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The Redwood Creek schist: A key to the deformational history of the northern California coast ranges

Susan M. Cashman, Patricia H. Cashman

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Regional Tectonic Significance Lithology Metamorphism Structure Discussion

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Regional Tectonic Significance Lithology Metamorphism Structure Discussion

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Regional Tectonic Significance Lithology Metamorphism Structure Discussion

Key concepts: Schist, Geology, Archaeology, Key (lock), Geochemistry, Mining engineering, Geomorphology, Geography

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