2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Recent Advances in the Understanding of Adirondack and Southern Grenville Province Tectonics I: In Honor of James McLelland
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185 Recent Advances in the Understanding of Adirondack and Southern Grenville Province Tectonics I: In Honor of James McLelland



Monday, 6 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 322AB
Presiding:
Graham B. Baird , Catherine Shrady and Bruce Selleck
8:00 AM
185-1
Coronas in Anorthositic Rocks of the Baie-Comeau Complex, Grenville Province, Quebec
Luke D. Olsen, Washington University; Robert F. Dymek, Washington University
8:15 AM
185-2
Geochemistry of Massif Anorthosite from the Adirondack Mountains, New York
Karl E. Seifert, Iowa State University; Robert F. Dymek, Washington University; L.A. Haskin, Washington University
8:30 AM
185-3
TNT Anomalies in Adirondack Mangerites: A Possible Subduction-Zone Signature for the AJM (Anorthosite-Jotunite-Mangerite) Suite
Robert F. Dymek, Washington University; Karl E. Seifert, Iowa State University
8:45 AM
185-4
Sm-Nd Isotope Systematics of Adirondack Lithologies: A Case for Rapid Granulite Exhumation
Asish R. Basu, University of Rochester; Mukul Sharma, Dartmouth College
9:00 AM
185-5
A Stable Isotope Perspective on Sedimentation, Ore Genesis, and Metamorphism in the Southern Grenville Province
William H. Peck, Colgate University; Richard A. Volkert; Adam T. Mansur, Colgate University; Gary R. Eppich, Colgate University
9:15 AM
185-6
DIRECT DATING of LOW-Ti MAGNETITE DEPOSITS IN the LYON MOUNTAIN GNEISS by U/Pb ZIRCON GEOCHRONOLOGY
Peter M. Valley, Memorial University of Newfoundland; John M. Hanchar, Memorial University of Newfoundland; Martin J. Whitehouse, Swedish Museum of Natural History
9:30 AM
185-7
The Role of Fluids In the Genesis of Megacrystic Gore Mountain Type Garnet Amphibolite, Adirondack Mountains, New York
James M. McLelland, Colgate Univ; Bruce W. Selleck, Colgate University
9:50 AM
Break
10:05 AM
185-8
Paper Withdrawn
10:20 AM
185-9
The Ottawan-Aged Carthage-Colton Shear Zone: An Ancient Analog for Death Valley?
Eric L. Johnson, Hartwick College
10:40 AM
185-10
Tectonic Significance of Mylonite Kinematic Indicators within the Carthage-Colton Mylonite Zone, Northwest Adirondacks, New York
Graham B. Baird, University of Northern Colorado
10:55 AM
185-11
The Piseco Lake Structure: Arc Plutonism, Generation of the AMCG Suite, and Escape Tectonics, Southern Adirondacks, New York?
David Valentino, State Univ of New York at Oswego; Jeffrey Chiarenzelli, St. Lawrence University; Gary Solar, Buffalo State College
11:10 AM
185-12
Dating Deformation in the Hinterland: Linking Monazite Dates to Tectonic Events
M.L. Williams, Univ of Massachusetts; M.J. Jercinovic, Univ of Massachusetts; Gregory Dumond, Univ of Massachusetts; James McLelland, Colgate Univ
11:25 AM
185-13
Nature of Ottawan Deformation in the Adirondack Lowlands
Graham B. Baird, University of Northern Colorado; Catherine H. Shrady, St. Lawrence University
11:40 AM
185-14
Mesoproterozoic Thermotectonic History of the Adirondack Lowlands, New York: Evidence from Monazite Geochronology
Michael R. Hudson, Ashland University; Clayton W. Loehn, Virginia Tech; Peter S. Dahl, Kent State Univ; Amanda L. Kozak, Ashland University
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