Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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Tom Schweich |
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Nevada State Route 359 is also known in some parts as Pole Line Road. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Other articles: California Highway 167 at Nevada State Line |
California State Line
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Other articles:
Field Notes
5 Jun 2006 near Anchorite Pass
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Literature Cited:
Other articles:
Field Notes
Coll. No. 571, 7 Jul 2009
Mono Lake Basin Flora
Cedar Hill
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Other articles: Power Line Road 89160 Forest Road 058 at NV SR 359
Junction: Forest Road 058 and Power Line Road, turn north here for Alkali Valley, Larkin Lake, or Aurora.
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Other articles:
Field Notes
5 Jun 2006 near Anchorite Pass
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Other articles: Mono Lake Basin Flora eastern boundary Locations: Mono Basin.
Mono Lake basin above, to the west |
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Other articles: Field Notes 5 Jun 2006 at Anchorite Pass Locations:
Anchorite Pass.
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| Walker Lake basin below, to the northeast …
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Other articles:
Field Notes
5 Jun 2006 near Army Demo Area
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Other articles: National Forest Developed Road 026 at NV SR 359 Locations: Whiskey Flat.
| Whiskey FlatJunction:
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Literature Cited:
Alum Creek to the west. Somewhere along Alum Creek is a probable debris flow deposit stidied by Bell and House (2007) in their study of the relationship between Plinian eruptions in the Mono Craters and overlying debris flow deposits.
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Other articles: National Forest Developed Road 199 at NV SR 359
Junction: Lucky Boy Pass Road
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Literature Cited:
Corey Creek to the west. Somewhere along Corey Creek is a probable debris flow deposit stidied by Bell and House (2007) in their study of the relationship between Plinian eruptions in the Mono Craters and overlying debris flow deposits.
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Literature Cited:
Copper Canyon to the west. Somewhere in Copper Canyon is a probable debris flow deposit stidied by Bell and House (2007) in their study of the relationship between Plinian eruptions in the Mono Craters and overlying debris flow deposits.
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Other articles: U. S. Highway 95 at Hawthorne Locations: Hawthorne.
| HawthorneJunction: U. S. Highway 95, north past Walker Lake to Fallon, south to Tonopah and Las Vegas.
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| Literature CitedA list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography. |
Barbour, Michael G., Todd Keeler-Wolf, and Allan A. Schoenherr. 2007.
Terrestrial Vegetation of California.
Third Edition.
Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 2007.
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Bell, John W., and P. Kyle House. 2007. Did Plinian eruptions in California lead to debris fl ows in Nevada? An intriguing stratigraphic connection. Geology. 35(3):219-222. {TAS-pdf}
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Date and time this article was prepared: 2/19/2020 5:21:44 PM |
