Could anyone recommend publications on the geology of "White Mountain National Forest"?
Talk with Sean Kinney at LDEO. He has done the most recent work.
Dear Michal: I assume you are referring to the White Mountains Intrusives, which occur in New Hampshire and Vermont, in NE U.S.A. There is a good description of this lineation, mostly granitic plutons, which relates also to the Monterregian Hills in Canada (mostly alkaline bodies, including carbonatites), where both seem to have been produced by an extension inside of the North American continental plate of the New England Seamount Chain. In the book "Igneous Petrology", by C.J. Hugues (1982) Elsevier Pub., you can find the geology of both lineations with some detail, maps, and schemes, in pp. 360-364, Regards, Sebastián
Once again, all of the published work is out of date. Talk with Sean Kinney.
Thank you very much for help, the proposed materials will help me a lot! Thank you for the suggestions!
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