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Long-Distance Longitudinal Transport of Gravel Across the Cordilleran Thrust Belt of Montana and Idaho
Two newly identified middle Eocene paleovalleys (≥ 100 km long) preserved on top of the southwest Montana reentrant of the Cordilleran fold-and-thrust belt indicate long-lived longitudinal flow across the thrust belt and resolve a long-standing debate about the source of the voluminous quartzite deb
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