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Cretaceous red beds, Montana
Red-colored, coarse clastic beds, of the Cretaceous Kootenai Formation, Montana (190709-14)
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Red-colored, coarse clastic beds, of the Cretaceous Kootenai Formation, Montana (190709-12)
Download ImageClast-supported pebble conglomerate
Clast-supported pebble conglomerate of the Cretaceous Kootenai Formation, Montana. (190708-7)
Download ImageWater gap, Montana (pan)
Water gap, Montana –the Big Hole River is cutting through a high ridge of Pennsylvanian Quadrant Formation. (190707-45)
Download ImageRight-lateral fault in limestone, Montana
Right-lateral fault in limestone, Montana (190707-38)
Download ImageRight-lateral fault in limestone (vertical)
Right-lateral fault in limestone, Montana (190707-35)
Download ImageRight-lateral fault in limestone, Montana
Right-lateral fault in limestone, Montana (190707-14)
Download ImageVertical bedding in limestone, Montana
Vertical bedding in Cretaceous limestone, of the Kootenai Gastropod LImestone, Montana (190704-33)
Download ImageVertical bedding in limestone (vertical)
Vertical bedding in Cretaceous limestone, of the Kootenai Gastropod LImestone, Montana (190704-32)
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Glacial Striations, BC, Canada
Glacial Striations and Strait of Juan de Fuca near Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (2K7TD-64)
Download ImageAnticline and syncline, Canadian Rockies (Pan)
Asymmetric anticline and syncline in the front ranges of the Canadian Rockies, Alberta. (120711-7)
Download ImageLimestone dipslope, Alberta, Canada.
Dip slope of Mississippian Limestone (Rundle Group) at Mt. Rundle, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. (120710-92)
Download ImageWolf Rock, Oregon
Wolf Rock, an eroded intrusive body in the western Cascades of Oregon. Apparently, Wolf Rock is Oregon’s largest monolith. (190526-71)
Download ImagePegmatite boudins in calc-silicate gneiss
Pegmatite boudins in calc-silicate gneiss (5Side-30)
Download ImageMetaconglomerate shear zone with extension fractures
Ductile shear zone in metaconglomerate –showing both top-right and top-left kinematic indicators. Note the extension fractures in the epidote-rich quartzite at bottom. (IP19-2646)
Download ImageSalt evaporators, San Francisco Bay, California
Aerial view of salt evaporators, San Francisco Bay, California (190521-58)
Download ImageOxbow Lake and Brazos River meanders, Texas
Aerial view of meandering Brazos River and oxbow lake, Texas. (190521-3)
Download ImageBrazos River meanders, Texas
Aerial view of meandering Brazos River and oxbow lake, Texas. (190521-2)
Download ImageGreat Plains and oil drilling rig, Colorado
Aerial view of Great Plains and oil drilling rig, Colorado (190518-24)
Download ImageMeandering river and floodplain, Oregon (vertical)
Aerial view of the Willamette River and its floodplain, Oregon. (190518-3)
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