Sample: Jensen_Palisades_East_Old_Crow_tephra_average


Sample ID: Jensen_Palisades_East_Old_Crow_tephra_average [1]
Station ID: Jensen_Palisades_East
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Collector: Jensen, B. J. L.
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Sample type 1: Tephra Fall
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Text Description: The composition reported here is the average of analyses of twenty samples: UA1124, UA1125, UA1129, UA1198, UA1299, UA1300, UA1303, UA1304, UA1313, UA1422, UA1423, UA1461, UA1463, UA1466, UA1471, UA1473, UA1475, UA1480, UA2083, and UA2163. Old Crow tephra can be traced across both Palisades East and West, and is generally present in most measured sections; 20 unique occurrences of OCt at Palisades identified. OCt is always located stratigraphically below (less than or equal to 6 m), or locally re-worked into, the MIS 5e peat/forest bed. Its tightly-constrained rhyolitic composition (Fig. 9A, B; Jensen and others, 2013), glass morphology, and stratigraphic context are well documented at the Palisades (see Beget and others, 1991; Matheus and others, 2003; Reyes and others, 2010a, 2010b, 2011) and elsewhere in eastern Beringia (e.g. Preece and others, 2011a).
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References Cited

[1] The Palisades is a key reference site for the middle Pleistocene of eastern Beringia: new evidence from paleomagnetics and regional tephrostratigraphy, 2013

Jensen, B.J.L., Reyes, A.V., Froese, D.G., and Stone, D.B., 2013, The Palisades is a key reference site for the middle Pleistocene of eastern Beringia: new evidence from paleomagnetics and regional tephrostratigraphy: Quaternary Science Reviews, v. 63, p. 91-108, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2012.11.035