New views on the Jurassic Clarens Formation: volcano-sedimentary interaction

Title: New views on the Jurassic Clarens Formation: volcano-sedimentary interaction
Creator: Holzforster, Frank, Holzforster, Heike W, Marsh, Julian S
Date: 2002
Type: text
Type: abstract
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/132716
Identifier: vital:36874
Description: The Lower Jurassic Clarens Formation of the Great Karoo Basin is usually viewed in the literature as a aeolian and, in places, fluvio-aeolian deposit of tremendous thickness variation form 0-250 m thickness. Interaction with the overlying Karoo Flood Basalts, particularly in the Eastern Cape area and in Lesotho, has been noted but was never a major topic. Relatively widespread pyroclastic deposits sandwiched between the Clarens Formation and the Karoo Flood Basalts have been interpreted as flood-lahars.
Format: 1 page, pdf
Publisher: 16th International Sedimentological Congress
Language: English
Relation: Holzförster, F., Holzförster, H.W. and Marsh, J.S., 2002. New views on the Jurassic Clarens Formation: volcano-sedimentary interaction. In 16th International Sedimentological Congress Abstract Volume (p. 159).
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