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Quiz 12 Bonus 2 (9:30-9:35 AM)

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA GY 112: Earth History Lectures 32 and 33: Mesozoic Sedimentation Instructor: Dr. Douglas W. Haywick

Last Time Mesozoic Tectonics A) The Triassic B) The Jurassic C) The Cretaceous (web notes 31)

Mesozoic Tectonics Tectonics in North America during the Mesozoic was dominated by docking events involving terranes. Ultimately, continents grow bigger by scooping up geo-crap in their drift direction (Accretionary tectonics) Sonoman Orogeny

Mesozoic Tectonics Into the Triassic, many more terranes (mostly island arcs) began to be scooped up by North America as it drifted WNW Brooke Range Terrane (Alaska) Stikine Terrane (British Columbia) Sonoma Terrane (Nevada)

Mesozoic Tectonics In the Jurassic, we start to see terranes with mixed lithologies docking with North America (e.g., Klamath Terrane) Major (felsic) intrusions begin

Mesozoic Tectonics In the Cretaceous, more hits and more intrusions. More uplift Wrangellia Terrane docks

What s the Point? The Appalachians and Cordilleran Mountains were both formed via compressional tectonic events. Appalachians formed through collisions with other continents Cordilleran Mts. formed via accretionary tectonics

Today s Agenda Mesozoic Sedimentation A) Triassic Sedimentation (Breakup of Pangaea) B) Jurassic Sedimentation (Birth of the Atlantic Ocean) C) Cretaceous Sedimentation (Creation of the Coastal Plain Province) D) Mesozoic-Cenozoic climate (Greenhouse-Icehouse Earth Transition) (web notes 32)

Mesozoic Paleogeography

Mesozoic Sedimentation Triassic Initial opening of Gulf of Mexico

Mesozoic Sedimentation Triassic Initial opening of Gulf of Mexico

Mesozoic Sedimentation Triassic Initial opening of Gulf of Mexico

Mesozoic Sedimentation Triassic

Mesozoic Paleogeography

Mesozoic Sedimentation Early Jurassic Initial flooding of Gulf of Mexico and Northern Atlantic Ocean

Mesozoic Sedimentation Early Jurassic Initial flooding of Gulf of Mexico and Northern Atlantic Ocean

Mesozoic Sedimentation Late-Triassic/Early Jurassic

Mesozoic Sedimentation Late-Triassic/Early Jurassic

Alabama Mesozoic Stratigraphy

Alabama Mesozoic Stratigraphy Halite (evaporite basin) Great Salt Lake (evaporite basin) http://www.americansouthwest.net/utah/photographs700/salt.jpg

Alabama Mesozoic Stratigraphy Quartz Arenite (beach/desert) Sand dunes in the Gobi Desert

Alabama Mesozoic Stratigraphy Fossil. Limestone & Dolostone (shallow marine with stromatolitic reefs) The Great Barrier Reef http://www.anntorrence.com/blog/at-images/gbr_02.jpg

Mesozoic Sedimentation Mid-Late Jurassic More widespread flooding of Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean and

Mesozoic Sedimentation Late Jurassic major transgression and flooding of the craton begins Sundance Sea

Mesozoic Sedimentation Late Jurassic major transgression and flooding of the craton begins Sundance Sea Clastic wedges

Mesozoic Sedimentation Sundance Sea Late Jurassic major transgression and flooding of the craton begins Sundance Sea Clastic wedges

Mesozoic Paleogeography

Mesozoic Sedimentation Cretaceous Southern rifting in the Atlantic Ocean Gulf of Mexico stops opening

Mesozoic Sedimentation Cretaceous Southern rifting in the Atlantic Ocean Gulf of Mexico stops opening AL Coastal Plain sedimentation

Mesozoic Sedimentation North South Only key formations are labeled (those discussed in GY 112)

Mesozoic Sedimentation North South Only key formations are labeled (those discussed in GY 112)

Mesozoic Climate High latitudes were warm 50 F / 10 C Dinosaurs near south pole

Mesozoic Climate Period of high sea level Associated with rapid sea floor spreading Long period without reversal Long Cretaceous Normal Chron

Mesozoic Climate Oceans stagnated Epicontinental black muds when seas spilled over Normally thin oxygen poor zone expanded This will change in the early Cenozoic (Late Eocene)

Cenozoic Climate Oxygen isotopes Late Eocene cooling Deep sea foraminifera

Cenozoic Climate Temperature inferred from leaf margins

Cenozoic Climate Paleocene-Middle Eocene: No circumpolar current Late Eocene-today: Circumpolar current Permitted development of glaciers on Antarctica

Cenozoic Climate

Today s Homework 1. Time Chart 3 due Thursday April 28 th 2. Study. Lab Final April 26 th 3. Study. Lecture Final May 4 th 4. Online class evaluation bonus opportunity soon Next Time 1. Cenozoic overview/tectonics

GY 112: Earth History Lectures 32, 33: Mesozoic Sedimentation Instructor: Dr. Doug Haywick dhaywick@southalabama.edu This is a free open access lecture, but not for commercial purposes. For personal use only.