Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Fish Creek Wash, San Diego County, California |
| Tom Schweich |
Topics in this Article: Literature Cited | Through Split
Mountain. | |
Upper portion of wash | | Other Articles: Loop Wash Jeep Trail: at Fish Ck Wash W Junction: Loop
Wash Jeep Trail | |
Field Trip
Stop 3-7. Yuha Formation. Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08
Field Trip Stop 3-7 Yuha Formation or member of Deguynos Formation.
| | Other Articles: Loop Wash Jeep Trail: at Fish Ck Wash E Junction: Loop
Wash Jeep Trail | | Field Trip
Stop 3-6. Colorado River delta rythmites Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08 Field Trip Stop 3-6 Colorado River
delta rhythmites. | | Fossil Reef
Interpretive Sign Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08
Field Trip Stop 3-5. Coyote Mountain Clays or Mud Hills member of the Deguynos Formation
| | Field Trip
Stop 3-4. First Evidence of Ancestral Colorado River Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08
Field Trip Stop 3-4. First evidence of the ancestral Colorado River.
| | Literature Cited:
Field Trip Stop 3-3. Base of the Latrania Formation, Imperial Group.
| | Field Trip
Stop 3-2. Elephant Trees Conglomerate. Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08 Field Trip Stop 3-2. Elephant Trees
Conglomerate, "Red Rock," sturzstroms, and Split Mountain Anticline.
| | Fish Creek
Campground Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08 Locations: Fish Creek Campground. | Fish Creek Campground
| Field Trip Stop 3-1. Fish Creek Gypsum Other Articles: Field Notes: 21-Apr-08
Field Trip Stop 3-1. Fish Creek Gypsum, celestite, base of the Imperial Group, and Elephant Trees Conglomerate.
| | Other Articles: Split Mountain Road.: at Fish Creek
Junction: Split Mountain Road |
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| Literature CitedA list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
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| Dorsey, Rebecca J., Amy Fluette, Kristin McDougall, Bernard A. Housen, Susanne U. Janecke, Gary J. Axen, and Catherine R. Shirvell. 2007. Chronology of Miocene–Pliocene deposits at Split Mountain Gorge, Southern California: A record of regional tectonics and Colorado River evolution. Geology. 35(1):57-60. {TAS-pdf} If you have a question or a comment
you may write to me at: tas4@schweich.com I sometimes post
interesting questions in my FAQ, but I never disclose your full name or address.
| | Date and time this article was prepared: 6/30/2008 10:47:04 AM |