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Chilled margin on basalt pillow, Oregon
Chilled margin on basaltic pillow. Siletzia accreted terrane, Oregon (240309-13)
Download ImageUplifted marine terrace, Oregon
Breaking wave and uplifted marine terrace at Shore Acres State Park, Oregon (240225-72)
Download ImageBreaking wave and sea stack, Oregon
Breaking wave and sea stack at Shore Acres State Park, Oregon (240225-46)
Download ImageSoft-sediment deformation, Oregon
Soft-sediment deformation in sandstone of the Eocene Coaledo Formation, Oregon (220825-35)
Download ImageRipple cross-laminations in sandstone, Oregon
Wave-ripple cross-lamination in sandstone and siltstone of Eocene Coaledo Formation, Oregon (220825-6)
Download ImageSoft-sediment deformation, Oregon
Soft-sediment deformation in sandstone of the Eocene Coaledo Formation, Oregon (220825-2)
Download ImageDrifting sand and houses, Oregon
Sand encroaching on houses, Waldport, Oregon (220507-39)
Download ImageOblique slip on fault surface, Death Valley, CA
Slickensided fault surface –frontal fault of Black Mountains in Death Valley National Park. Black line is parallel to fault striations. (181101-12e)
Download ImageFolded marble, SE California
Folded Proterozoic marble, Death Valley National Park, California (3174-29m)
Download ImageLast Chance Thrust system, SE Cal (Pan)
Folding and faulting of Paleozoic rock in the Last Chance Thrust System, Death Valley National Park, California (HangingRockPan2)
Download ImageOil Seep, Carpenteria, California
Oil seep from Miocene Monterey Formation, Carpenteria Beach, California (240109-46)
Download ImageOil Seep, Carpenteria, California
Oil seep from Miocene Monterey Formation, Carpenteria Beach, California (240109-42)
Download ImageOil Seep, Carpenteria, California
Oil seep from Miocene Monterey Formation, Carpenteria Beach, California (240109-41)
Download ImageDuctile shear zone in granitic rock
Ductile shear zones affecting granitic rock and mafic enclave, southern California (240104-18)
Download ImageDuctile shear zone in granitic rock (vertical)
Ductile shear zones affecting granitic rock and mafic enclave, southern California (240104-14)
Download ImageOffshore oil platform, California
Offshore oil platform with Santa Cruz Island in the background, Santa Barbara Channel, California (240101-32)
Download ImageFlooded Death Valley salt pan, CA
Death Valley salt pan (Badwater basin) as seen from Dantes View flooded from Hurricane Hilary in 2023. Death Valley, California (231123-72)
Download ImageBlack Mtns fault zone, Death Valley, CA
Multiple normal faults in the frontal fault zone of the Black Mountains, Death Valley, California (231123-70)
Download ImageNormal faults and Cambrian rock, SE Cal
Normal faults cutting Cambrian sedimentary rock, Amargosa Valley, California (231123-60)
Download ImageBadwater Spring, Death Valley, CA
Badwater spring and Black Mountains front, Death Valley, California. Note the shorelines in the background of glacial (pluvial) Lake Manly. (231123-37)
Download ImageLake Manly shoreline deposits, Death Valley, CA
Shoreline deposits of (pluvial) Glacial Lake Manly at Badwater, Death Valley, California (231123-36)
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