Explore the fascinating world of oceanic plateaus in this comprehensive 1 hour 37 minute lecture by CWU's Nick Zentner. Delve into the geology of the North Cascades, focusing on the Eocene period. Learn about mantle plumes, large igneous provinces, and the formation of oceanic plateaus. Examine detailed maps and geological concepts, including discussions on Wrangellia, Siletzia, and the Cache Creek terrane. Gain insights from expert Jerome Lesemann on Vancouver Island's geology, including arc rocks and Karmutsen formations. Engage with thought-provoking questions about plateau formation and participate in an interactive Q&A session. Perfect for geology enthusiasts and students seeking to deepen their understanding of North American geological history.
Overview
Syllabus
Video Starts
Lecture Starts
Upcoming Sessions
Overview
Review of Past Session
Oceanic Plateau Maps
Mantle Plumes
Large Igneous Provinces
Where is Nick going with all this?
Andy's Email - Wrangellia, Siletzia, and North Cascades
Sponge Cake vs Gummy Worms
Gummy Worm Possibilities
Mitch's Email - Cache Creek
Myrl Beck Frivolities
Myrl's Email - Slice/Dock/Slice?
Vancouver Island
Jerome Lesemann
Vancouver Island Geology Map
Arc Rocks
Karmutsen Rocks
Do Plateaus Start Equant or Linear?
Q&A
Toast and Goodbye
Taught by
Nick Zentner
