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Debris flow on fan, Death Valley, CA
Debris flow on fan, Death Valley National Park, California. Different individual flows are distinguished on their degree of desert varnish growth. (191101-83)
Download ImageShoreline berm, Death Valley, CA
Berm from Pleistocene lake in Death Valley National Park, California (191101-80)
Download ImageBadlands erosion, Death Valley, CA
Badlands erosion of Miocene lake beds of the Furnace Creek Formation, Zabriskie Point, Death Valley National Park, California (191101-68)
Download ImageBadlands erosion, Death Valley, CA
Badlands erosion of Miocene lake beds of the Furnace Creek Formation,. Manly Beacon at Zabriskie Point, Death Valley National Park, California (191101-67)
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Angular unconformity, Death Valley, CA
Angular unconformity, Pleistocene alluvial fan deposits over tilted Miocene lake beds, Death Valley National Park, California (191101-51)
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Alluvial fan deposits of Miocne Furnace Creek Formation, Death Valley, California (191101-48).
Download ImageConglomerate boulder in conglomerate
Conglomerate boulder in conglomerate of Miocene alluvial fan deposits of Furnace Creek Formation, Death Valley National Park, California (191101-47)
Download ImageDebris flow fan, Death Valley, CA
Debris flow fan, Death Valley National Park, California. Different individual flows are distinguished on their degree of desert varnish growth. (191101-32)
Download ImageDebris flows on fan, Death Valley, CA
Debris flows on fan, Death Valley National Park, California. Different individual flows are distinguished on their degree of desert varnish growth. (191101-29)
Download ImageDesert Pavement, Mojave Desert, CA
Desert Pavement, Mojave Desert, California (191101-20)
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Desert Pavement, Mojave Desert, California (191101-19)
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Desert Pavement, Mojave Desert, California (191101-16)
Download ImageAngular unconformity, Death Valley, CA
Angular unconformity, Pleistocene debris flow deposits over foliated metasedimentary rock and pegmatite porphyroclast, Death Valley National Park, (191101-34)
Download ImageAngular unconformity, Death Valley, CA
Angular unconformity, Pleistocene debris flow deposits over foliated metasedimentary rock and pegmetite porphyroclast, Death Valley National Park, (191101-33)
Download ImageBoudinaged pegmatite in schist
Boudinaged pegmatite in metasedimentary rock (191031-22)
Download ImageBoudinaged pegmatite in schist (vertical)
Boudinaged pegmatite in metasedimentary rock (191031-21)
Download ImageAngular unconformity, Death Valley, CA
Angular unconformity, Pleistocene debris flow deposits over foliated metasedimentary rock, Death Valley National Park, (191101-20)
Download ImageAngular unconformity, Death Valley, CA
Angular unconformity, Pleistocene debris flow deposits over foliated metasedimentary rock, Death Valley National Park, (191101-19)
Download ImageBlack Mountains and Death Valley, CA
Faulted front of Black Mountains and Death Valley, California (191031-15)
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