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Anza-Borrego Desert
Cajon Pass
Dana Point
Lake Perris
Palmdale Roadcut
Palos Verdes
Pisgah Crater
Rainbow Basin
Red Rock Canyon
RMW Paleontology
Salton Trough
Vasquez Rocks

Anza-Borrego Desert
Borrego Palm Canyon
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Clark Valley
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Culp Valley
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ABD State Park Paleontology Lab
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Shear Zone
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Highly folded strata just west of Borrego Springs.

Bus overlooking hike to Canyon Sin Nombre 

Class group photo in Canyon Sin Nombre 

Hiking Canyon Sin Nombre 

Dramatic folding in Canyon Sin Nombre 

Desert wildlife 

Vista down to Canyon Sin Nombre 

Interesting find ....in Canyon Sin Nombre. 

Cajon Pass
  • Lone Pine Canyon


    • California

  • Various Topographic Maps 1, 2, 3


    • Dana Point
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    Francesquito Dam

  • Dr. Green standing on the Pelona Schist


    • Kelso

  • Picture of students viewing the dunes.



    • Lake Perris
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    Palmdale

  • Devil's Punchbowl from afar
  • Students roaming on the rocks at Devil's Punchbowl
  • Road cut along Highway 14 showing intense folding
  • R oad cut along Highway 14 where a splay of the San Andreas Fault can be seen
  • Students roaming on Vasquez Rocks


    • Palos Verdes Peninsula
    Livingston Quarry
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    Malaga Cove
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    Pisgah Crater
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  • Students roaming on an ancient basalt flow
  • More students on a basalt flow


    • Rainbow Basin
  • View up the creek just east of Rainbow Basin

    • Students climbing on tilted rocks within the Basin

    Red Rock Canyon
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    RMW Paleo
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    Salton Trough
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    Vasquez Rocks
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    *Videos:

    Anza Borego

  • Students walking with the badlands in the background
  • St udents walking toward a very impressive fold in the strata
  • Morning at camp in the Geology 105 class
  • Proof that the Geology 105 instructor is not a morning person.
  • Stratigraphy exposed at Fish Creek by a meandering stream.
  • Split Mountain's stratigraphy exposed by Fish Creek.
  • Unconsolidated sediments are responsible for the badlands topography at Font's Point.
  • More badlands at Font's Point
  • Mudcracks at Clark Dry Lake


    • Cajon Pass

  • Professor West asking what a formation is.
  • Professor West with the answer.
  • Rock units are twisted in the San Andreas Fault zone.
  • Shutter ridges.
  • Lone Pine Canyon - Has linear morphology due to the San Andreas Fault Zone.


    • Dana Point

  • Restaurant with reenforcementsthat was built on an active fault.
  • Geology 105 instructor describing a fault on the seashore.


    • Lake Elsinore

  • A Geology 105 instructor describing "horsts" and "grabens."
  • The instructor describing the general geology of the area. (I am not sure about the content of this video, as I did not have time to check it out.)


    • Lake Perris

  • Discription of some "schlieren" at the south end of the lake.


    • Mecca

  • CSULB Grad. Student Lisa McBee does Gravity Meter Work.
  • An offset stream showing evidence of right lateral fault movement.


    • Palmdale

  • Stratigraphy and structure at the Devil's Punchbowl.
  • Devil's Punchbowl panorama around the fold.
  • Nearly vertical Miocene sandstone beds at the Devil's Punchbowl.
  • Precambrian gneiss is separated from Tertiary sediments by the Punchbowl Fault Zone.
  • A portion of the SAFZ at the roadcut along HWY 14 .
  • Structural close-up at the SAFZ in Palmdale.
  • Roadcut reveals structure along the SAFZ.


    • Silverado Canyon

  • A student describes the fossils found in some Jurassic shales.
  • An instructor describes some sedimentary rocks.
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