Eocene F - Rocky Mountains with Rob Thomas and Darrel Cowan

Explore the geological history of the Rocky Mountains in this comprehensive lecture featuring insights from geologists Rob Thomas and Darrel Cowan. Delve into the complex formation processes of the North American Cordillera, including flat slab subduction and end load collision. Learn about the distinctions between Sevier and Laramide style deformations and their impacts on the mountain range's development. Engage with current debates in Rocky Mountain geology and gain a deeper understanding of the Eocene epoch's influence on the region's landscape. Benefit from expert perspectives, including contributions from Stanford geologists and email insights from Basil Tikoff. Conclude with an informative Q&A session to solidify your grasp of this fascinating geological topic.

Video Start
Lecture Start
Rocky Mountain Overview
Storytime
Flat Slab Subduction
Stanford Geologist Showcase
End Load Collision
Basil Tikoff Email
Rob Thomas
Sevier and Laramide Styles
Sevier Style
Laramide Style
Darrell Cowan
Rocky Mountain Debate
Q&A
Toast and Goodbye