3-5 September 2004
The Rio Grande River Gorge incised in rift-related basalts.
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Department Field Trip to Bandelier National Park, Jemez Mountains, New Mexico
3-5 September 2004 |
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The Rio Grande River Gorge incised in rift-related basalts.
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| Graduate student Wayne Marko points to folded cross-beds in the Jurassic Exeter Formation near the NW edge of the Cap Rock, Texas-New Mexico high plains. | |||||||||||||
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| Travertine deposits associated with hydrothermal activity along the Jemez fault along the fringes of the Valles caldera. | |||||||||||||
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| Detachment folds and soft-sediment deformation in Pennsylvanian sedimentary rocks near Tres Ritos, New Mexico. | |||||||||||||
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| Channel deposits in the Bandelier Tuff. | |||||||||||||
| Dr. Barnes pointing out volcanic and physiographic features of the Valles Caldera National preserve, Jemez Mountains. | |||||||||||||