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Volume: 45, 2024

cover — Volume 45, Number 1

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Cover Image: The arid Jornada del Muerto south of Spaceport America, looking east, with treeless desert grassland and mesquite shrubs.

— S.A. Hall

The arid Jornada del Muerto south of Spaceport America, looking east, with treeless desert grassland and mesquite shrubs. The line of mesquite in the middle ground marks the narrow floodplain of the ephemeral Jornada Draw, the principal drainage of the closed basin. The distant San Andres Mountains form the eastern margin of the Jornada del Muerto; late Pleistocene piedmont alluvium dominates the surficial geology. Photo by S.A. Hall, December 2, 2010

Optical Age of Pleistocene Piedmont Alluvium and Holocene Eolian Sand, Jornada del Muerto, New Mexico, USA (7.48 MB PDF), pp. 1-22. [View Abstract]
— Stephen A. Hall and Ronald J. Goble
In Memoriam — Dr. Charles E. "Chuck" Chapin and Dr. Rodney C. Ewing (1.08 MB PDF), pp. 23-26.
— Nelia W. Dunbar and Barry S. Kues
Highlighted publications (1.09 MB PDF), p. 27.

New Mexico Geology — Back-issues

Volume: 45, 2024

Number: 1

Cover Image: The arid Jornada del Muerto south of Spaceport America, looking east, with treeless desert grassland and mesquite shrubs.

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