Rock formations of Death Valley, California

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[2] BLACKWELDER E, 1933, GEOG REV, V23, P3

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[5] GILBERT GK, 1875, US GEOG SURVEY W 100, V3, P170

[6] HEWETT DF, COMMUNICATION

[7] HEWETT DF, 1931, PROF PAP US GEOL SUR, V162, P11

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[9] KNOPF A, 1918, PROF PAP US GEOL SUR, V110, P47

[10] LONGWELL CR, 1926, GEOL SOC AM BULL, V37, P4

[1] BALL SH, 1907, B US GEOL SURV, V308

[2] BLACKWELDER E, 1933, GEOG REV, V23, P3

[3] LAKE MANLY: AN EXTINCT LAKE OF DEATH VALLEY [J]. GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW, 1933, 23 (03) : 464 - 471

[4] CAMPBELL MR, 1902, B US GEOL SURV, V200, P14

[5] GILBERT GK, 1875, US GEOG SURVEY W 100, V3, P170

[6] HEWETT DF, COMMUNICATION

[7] HEWETT DF, 1931, PROF PAP US GEOL SUR, V162, P11

[8] KNOPF A, 1918, PROF PAP US GEOL SUR, V110, P48

[9] KNOPF A, 1918, PROF PAP US GEOL SUR, V110, P47

[10] LONGWELL CR, 1926, GEOL SOC AM BULL, V37, P4