CORRELATION OF THE HOLOCENE JARVIS CREEK, TANGLE LAKES, CANTWELL, AND HAYES TEPHRAS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL AND CENTAL ALASKA
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CORRELATION OF THE HOLOCENE JARVIS CREEK, TANGLE LAKES, CANTWELL, AND HAYES TEPHRAS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL AND CENTAL ALASKA

by Beget, James E., Et Al

Geology Earth Sciences Volcanology
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Explore the correlation of Holocene tephras from Jarvis Creek, Tangle Lakes, Cantwell, and Hayes in south-central and central Alaska. This study by James E. Beget et al. analyzes volcanic ash deposits to reveal their stratigraphic links and enhance understanding of regional geology in the Holocene period.

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This publication details the correlation of tephras from the Holocene period in key locations across south-central and central Alaska, including Jarvis Creek, Tangle Lakes, Cantwell, and Hayes.

Authored by James E. Beget and colleagues, the work focuses on analyzing these volcanic ash deposits to understand their stratigraphic relationships and regional distribution.

The research contributes to the geological mapping and chronological framework of Alaskan volcanism during the Holocene epoch.

Findings are based on field observations and analytical methods to establish connections between these tephra layers.

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