Alaska Volcano Observatory - Three Holocene tephras identified in lacustrine sediment cores from the Wonder Lake area, Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska, USA

THREE HOLOCENE TEPHRAS IDENTIFIED IN LACUSTRINE SEDIMENT CORES FROM THE WONDER LAKE AREA, DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, ALASKA, USA

Child, J. K., Beget, J. E., and Werner, Al, 1998, Three Holocene tephras identified in lacustrine sediment cores from the Wonder Lake area, Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska, USA: Arctic and Alpine Research, v. 30, n. 1, p. 89-95.

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4321: Electron micropobe analyses of tephras from the Wonder Lake area, Alaska, and reference tephras for central Alaska

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* NOTES: 1. All Wonder Lake area tephra samples separated from cores at Mt. Holyoke College by Jon Child and Prof. Al Werner. 2. Additional laboratory processing, thin section manufacturing, and electron microprobe analyses by Prof. James Beget and Dan McCoy at the Alaska Center for Tephrochronology (ACT) of the University of Alaska. 3. Analytical procedures, including glass and mineral standards, as described in Beget et al., 1991. 4. All data normalized to 100% to correct for differential hydration and other secondary effects. 5. Reference data for Jarvis Ash, Oshetna Ash, and Crater Peak Ash from ACT database. *

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