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Intrusions (Geology) -- Washington (State) -- Bumping Lake Region

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Magmatic Evolution And Eruptive History Of The Granitic Bumping Lake Pluton, Washington: Source Of The Bumping River And Cash Prairie Tuffs, John Frederick King May 1994

Magmatic Evolution And Eruptive History Of The Granitic Bumping Lake Pluton, Washington: Source Of The Bumping River And Cash Prairie Tuffs, John Frederick King

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The 25 Ma Bumping Lake pluton ranges in composition from quartz diorite to granite with the granitic facies comprising approximately 90% of the pluton's surface area. The granite may be classified as calcalkaline, peraluminous and I-type with some Stype characteristics. A late-stage, mafic-poor facies fills cooling related extensional fractures. The pluton was passively emplaced into the Ohanapecosh Formation at a shallow level in the crust. Contact relationships vary from sharp where the contact is vertical to gradational at the roof of the pluton. Where gradational, stoped xenoliths from the roof of the pluton increase in size, angularity and retain more …