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Eocene K - Chumstick Basin with Matt McClincy & Erin Donaghy

Offered By: Nick Zentner via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the geology of the North Cascades in this comprehensive lecture focusing on the Eocene period and the Chumstick Basin. Join CWU's Nick Zentner as he hosts guest speakers Matt McClincy and Erin Donaghy, who share their expertise on the region's geological history. Delve into topics such as Siletzia formation, sedimentary layers, and updated dating techniques. Learn about the differences between the North Cascades and Cascades, examine old and new Chumstick dates, and gain insights from McClincy's master's thesis on the Chumstick Basin. Discover Donaghy's research on the Sunitsch and Clark Canyon 4 Tuffs, and engage in Q&A sessions with the experts. The lecture also covers environmental work, oil company funding in geological research, and provides visual aids including photos and thesis figures to enhance understanding of this fascinating geological area.

Syllabus

Video Starts
Lecture Starts
Review of Previous Sessions
Siletzia Sourdough Upgrade
Chumstick Basin
North Cascades vs Cascades
Eocene Sedimentary Layers
Old Chumstick Dates
New Chumstick Dates
Schedule and Eocene Papers
Nick's Youtube Videos
Matt McClincy
Matt's Chumstick Master's Thesis
Matt's Recent Environmental Work
Oil Company Funding
Q&A with Matt
Erin Donaghy
Sunitsch Tuff
Clark Canyon 4 Tuff
Master's Thesis Guidance
Erin's Sister
Q&A with Erin and Matt
Chumstick Basin Photo
Matt's Thesis Figures
Q&A with Nick
Toast and Goodbye


Taught by

Nick Zentner

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