Thursday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	GP42A	MCC 2000	Crustal Rotation at Diffuse Plate Boundaries I (joint with T) Presiding: G K Taylor, University of Plymouth; B Tikoff, University of Wisconsin, Madison; B A Housen, Geology Department, Western Washington University    [Abstracts]
1020	GP42A-01	MCC 2000	Tectonic Rotation of Northeastern Tibetan Plateau: Refined age and Geodynamic Implications *G Dupont-Nivet, M J Reitsma, W Krijgsman, X Fang, S Dai, Y Cheng    [details]
1035	GP42A-02	MCC 2000	Paleomagnetism Indicates Mid-Miocene Clockwise Rotation of the NE Tibetan Plateau *M Yan, R Van der Voo, X Fang, J M Pares, D K Rea    [details]
1050	GP42A-03	MCC 2000	Active Transtensional Tectonics Due to Differentially Rotating Upper Crustal Blocks East of the Eastern Himalayan syntaxis, Yunnan Province, China. *C StudnikiGizbert, L Eich, R King, B C Burchfiel, Z Chen, L Chen    [details]
1105	GP42A-04	MCC 2000	Tectonic evolution of fault-bounded continental blocks: Comparison of paleomagnetic and GPS data in the Corinth and Megara basins (Greece) M Mattei, *N D'Agostino, Z Irene, K Despina, P Spiros, S V.    [details]
1120	GP42A-05	MCC 2000	Linking Ridge Subduction to Paleomagnetic Rotations in the Andes V Torres, S Rousse, *S Gilder, D Farber, B McNulty, T Sempere, P Patriat    [details]
1135	GP42A-06	MCC 2000	Oroclinal bending in the Bolivian Andes: New evidence for post 10 Ma rotations linked to shortening gradients in the fold-and-thrust belt R Barke, *C Mac Niocaill, S H Lamb    [details]
1150	GP42A-07	MCC 2000	Paleomagnetic Definition of Crustal Segmentation, Quaternary Block Rotations and Limits on Earthquake Magnitudes in Northwestern Metropolitan Los Angeles *S LEVI, R S YEATS, J NABELEK    [details]
1205	GP42A-08	MCC 2000	Kinematic Implications of New Paleomagnetic Data From the Northern Walker Lane, Western Nevada: Counterintuitive Anticlockwise Vertical-Axis Rotation in an Incipient Dextral Shear Zone *J E Faulds, C D Henry, N H Hinz, B Delwiche, P H Cashman    [details]