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giw-119	Webb, Casey; Jensen, Michael; Kowallis, Bart; Christiansen, Eric; Sprinkel, Douglas; Hudson, Sam	Stratigraphic relationships of the Eocene Duchesne River Formation and Oligocene Bishop Conglomerate, northeastern Utah—pulsed sedimentary response to rollback of the subducted Farallon slab	2022	29	.pdf	application/pdf	15594	529	47	Stratigraphic and structural relationships between the Duchesne River Formation and Bishop Conglomerate reveal evidence of at least three episodes of Laramide-age uplift of the Uinta Mountains during the deposition of these formations: (1) deposition of fining upward sequences beginning with a basal coarse-grained unit within the Brennan Basin, Dry Gulch Creek, and Lapoint Members; (2) progradation of alluvial fans to the south form the younger Starr Flat Member resulted from an increase in sediment supply likely associated with renewed uplift; and (3) tilting and truncation of Duchesne River Formation to form the Gilbert Peak erosional surface, and prograding alluvial fans of the Bishop Conglomerate. The Duchesne River Formation unconformably overlies Cretaceous units.	cache/giw-119.pdf	txt/giw-119.txt