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Gibson, Dan

Diachronous deformation, metamorphism and exhumation in the northern Canadian Cordillera: revealed from pressure-temperature-time deformation paths of former mid-crustal rocks
Evolution of the Coast Cascade Orogen by Tectonic Thickening and Magmatic Loading: The Cretaceous Breakenridge Complex, Southwestern British Columbia
Geology and geochronology of the southern Okanagan Valley shear zone, southern Canadian Cordillera, British Columbia
Late Cretaceous to Paleocene evolution of the Blanchard River assemblage, southwest Yukon; implications for Mesozoic accretionary processes in the northwestern Cordillera
Tectonometamorphic history of mid-crustal rocks at Aishihik Lake, southwest Yukon
The northern Cache Creek terrane: record of Middle Triassic arc activity and Jurassic-Cretaceous terrane imbrication
Three dimensional strain distribution and deformation temperature interpreted from quartz microstructures and petrofabrics in the Okanagan Valley shear zone, southern Canadian Cordillera

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