair of Pre-Sturtian ($\sim$850 Ma) Rapid True Polar Wander (TPW) Events in the Akademikerbreen Group, NE Svalbard
*A C Maloof, G P Halverson, J L Kirschvink
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1035 GP41D-02 MCC 2000 A New Late Neoproterozoic and Early Cambrian Paleogeography in the True Polar Wander Paradigm
*T D Raub, D A Evans, A C Maloof
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1050 GP41D-03 MCC 2000 Initial India-Asia Collision: Sedimentologic, Paleomagnetic and Paleontologic Evidence From the Ghazij Formation, Balochistan, Pakistan
*W C Clyde, I H Khan, P D Gingerich
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1105 GP41D-04 MCC 2000 Shallowed vs. Concordant Paleomagnetic Inclinations in Asian red Beds: Tectonic Implications
*G Dupont-Nivet, F Martin-Hernandez, M J Dekkers, K Kodama
INVITED    [details]
1120 GP41D-05 MCC 2000 Paleomagnetism of Late Paleozoic series in Morocco and Argentina: implications for GAD Hypothesis and Pangea reconstruction
*J Besse, O Oufi, A Rapalini, V E Courtillot
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1135 GP41D-06 MCC 2000 Paleomagnetism of Devonian Red Beds in the Appalachian Plateau and Valley and Ridge Provinces
*E Cox, R D Elmore, M Evans
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1150 GP41D-07 MCC 2000 Astronomical Forcing in Miocene Continental Sediments: Implications for the Geomagnetic Polarity Time Scale
*W Krijgsman, H Abdul Aziz, F Hilgen
INVITED    [details]
1205 GP41D-08 MCC 2000 How Long Does it Take for the Earth's Magnetic to Reverse?
*B M Clement
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