Arizona Geological Society Digest X
Tectonic Digest
edited by J. C. Wilt & J. P. Jenney
430 p., 19 papers, 4 maps, softbound, 1976, $ 14.00
| Chapter | Author(s) | Page(s) |
| Cross sections of southern Arizona and adjacent parts of California and New Mexico | Carl B. Richardson | 1-5 |
| Free-air gravity anomaly map of Arizona | J.S. Sumner, J.S. Schmidt, and C.L.V. Aiken | 7-12 |
| Yavapai Series-A greenstone belt | C.A. Anderson and Leon T. Silver | 13-26 |
| Some structures in older Precambrian rocks of the Clear Creek-Cremation Creek area. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona | William S. Lingley, Jr. | 27-35 |
| Elements of Paleozoic tectonics in Arizona | H. Wesley Peirce | 37-57 |
| Late Devonian tectonism in southeastern Arizona | Dietmar Schumacher, Donald P. Witter, Sally J. Meader, and Stanley B. Keith | 59-70 |
| Evidence for a Mesozoic linear tectonic pattern in southeastern Arizona | S.R. Titley | 71-101 |
| Origin of the Red Hills-Piedmontite Hills uplift | Evans B. Mayo and George H. Davis | 103-131 |
| Cedar Pocket Canyon (Grand Wash)-Shebit-Gunlock fault complex, northwestern Arizona and southwestern Utah: Reinterpretation of the time of faulting | Earl M. P. Lovejoy | 133-150 |
| Laramide tectonics from Paradise to Hells Gate, southeastern Arizona | Harald Drewes | 151-167 |
| Tectonics of the central Dragoon Mountains: A new look | Stanley B. Keith and Larry F. Barrett | 169-204 |
| Regional tectonic stress during the Laramide and Late Tertiary intrusive periods, Basin and Range Province, Arizona | William A. Rehrig and Tom L. Heidric | 205-228 |
| The age of Basin and Range faulting in Arizona | Anne Kramer Loring | 229-257 |
| Possible Arizona faulting as suggested by Mississippian facies analysis and plate tectonics-A stratotectonic approach | William J. Purves | 259-286 |
| Internal structure and mechanism of emplacement of a small gravity-glide sheet, Saguaro National Monument (East), Tucson | George H. Davis and Eric G. Frost | 287-304 |
| Geology, geochronology, and geochemistry of the Picacho Peak area, Pinal County, Arizona | M. Shafiqullah, D.J. Lynch, P.E. Damon, and H.W. Peirce | 305-324 |
| Tectonic significance of Basin & Range thick evaporite deposits, Arizona | H. Wesley Peirce | 325-339 |
| The Black Mountain fault | James P. Vroman | 341-345 |
| Intrusive fragmental rocks directly or indirectly of igneous origin | Evans B. Mayo | 347-430 |
| Plates 1, 2, 3, and 4 | in Map Supplement |