Shell dunes of the Sonoran shore [Mexico]

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1959
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Abstract
The Great Sand Dunes along the NE shore of the Gulf of California extend from N of Yuma, Arizona, to S of Puerto Penasco, Sonora, but their composition changes abruptly just W of the Pinacate Peaks, of Sonora. To the N, the dunes are composed largely of rock fragments and are in part reworked Colorado River sediments; to the S they are composed largely of shell fragments, derived from recently elevated bottom marls, geologically, and probably archeologically, recent.
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Authors Ronald L. Ives
Journal american journal of science
Year 1959
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10.2475/ajs.257.6.449
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