New Method for Counting the Missoula Floods

By Skye W. Cooley
Backed by John Cooley, Caroline Crawford, Scott Stookey, Alan Cruickshank, Denny Luan, On Behalf Of Ian Cruickshank, Tina Wasem, Walter C Hunner, And1, OnBehalfOfSusanFreiberg, and 12 other backers
Boise State University
Meridian, Idaho
Earth Science
Open Access
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Ended on 3/15/15
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Lab Notes

Black Dragon Canyon
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Sanpoil River
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Silt-sand dikes intruding bedrock
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Smaller dike joins a larger dike
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Dikes cut straight through layers of varying grainsize...
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The dikes' relationship to flooding
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Flute Casts
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Dikes in the process of formation
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How do we tell if dikes intruded downward from the surface?
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Some dikes grow very large. This one is 2 meters wide.
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Typical clastic dike in Missoula flood deposits
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