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Photo ID: hysipwSubject: StructureDescription
Deformation; Displacements; Folding; Folds; Lewis Thrust Fault; Orientation; Overturned Folds; Plate Tectonics; Reclined Folds; Recumbent Folds; Sedimentary Rocks; Structural Analysis; Structural Geology; TectonicsBedson Ridge in Jasper National Park. Recumbent fold.
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Jim Moore

Credit Line: Copyright Jim Moore		North America; Canada; Alberta; Bedson Ridge
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Photo ID: h3203cSubject: StructureDescription
Cross-bedding; Cross-laminations; Cross-stratification; Laminations; Planar Bedding Structures; Precambrian; Sedimentary StructuresCross-bedded sandstone of the Stirling formation. Precambrian in age.

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Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; California
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Photo ID: h3215cSubject: StructureDescription
Bedding Plane Irregularities; Metamorphic Rocks; Petrology; Precambrian; Primary Structures; Quartzite; Ripple Marks; Sedimentary StructuresRipple casts in Precambrian Baraboo quartzite.

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Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; Wisconsin; Sauk County; Baraboo Region

Latitude: 43.47 / Longitude: -89.73
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Photo ID: h3217qSubject: StructureDescription
Bedding Plane Irregularities; Cretaceous; Petrology; Primary Structures; Ripple Marks; Sedimentary StructuresCretaceous ripple marks in southwestern Montana

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Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; Montana
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Photo ID: h321bvSubject: StructureDescription
Bedding; Cambrian; Graded Bedding; Metamorphic Rocks; Petrology; Planar Bedding Structures; Quartzite; Scouring; Sedimentary StructuresGraded bedding in Cambrian Sawatch quartzite. Note the scoured base in the formation.

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Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; Colorado
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Photo ID: hf8m7nSubject: StructureDescription
Active Faults; Basin Range Structure; Block Structures; Fault Zones; Faults; Gravity Faults; Landforms; Mountains; Normal Faults; Plate Tectonics; Structural Geology; ValleysNormal fault - the Copper Canyon Turtleback fault in Death Valley. Turtlebacks are smooth, curved surfaces, which form north to northwestward-plunging elongate domes on the east side of Death Valley.
PhotographerLocation
Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; California; Death Valley; Copper Canyon Turtleback Fault
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Photo ID: hf8m9wSubject: StructureDescription
Active Faults; Basin Range Structure; Block Structures; Fault Angles; Fault Zones; Faults; Gravity Faults; Normal Faults; Plate Tectonics; Structural GeologyLow-angle normal fault. This fault is the Badwater Turtleback fault in Death Valley. Person for scale.
PhotographerLocation
Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; California; Death Valley; Badwater Turtleback Fault
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: hf8mbwSubject: StructureDescription
Block Structures; Dolomite; Eocene; Erosion; Fault Zones; Gravity Faults; Hills; Mountains; Normal Faults; Plate Tectonics; Sedimentary Rocks; Siltstone; Structural Controls; Structural Geology; TertiarySevier fault (normal), in the Tertiary (Eocene) Claron Formation.

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Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; Utah; Sevier Fault
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Photo ID: hf8me9Subject: StructureDescription
Basin Range Structure; Block Structures; Fault Zones; Faults; Gravity Faults; Hills; Landforms; Landscapes; Mountains; Normal Faults; Plains; Plate Tectonics; Structural GeologySevier fault (normal), looking south.
PhotographerLocation
Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; Utah; Sevier Fault
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: hf8mgwSubject: StructureDescription
Basin Range Structure; Block Structures; Fault Zones; Faults; Gravity Faults; Hills; Landforms; Normal Faults; Plate Tectonics; Structural GeologyNormal fault.
PhotographerLocation
Marli Miller

Credit Line: Copyright © Marli Miller, University of Oregon		North America; United States; California; Death Valley
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

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