Frank Bryant at Ruby Gulch Mine, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana
- WOK 1-80
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- 1953
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Frank Bryant (and two other unidentified individuals) at Ruby Gulch Mine, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana.
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Frank Bryant at Ruby Gulch Mine, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana
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Frank Bryant (and two other unidentified individuals) at Ruby Gulch Mine, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana.
Fractured boulders in boulder wall - Wright's gravel pit
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Fractured boulders in boulder wall. Wright's gravel pit east of Eastend, Sask.
Fracture zones in northeastern Pacific
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Fracture zones in northeastern Pacific. Alsop San Andreas fault and various kinds of major volcanoes. Menard, 1955, p. 1152.
Fracture controlled shores of Lake near Pucallpa
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Fracture controlled shores of Lake near Pucallpa.
Fracture controlled shores of Lake near Pucallpa
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Fracture controlled shores of Lake near Pucallpa.
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Four varieties of slumping (Eckel, 1958, p. 25).
Four foot deep gully cut during 36 hours of rainstorm
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Four foot deep gully cut during 36 hours of rainstorms and cloud bursts into alluvial gravels. A road was in this place, Zortman, Little Rocky Mountains, Montana, May, 1964.
Fountain in the centre of Plaza de Armas, Lima
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Fountain in the centre of Plaza de Armas, Lima.
Fossiliferous bed with snails and clams in Mosby sandstone
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Fossiliferous bed with snails and clams in Mosby (Cretaceous) sandstone. Little Rock Mountains.
Fossil tree stumps in front of Drumheller Museum, AB
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Fossil tree stumps in front of Drumheller Museum, AB. Collected locally from the Edmonton (Upper Cretaceous) formation. Hank Wolbeer. November 10, 1962.
Fossil percentage method, invertebrates, Pleistocene
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Fossil percentage method, invertebrates, Pleistocene. Stirton, 1959, p. 85.
Fort a la Corne and Nipawin, Sask.
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Fort a la Corne and Nipawin, Sask. Pioneer Geologists in Saskatchewan.
Forms of blown sand on the beach.
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Forms of blown sand on the beach. 1. Submarine bar. 1a. Erosion channel in barcut by returning wave water. 2. Beach ridge. 3. Deflation-plained beach. 4. Barcan, due to unsheltered conditions. 5. Dune embryo, formed in shelter behond grass tussocks. 6b. Windward dune. 6c. Lee dune, formed in lee of stone. 7. Dune embryo, prestage of organoenous dune formation. 8. Littoral dunes, "white" dunes, young forms. A. Moraine. B. Gravel and sand. C. Blown sand. Source: Atlas of Denmark.
Former valley of Yellowstone River, north of Williston, N.D.
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Former valley of Yellowstone River, north of Williston, N.D.