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GEOLOGY - TUCSON MOUNTAINS

GEOLOGY - TUCSON MOUNTAINS

Fragmental Diapir, Piedmontite Hills, Tucson Mountain Park, Arizona

Author

E. B. Mayo

Article Date

October 1969

Language

English

Journal Title

J Ariz Acad Sci

Journal Volume

5

Page Number(s)

232-239

Subject Headings

GEOLOGY - TUCSON MOUNTAINS

Object type

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