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DEATH VALLEY AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA GEOLOGY UNDERFOOT IN
Allen F. Glazner Arthur Gibbs Sylvester Robert P. Sharp
Illustrated by Chelsea M. Feeney DEATH VALLEY AND
Eastern California—a geologically dramatic region with the ever-present risk of volcanic
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rocks and landforms. Authors Allen Glazner and Art Sylvester build on coauthor Bob GEOLOGY UNDERFOOT IN IN DEATH VALLEY AND EASTERN CALIFORNIA
Sharp’s insights to produce this full-color illustrated guide to 33 amazing geologic sites in
Death Valley and the surrounding region. Learn how stones slide across the Racetrack playa,
fi nd the rocks missing from Dantes View, and visit the rim of the Long Valley caldera, an EASTERN CALIFORNIA
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