Phosphoria Rock Complex (Middle Permian) in the Rocky Mountain Region:
Implications for Paleo-Environmental Dynamics, Pore Network Evolution, and the End-Permian Mass Extinction
The Application of Ichnology to Core Facies Analysis
Presented by
Maxwell Pommer, Rick Sarg
Colorado School of Mines, Department of Geology and Geological Engineering
1516 Illinois Street, Golden CO, 80401, USA
Using representative cores, you will examine & interpret the significance of:
Phosphatic mudrock rich in sulfidic organic matter, Franson transgression (Meade Peak
member), Lakeridge core
Mudrocks rich in sulfidic organic matter, phosphorites, spiculites, carbonates, & evaporites
Shifts between calcitic, siliceous, aragonitic, & microbial biota
Phosphatization, dolomitization, & silicification
Pore network evolution
Workshop to be held at the USGS CRC
Friday, October 12, 2018
9 AM - done (lunch provided)
Maximum: 30 participants
Cost:
$200 Employed Member
$100 Unemployed Member (limit 5)
$50 Student (limit 5)
Registration for this event is now closed.
