Re: help

[jack j malenka <amyruth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Fuller, Daryl wrote:
> 
> Jack, have you tried the following: As with Pieter and his suggestion I
> don't have this book with me, but ran into it during some earlier
> research.:
> Stearn, Colin W., Carroll, Robert L. and Clark, Thomas H. Geologic
> Evolution of North America.  John Wiley, N.Y., 1979.
> 
> Daryl Fuller, Vancouver, BC
> daryl.fuller@bchydro.bc.ca
> or
> djfuller@wimsey.com
> 
> >Pieter.Depuydt@rug.ac.be wrote:
> >>
> >> > Date:          Fri, 9 May 1997 14:09:02 -0700 (PDT)
> >> > Reply-to:      paleonet@ucmp1.berkeley.edu
> >> > From:          jack j malenka <amyruth@injersey.com>
> >> > To:            Multiple recipients of list <paleonet@ucmp1.berkeley.edu>
> >> > Subject:       help
> >>
> >> > Can anyone please tell me when and where was the connetion between North
> >> > America and Europe in the Cenozoic Era?  I know it was through Greenland
> >> > but I need to get more specific and I can't seem to find sources. Please
> >> > Please help
> >>
> >> Have you already checked Steven Stanley's 'Earth and Life through
> >> time'? I don't have the book here with me but it is the first place
> >> I'd look. There is quite some paleogeography in it.
> >>
> >> Pieter Depuydt
> >>
> >Thanks Pieter for your reply.  Unfortunately Stanley was the first one I
> >tried.  He goes into paleogeography but he does not mention connections
> >besides the Bering Strait and Panama Isthmus.  But, thanks again for
> >trying to help.
> >Thanks Daryl. I'll definitely go search out that book.