tab	contribution
id	doi	version	timestamp	magic_version	contributor	author	description
4691	Butler et al. (1988)	1	2006-12-20T01:16:48.000Z	2.2	@magic		
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tab delimited	er_locations
er_location_name	location_type	location_begin_lat	location_begin_lon	location_end_lat	location_end_lon	continent_ocean	country	region	terrane	geological_province_section	location_class	location_lithology	location_description	er_citation_names
Sylvester Limestone	Outcrop	59.4	230.1	59.4	230.1	North America	Canada	British Columbia	Slide Mountain	Sylvester Limestone	Sedimentary	Limestone	Guadelupian age, intruded by Cassiar Batholith. Cassiar Batholith K-Ar ages 100-110 Ma.	This study
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tab delimited	er_ages
er_location_name	age_range_low	age_range_high	age_unit	timescale_eon	timescale_era	timescale_period	timescale_epoch	magic_method_codes	er_timescale_citation_names	er_citation_names
Sylvester Limestone	260	271	Ma	Phanerozoic	Paleozoic	Permian	Guadalupian	GM-FOSSIL	Gradstein et al. 2004	This study
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tab delimited	er_citations	MAGIC00393576
er_citation_name	long_authors	year	title	citation_type	journal	volume	pages	book_title	book_editors	publisher	city	iaga_database	iaga_ref_no
This study	Butler, R.F., Harms, T.A. and Gabrielse, H.	1988	Cretaceous remagnetization in the Sylvester Allochton: limits to post-105 Ma northward displacement of north-central British Columbia	Journal	Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences	25	1,316-1,322					GPMDB	1930
As & Zijderveld 1958	As, J.A. and Zijderveld, J.D.A.	1958	Magnetic cleaning of rocks in paleomagnetic research	Journal	Geophysical Journal International	1	308-319						
Collinson 1983	Collinson, D.W.	1983		Book			503	Methods in rock magnetism and Paleomagnetism: Techniques and instrumentation		Chapman and Hall	London		
Cox & Doell 1960	Cox, A. and Doell, R.R.	1960	Review of paleomagnetism	Journal	Geological Society of America Bulletin	71	645						
Gradstein et al. 2004	Gradstein, F.M., Ogg, J.G. and Smith, A.G.	2004		Book			588	A Geologic Time Scale		Cambridge University Press	Cambridge		
McElhinny & McFadden 2000	McElhinny, M.W. and McFadden, P.L.	2000		Serial Book	International Geophysics Series	73	1-1	Paleomagnetism: continents and oceans	Dmowska, R., Holton, J.R. and Rossby, H.T.	Academic Press	San Diego		
Wilson 1961	Wilson, R.L.	1961	Palaeomagnetism in Northern Ireland, Part I. The thermal demagnetization of natural magnetic moments in rocks	Journal	Geophysical Journal London	5	45-58						
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tab delimited	pmag_results
pmag_result_name	er_location_names	data_type	fold_test	conglomerate_test	contact_test	reversal_test	rock_magnetic_test	average_lat	average_lon	average_age_low	average_age_high	average_age_unit	average_inc	average_dec	average_alpha95	average_n	average_nn	average_k	vgp_lat	vgp_lon	vgp_dp	vgp_dm	tilt_correction	tilt_k_ratio	tilt_n	tilt_inc_corr	tilt_dec_corr	tilt_k_corr	tilt_alpha95_corr	tilt_inc_uncorr	tilt_dec_uncorr	tilt_k_uncorr	tilt_alpha95_uncorr	percent_reversed	iaga_database	iaga_res_no	result_description	magic_method_codes	er_citation_names
1761	Sylvester Limestone	i	F-	ND	ND	ND	M	59.4	230.1	100	110	Ma	76.6	328.3	4.3	12	59	102.4	75.7	171.7	5.6	6.9	0	0.21	12	54.8	286.2	21.4	9.6	76.6	328.3	102.4	4.3	0	GPMDB	1761	AF-80mT, thermal to 310C. High coercivity, low Tb (pyrrhotite?). IRM (high coercivity). Remagnetized by Cassiar Batholith at 100-110 Ma.	LP-DC4 : DE-DI : LT-AF-Z : LT-T-Z	This study
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tab delimited	magic_methods
magic_method_code	method_type	method_definition	method_description	method_iaga7	method_url_tauxe	er_citation_names
DE-DI	Direction Estimation	Pole latitude and longitude calculation from mean declination-inclination		Ptype D		Cox & Doell 1960
GM-FOSSIL	Geochronology Method	Age determined from fossil record				
LP-DC4	Lab Protocol	Principal component analysis carried out from analysis of Zijderveld diagrams		DC4	http://earthref.org/MAGIC/books/Tauxe/2005/lecture.16.htm#IAGA7	McElhinny & McFadden 2000
LT-AF-Z	Lab Treatment	Alternating field: In zero field	A specimen is subject to a decaying and alternating magnetic field such that the magnetic moments with coercivities below the peak field are aligned in opposed directions, and thus cancel. Specimens are typically reoriented in three or more orthogonal axe.	A	http://earthref.org/MAGIC/books/Tauxe/2005/lecture.09.htm#LT-AFZ	As & Zijderveld 1958 : Collinson 1983
LT-T-Z	Lab Treatment	Specimen cooling: In zero field	Heating the specimen to the desired temperature step and then cooling in zero ambient magnetic field.	T	http://earthref.org/MAGIC/books/Tauxe/2005/lecture.09.htm#LT-TZ	Wilson 1961 : Collinson 1983