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Erickson, Rolfe
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Rolfe Erickson, Professor Emeritus, Department of Geology.
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(2017)The Dos Cabezas mountains are a medium-sized range outcropping in southeastern Arizona near the town of Willcox. They are dominantly a Precambrian complex composed of 10 granitoid plutons and 3 multi-km² terranes of Pinal ...
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(The Geological Society of America - Special Paper, 2011)The King Ridge Road melange is a unit of the Franciscan Complex, cropping out in an area of at least SO km2 around the town of Cazadero, coastal California. This unit is an olistostrome with a massive, unfoliated sandstone ...
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(Journal of Geoscience Education, 1998)A wholly general method is presented to produce accurate drawings of any crystal in any orientation from a stereogram of the crystal. A standard stereogram is prepared with all faces plotted, and the desired viewpoint ...
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(Journal of Geoscience Education, 2000)To make an accurate three-dimensional model of any crystal, plot partial stereograms of one face from each form on the crystal and all the faces with which it shares edges. Rotate each partial stereogram until the chosen ...
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(Department of Geology, University of Arizona, 1969)The Dos Cabezas Mountains lie in the northeastern-most part of Arizona, in Cochise county. They are a medium-sized range of some 150 square miles area, and are almost wholly surrounded by unconsolidated basin-fill material. ...
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