Late Miocene to Pliocene stratigraphic evolution of northeast Carmen Island, Gulf of California: Implications for oblique-rifting tectonics

Keyphrases

• Gulf of California 100%
• Carmen 100%
• Late Miocene 100%
• Oblique Rifting 100%
• Tectonics 100%
• Stratigraphic Evolution 100%
• Marlstone 75%
• Normal Fault 50%
• Unconformity 50%
• Grainflow 50%
• Mid-Pliocene 50%
• Volcanic Rocks 25%
• Miocene Volcanics 25%
• Sedimentary Rocks 25%
• Debris Flow 25%
• Water Depth 25%
• Seafloor Spreading 25%
• Thick Section 25%
• Sediment Accumulation Rate 25%
• Dacite 25%
• Major Change 25%
• Baja California Peninsula 25%
• Sandstone 25%
• Breccia 25%
• Low Angle 25%
• Mudstone 25%
• Growth Structure 25%
• Eastern Margin 25%
• Shallow Shelf 25%
• Early Pliocene 25%
• Traction Current 25%
• Submarine Avalanches 25%
• Boulder Bed 25%
• Banded Structure 25%
• Turbidity Current 25%
• Deformation Bands 25%
• Synsedimentary Fault 25%
• Forams 25%
• Late Miocene-Pliocene 25%
• Avalanche Flow 25%
• Submarine Debris Flow 25%
• Fault Deformation 25%
• Upper Miocene 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Miocene 100%
• Tectonics 100%
• California 100%
• Rifting 100%
• Pliocene 100%
• Marl 60%
• Debris Flow 40%
• Volcanic Rock 20%
• Sedimentary Rock 20%
• Breccia 20%
• Sea Floor Spreading 20%
• Accumulation Rate 20%
• Dacite 20%
• Lower California (Mexico) 20%
• Mudstone 20%
• Water Depth 20%
• Growth Fault 20%
• Turbidity Current 20%