TECTONO-MAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE EASTERN HARRISON LAKE REGION, BC, REFLECTS MID-CRETACEOUS CHANGE IN PLATE KINEMATICS Ivanka MITROVIC, Dan GIBSON, Derek.

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TECTONO-MAGMATIC EVOLUTION OF THE EASTERN HARRISON LAKE REGION, BC, REFLECTS MID-CRETACEOUS CHANGE IN PLATE KINEMATICS Ivanka MITROVIC, Dan GIBSON, Derek THORKELSON, Dan MARSHALL

Pacific Plate Motions Engebretson et al (1985) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Pacific Plate Motions Engebretson et al (1985) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Plate tectonics of Canadian Cordillera Monger (1997) Metamorphism: M 1 –Low P, Low T - Thrusting M 2 –Low P, High T - Contact metam. ( Ma) M 3 –High P (8-10 kbar), High T ( °C) - magmatic loading; Ma M 4 – Contact metam. (92-84 Ma) Structure: D 1 – Orogen normal contraction (146–103 Ma) D 2 – Orogen parallel displacement (96-91 Ma) D 3 – Regional folding (96-91 Ma) D 4 – Dextral – reverse faulting (< 91Ma) Brown et al (2000) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Coast plutonic complex Brown (2012) BCGS online resource Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Harrison Lake area This study after Brown et al (2000) BK Breakenridge complex CC Clear Creek pluton SS Snowshoe pluton BS Big Silver pluton G Gambier group H Harrison lake formation/ Slollicum SE Settler Schist CG Cogburn group BF Breakenridge fault BCF Butter creek fault HLZ Harrison lake fault zone FRF Fraser River fault Pluton ages (Ma) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

The Model Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Plate tectonics of Canadian Cordillera Monger (1997) Metamorphism: M 1 –Low P, Low T - Thrusting M 2 –Low P, High T - Contact metam. ( Ma) M 3 –High P (8-10 kbar), High T ( °C) - magmatic loading; Ma M 4 – Contact metam. (92-84 Ma) Structure: D 1 – Orogen normal contraction (146–103 Ma) D 2 – Orogen parallel displacement (96-91 Ma) D 3 – Regional folding (96-91 Ma) D 4 – Dextral – reverse faulting (< 91Ma) Brown et al (2000) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Breakenridge pluton M 2B (HT, LP) Dioritic: Ma Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

M 2B (HT, LP) Tonalitic: Ma Breakenridge pluton Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Brown (2012) After Brown (2012). D2D2D2D2 Orogen – parallel displacement Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

M 2S (HT, LP) Snowshoe pluton: Ma PLUTONS 96 – 91 Ma Brown & Burmester (1991) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

D 3 (folding) M 3 (HT, HP) Orogen – normal contraction Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

670°C 7 kbar 8.5 kbar 10 kbar 7.5 kbar 650°C 600°C Orogen – normal contraction Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Metam. monazite age: Ma Metam. zircon age: Ma Orogen – normal contraction Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Scuzzy pluton M 4 (HT, LP) Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Dextral shear zone D4D4D4D4 Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

This study after Gehrels et al. (2009) Summary Mitrovic et al: Tectono - magmatic evolution...

Thank you! “Nanos gigantum humeris insidentes” (Dwarfs standing on the shoulders of giants) Bernard of Chartres, 12th century “If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” Isaac Newton, 1676 Advice and discussion : Ned Brown, Jim Monger, JoAnne Nelson, Graham Nixon, Mitch Mihalynuk, John Cottle, Mati Raudsepp, Reid Staples, Vanessa MacLean and Jaap Verbaas