GSA 2009 Session T79: Eocene to Early-Miocene Magmatic Evolution of the NW US

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From: Martin Streck <streckm@xxxxxxx>
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Dear Colleagues:

Please consider contributing to the following topical session to be held
at the 2009 Geological Society of America National Meeting, Portland,
Oregon (USA), October 18-21, 2009.

"T79: Eocene to Early-Miocene Magmatic Evolution of the Northwest
United States with Emphasis on the Distribution, Composition and
Petro-Tectonic Setting of Large Rhyolite Systems"

Description: This session aims at bringing researchers together
interested in the volcanic history of Oregon and adjacent states prior
to the onset of Columbia River Basalt magmatism. We seek contributions
on any aspect of volcanism, petrology, and volcanic stratigraphy.

Invited speakers:
Chris Henry
Jason McClaughry
Kaleb Scarberry

Conveners: Martin Streck, Mark Ferns, Paul Olin

Abstract deadline: August 11

In addition, the following pre-meeting field trip may be of interest to you:
#408 Paleogene Calderas of Central and Eastern Oregon: Sources of
Widespread Ash-Flow Tuffs in the John Day and Clarno Formations
Thurs.-Sat., 15-17 Oct. US$350 (L, 2ON).
Leaders: Jason D. McClaughry, Oregon Dept. of Geology and Mineral
Industries; Martin J. Streck; Karyn A. Patridge; Caroline L. Gordon;
Mark L. Ferns.

For more information please check: http://www.geosociety.org/

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