Jurassic–Cretaceous rock units along the southern edge of the Wrangellia terrane on Vancouver Island
Jurassic–Cretaceous rock units along the southern edge of the Wrangellia terrane on Vancouver Island
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温哥华岛兰格利亚地体南缘的侏罗纪-白垩纪岩石单元
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1985
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D. Cowan
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M. Rusmore;D. Cowan
Rocks formerly mapped as Leech River Formation can be subdivided into two partly coeval rock units with completely different histories. The Upper Jurassic – Lower(?) Cretaceous Pandora Peak unit, which comprises black mudstone, terrigenous greywacke, radiolarian ribbon chert, green tuff, metabasaltic greenstone, minor pebbly mudstone, and a few blocks of limestone, was probably deposited in small basins on a continental margin. Local stratal disruption occurred before sediments were lithified. A static, high-pressure, low-temperature metamorphism produced lawsonite-bearing assemblages in metaclastic rocks. The Pandora Peak unit was originally coextensive with the Pacific Rim complex on western Vancouver Island and the Constitution formation in the San Juan Islands of Washington. The Leech River complex consists of foliated metasandstone, phyllite, and minor metabasalt of probable Jurassic–Cretaceous age. Multiple folding, transposition, and synkinematic greenschist- to amphibolite-facies metamorphism culm...