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ROOSEVELT LAKE

The clay mineralogy of Roosevelt Lake -- a trap for fine-grained sediments in east-central Arizona

Author

B. W. Pipkin

Article Date

April 1965

Language

English

Journal Title

Ariz Acad Sci J

Journal Volume

Page Number(s)

151-158

Subject Headings

ROOSEVELT LAKE

Object type

Article

Rights

Submit a duplications request to Special Collections for this material: https://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/duplications

Special section on Globe, gateway to the upper Salt River lakes

Article Date

August 1957

Language

English

Journal Title

Ariz Wildlife Sportsman

Journal Volume

Subject Headings

ROOSEVELT LAKE

Object type

Article

Rights

Submit a duplications request to Special Collections for this material: https://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/duplications

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