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Ancient Lake Creede 1-1-001-323-4330-323 and paleomagnetismFull Title: Ancient Lake Creede: Its Volcano Tectonic Setting, History of Sedimentation, and Relation to Mineralization in the Creede Mining District Editors: Philip M. Bethke and Richard L. Hay Buy the e book (not available in print) Lake Creede was a late Oligocene closed basin lake that existed in the moat of the Creede caldera in the central San Juan Mountains, Colorado. The lake evolved to moderate salinity, hosted brine shrimp, and precipitated