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Photo ID: iup297Subject: Vertebrate FossilsDescription
Chordata; Eohippus; Fossils; Mammalia; Perissodactyla; Skulls; Tetrapoda; VertebrataThis Eohippus skull may have been found in the Eocene Green River Formation near Utah's Roan Cliffs. Eohippus is an early member of the horse family.
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Utah; Roan Cliffs
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Photo ID: iup2d2Subject: Sedimentary RocksDescription
Clastic Rocks; Eocene; Eocene; Shale; Terrigenous MaterialsThese are the shales of the Green River Formation that outcrop in Utah's Roan Cliffs.

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Utah; Roan Cliffs
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Photo ID: iup3ojSubject: LandscapeDescription
Bluffs; Chemical Weathering; Cliffs; Erosion; Erosion Features; Geomorphology; Landforms; Marble Canyon; Mass Movements; Mass Wasting; Physical Weathering; Slopes; Talus SlopesThe Vermilion Cliffs stand guard over Arizona's Marble Canyon.
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Arizona; Vermilion Cliffs
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Photo ID: iup413Subject: LandscapeDescription
Canyons; Clastic Rocks; Cliffs; De Chelly Formation; Erosion; Erosion Features; Geomorphology; Gorges; Landforms; Permian; Sandstone; Sedimentary Rocks; Streams; Terrigenous MaterialsCanyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona displays this canyon cut into orange Canyon de Chelly Sandstone (Permian).

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Arizona; Canyon de Chelly National Monument
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Photo ID: ivpzvwSubject: LandscapeDescription
Civil Engineering; Cliffs; Coastal Environment; Engineering Geology; Erosion; Erosion Features; Geomorphology; Highways; Landforms; Mountains; Santa Lucia Mountauns; ShorelinesIn the absence of marine terraces where California's Santa Lucia Mountains seem to rise out of the Pacific Ocean, engineers have carved Route 1 into the side of Salmon Cone. Below, the waves pound away at the base of the mountain with an energy that may have destroyed previous marine terraces.
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; California; Salmon Cone
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Photo ID: ivq0cnSubject: LandscapeDescription
Cliffs; Cuestas; Geomorphology; Hogbacks; Homoclines; Kaibab Uplift; Landforms; Monoclines; Scarps; SlopesThis hogback ridge is the Gray Mountain Monocline along the eastern flank of the Kaibab Uplift (along the south side of Arizona Highway 64).
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Arizona; Gray Mountain Monocline
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Photo ID: ivq0f9Subject: Surface ProcessesDescription
Canyons; Cliffs; Cuestas; Erosion Features; Fluvial Features; Geomorphology; Hogbacks; Homoclines; Kaibab Uplift; Landforms; Monoclines; Scarps; SlopesLittle Colorado River Gorge below Cameron, Arizona.
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Arizona; Little Colorado River Gorge
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Photo ID: ivq0i0Subject: LandscapeDescription
Cliffs; Cuestas; Geomorphology; Hogbacks; Homoclines; Kaibab Uplift; Landforms; Monoclines; Scarps; SlopesThis is a view of the Gray Mountain Monocline, a hogback ridge along the eastern flank of the Kaibab Uplift (along the south side of Arizona Highway 64).
PhotographerLocation
Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Arizona; Gray Mountain Monocline
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: ivq0kzSubject: LandscapeDescription
Cliffs; Cuestas; Geomorphology; Hogbacks; Homoclines; Kaibab Uplift; Landforms; Monoclines; Scarps; SlopesThe Gray Mountain Monocline is a hogback ridge along the eastern flank of the Kaibab Uplift (along the south side of Arizona Highway 64).
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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Arizona; Gray Mountain Monocline
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: ixvsxnSubject: Sedimentary RocksDescription
Chinle Shale; Clastic Rocks; Jurassic; Sandstone; Shale; Terrigenous Materials; Triassic; Wingate SandstoneHere at Utah's Vermillion Cliffs, the lower Jurassic aged Wingate Sandstone protects the underlying Chinle Shale of the Upper Triassic.

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier		North America; United States; Utah; Vermillion Cliffs
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