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Summary of the Tectonic Development of Trans-Pecos Texas. Digital Download
MM0036D
For a print version: MM0036.
MM0036D. Summary of the Tectonic Development of Trans-Pecos Texas. C. D. Henry, J. K. Gluck, and N. T. Bockover, compilers; accompanying text by C. D. Henry and J. G. Price. 1 oversize two-color plate, map scale 1:500,000, 1985. Downloadable PDF.
To purchase this publication in paper format, please order MM0036.
About This Publication
The map emphasizes structures formed during late Tertiary Basin-and-Range extension, mid-Tertiary volcanism, and early Tertiary Laramide folding. It also shows structures resulting from late Paleozoic and Precambrian deformation. The accompanying text, "Summary of the Tectonic Development of Trans-Pecos Texas," traces the tectonic history of the area, which has undergone repeated deformation from the Precambrian to Recent.
Keywords: maps, tectonics, structure maps, Basin and Range, Mexico, Texas, Trans-Pecos
Citation
Henry, C. D., Gluck, J. K., and Bockoven, N. T., compilers, 1985, Summary of the Tectonic Development of Trans-Pecos Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Miscellaneous Map No. 36, map scale 1:500,000, 8-page text.
