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Three-Dimensional Strain Produced by >50 My of Episodic Extension, Horse Prairie Basin Area, SW Montana, U.S.A.
The Horse Prairie basin of southwestern Montana is a complex, east-dipping half-graben that contains three angular unconformity-bounded sequences of Tertiary sedimentary rocks overlying middle Eocene volcanic rocks. New mapping of the basin and its hanging wall indicate that five temporally and geom
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