Image: Limestone Cliff Nopah Range Wilderness Area
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Description: Limestone cliffs often arise from uplifted seabed. They may look volcanic they are not. Much limestone in this area exhibits a solution surface which I am told is typical of arid areas. A short distance away, shale deposits contain trilobite fossils, those from aquatic creatures that lived in ancient Lake Tecopa.
Title: Limestone Cliff Nopah Range Wilderness Area
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Author: Thomas Farley
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