File:ParadoxBasin.jpg
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English: View across the Paradox Valley. The sequence of strata is less disrupted than the south end of the valley. Valley floor is the Paradox Fm. (Pennsylvanian). From the base of the cliff: Permian - Cutler Fm.; Triassic - Moenkopi, Chinle, Wingate (main cliff former); Jurassic - Kayenta, Entrada (orange), Wanaka, and Morrison. |
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| Author | Carpenter, Kenneth |
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