Stephen Marshak

The Conundrum of Using Kink Bands and Asymmetric Crenulation Cleavage to Interpret Shear Sense in Tectonic Analyses: A Case Study from the Baraboo Syncline (Wisconsin) part of Cutting Edge:Courses:Structural Geology and Tectonics:2022 Structure and Tectonics Forum:Abstracts
This abstract page from the On the Cutting Edge: Structural Geology and Tectonics 2022 Forum presents a case study analyzing kink bands and asymmetric crenulation cleavage in the Baraboo Syncline (Wisconsin), challenging conflicting interpretations of shear sense by demonstrating that down-dip-verging folds and extensional crenulation cleavage are actually flattened contractional structures formed during crustal shortening, not post-shortening extension.

Teaching Online part of Earth Educators Rendezvous:Previous Rendezvous:Rendezvous 2017:Program:Afternoon Mini Workshops
Summary Please join us for this afternoon mini-workshop as we collaborate in a discussion of educational technology resources and practices that help to engage both blended and fully online classroom learners in ...

Visualizing Geology: A Case Study of the Baraboo Ranges, Wisconsin part of Earth Educators Rendezvous:Previous Rendezvous:Rendezvous 2016:Program:Sunday Events
× A field trip to the Baraboo Ranges provides much more than a show-and-tell opportunity. It provides a unique opportunity to help students understand how to visualize geologic relationships at regional and ...