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Late Cenozoic beds in the Upper Safford Valley, Graham County, Arizona

Van Horn, William Dabney Lewis

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A sequence of poorly to medium**well consolidated sediments occur in the upper Safford Valley. They consist of lacustrine de­ posits, herein called the Solomonsville beds, overlain by terrace gravels and alluvium. On the basis of contained fossils the upper Solomonsville beds are post-early Kansan in age. They are equivalent to a part of the Gila conglomerate. The sediments of the Solomonsville beds were derived from a local source area. The faulting which produced the basin in which the Solomonsville beds were deposited was prior to

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A sequence of poorly to medium**well consolidated sediments occur in the upper Safford Valley. They consist of lacustrine de­ posits, herein called the Solomonsville beds, overlain by terrace gravels and alluvium. On the basis of contained fossils the upper Solomonsville beds are post-early Kansan in age. They are equivalent to a part of the Gila conglomerate. The sediments of the Solomonsville beds were derived from a local source area. The faulting which produced the basin in which the Solomonsville beds were deposited was prior to

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A sequence of poorly to medium**well consolidated sediments occur in the upper Safford Valley. They consist of lacustrine de­ posits, herein called the Solomonsville beds, overlain by terrace gravels and alluvium. On the basis of contained fossils the upper Solomonsville beds are post-early Kansan in age. They are equivalent to a part of the Gila conglomerate. The sediments of the Solomonsville beds were derived from a local source area. The faulting which produced the basin in which the Solomonsville beds were deposited was prior to

Key concepts: Geology, Alluvium, Conglomerate, Terrace (agriculture), Cenozoic, Structural basin, Sequence (biology), Archaeology

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