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Pálfy, J, Mortensen, J K, Smith, P L, Friedman, R M, McNicoll, V, Villeneuve, M (2000) New U–Pb zircon ages integrated with ammonite biochronology from the Jurassic of the Canadian Cordillera. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 37 (4) 549-567 doi:10.1139/e99-115

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TitleNew U–Pb zircon ages integrated with ammonite biochronology from the Jurassic of the Canadian Cordillera
JournalCanadian Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsPálfy, JAuthor
Mortensen, J KAuthor
Smith, P LAuthor
Friedman, R MAuthor
McNicoll, VAuthor
Villeneuve, MAuthor
Year2000 (April 3)Volume37
Issue4
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/e99-115Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePálfy, J, Mortensen, J K, Smith, P L, Friedman, R M, McNicoll, V, Villeneuve, M (2000) New U–Pb zircon ages integrated with ammonite biochronology from the Jurassic of the Canadian Cordillera. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 37 (4) 549-567 doi:10.1139/e99-115
Plain TextPálfy, J, Mortensen, J K, Smith, P L, Friedman, R M, McNicoll, V, Villeneuve, M (2000) New U–Pb zircon ages integrated with ammonite biochronology from the Jurassic of the Canadian Cordillera. Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 37 (4) 549-567 doi:10.1139/e99-115
In(2000, April) Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 37 (4) Canadian Science Publishing
Abstract/Notes The accuracy of published Jurassic time scales is compromised by a paucity of sufficiently accurate and stratigraphically well-constrained isotopic dates. UPb dating of volcaniclastic rocks within fossiliferous marine successions is a method suitable of providing additional useful calibration points. Stikinia and Wrangellia, two of the major accreted terranes of the Canadian Cordillera, comprise volcanosedimentary assemblages of magmatic arc origin. Within them we selected sections from which we report 14 new UPb zircon ages that are integrated with ammonite biochronology at the zonal level. Poor zircon recovery and complex UPb systematics made it difficult to obtain precise ages for many of the samples. The following ages were determined (with 2σ errors): 194.0+9.11.8 Ma from the Plesechioceras? harbledownense Assemblage (upper Sinemurian), 191.5 ± 0.8 Ma from the Plesechioceras? harbledownense Assemblage (upper Sinemurian) to the Whiteavesi Zone (lower Pliensbachian), 185.6+6.10.6 Ma from the Freboldi Zone (lower Pliensbachian), 184.7 ± 0.9 Ma from the Kunae Zone (upper Pliensbachian), 180.4+8.00.4 Ma from the Kanense to Planulata zones (lower to middle Toarcian), 179.8 ± 6.3 Ma from the Yakounensis Zone (upper Toarcian) to the lower Bajocian, 167.2+10.50.4 Ma from the Rotundum Zone (upper Bajocian), 158.2+1.90.4 Ma from the upper Bathonian, and 162.6+2.97.0 from the upper Bathonian to lower Callovian. Five other dates are inferior in precision, but still provide some constraints for time-scale calibration. The UPb dates reported here together with a wealth of other recently obtained Cordilleran isotopic dates will be used for a significant revision of the Jurassic time scale.


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