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Utah Geological Association
Abstract
Salt Detachments in the Jurassic Preuss Redbeds Within the Meade and Crawford Thrust Systems, Idaho and Wyoming
Abstract
A salt interval in the lower part of the Jurassic Preuss Redbeds is a regional detachment surface within parts of the Meade and Crawford thrust systems in southeastern Idaho and western Wyoming. Both the Meade and Crawford thrusts in this area slid for as many as 10 kilometers in the salt interval. Locally it is a detachment surface that bounds tight, disharmonic folds above and below. The detachment is a transfer zone between stratigraphic packages that shortened independently of each other and in different areas.
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