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To: Nevada9999 who wrote (124827)	7/22/2008 9:23:34 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313949

There is some indication of folding in the literature. I think they mean eugeosynclinal trenching, not archean style fold em up and close em stuff. The Fishscale formation in northern Alberta is overturned. Go figure. Hard to see how that could have happened. Those fish must have flip flopped in the hot sun. Probably thrusting and repeating with faulting. That will put beds out of order. Thos Bitteroot dudes seem to like the Mannville. Makes sense. Coal would have to be closer to the surface where the Mannville is exposed. Makes sense to explore closer to the Manitoba border too for GXS as the phanerozoic has to thin. That Colorado group must be some thin for GXS to hit the Mannville that close to surface. On the other hand if the Pasquia hills formations afforded some protection at some time from erosion before the mudstones were laid down on top of the cole, then it would pay to be closer to them. Who knows? I wish I could have been around for a few millenia when these things where happening and then it would all be obvious. EC<:-}