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Arch in Cretaceous granitic rock (vertical)
Arch in granodiorite. Mobius Arch, SE California. (180314-52)
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Jointing in Cretaceous granitic rock, SE California Small arch in center skyline. (180314-28)
Download ImageArch in granitic rock, CA
Arch in Cretaceous granodiorite. Mobius Arch, SE California. (180314-47)
Download ImageMt. Whitney and granodiorite (vertical)
Mt. Whitney and Cretaceous granodiorite, Sierra Nevada, California (180314-45)
Download ImageMt. Whitney and granodiorite
Mt. Whitney and Cretaceous granodiorite, Sierra Nevada, California (180314-43)
Download ImageJointing in granitic rock
Jointing in Cretaceous granitic rock, SE California. (180314-42)
Download ImageSpheroidal weathering granitic rock
Spheroidal weathering granodiorite rock, SE California. (180314-41)
Download ImageSpalling of granitic rock
Spalling of granodiorite, Sierra Nevada, California (180314-39)
Download ImageGranitic rock of Sierra Nevada, California
Granodiorite of Sierra Nevada and Lone Pine Peak, California (180314-37)
Download ImageIrrigation system on playa. Owens Lake, CA
Irrigation system on playa to mitigate dust pollution. Owens Lake, California. (180314-29)
Download ImageIrrigation system on playa. Owens Lake, CA
Irrigation system on playa to mitigate dust pollution. Owens Lake, California. (180314-28)
Download ImageWater and evaporites on playa
Water and evaporites (mostly halite) on playa, Death Valley, California (180313-68)
Download ImageWater and evaporites on playa, Death Valley, CA
Water and evaporites (mostly halite) on playa, Death Valley, California (180313-67)
Download ImageDebris Flow fan, Death Valley, CA
Multiple debris flows on fan, distinguished by varying amounts of desert varnish coloration. (180313-61) mass wasting, erosion
Download ImageNormal fault, Death Valley, CA
Copper Canyon Turtleback fault, a large normal fault that separates metamorphic rocks in footwall (green) from overlying sedimentary and volcanic rocks. (180313-60)
Download ImageDiamictite –Proterozoic Kingston Peak Formation
Matrix-supported conglomerate–diamicton. Interpreted by some as a Proterozoic glacial till deposit. (180313-50)
Download ImageFaulted boulder in diamictite
Faulted boulder in Precambrian diamictite. Interpreted by some as a Proterozoic glacial till deposit. (180313-48)
Download ImageFaulted boulder in diamictite
Faulted boulder in Precambrian diamictite. Interpreted by some as a Proterozoic glacial till deposit. (180313-47)
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