Giant Agglutinated Foraminiferids from Franciscan Turbidites at Redwood Creek, Northwestern California with the Description of a New Species of Bathysiphon
Authors
William Miller, III
Abstract
The Franciscan Central Belt is a Late Mesozoic terrane composed of dislocated submarine fan deposits, splinters of oceanic crustic and blocks of "exotic" lithologies (e.g. glauciphane schist) of incertain origin, which are all texronically mixed in a muddy melange matrix.
Author Biography
William Miller, III
Department of Geology, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California
