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Saddle Mountain of west-central Arizona
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Pipe vesicles in basalt lava flow
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Baked Soil south of Flagstaff
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Baked Soil
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Fortification Hill, Lake Mead, Arizona
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Bird's-eye view of SP Crater, Arizona
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Vulcan's Forge, Grand Canyon
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DRAFT - Surfical deposits of NW Flagstaff
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Arizona Road Cut ~ NW of Tonopah, AZ, along I-10
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Strawberry Crater Cinder Cone, San Francisco volcanic field
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Rock exposed along the Bill Williams River
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House Mountain, Verde Valley, Arizona
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House Mountain - where scoria meets bedrock
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Arizona Rocks postcard
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Cinder cone quarry, San Francisco volcanic field, Flagstaff, Arizona
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Guide to the Geology of the Sedona & Oak Creek Canyon Area, Arizona
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House Mountain shield volcano, Sedona, Arizona
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SP Crater lava flow, San Francisco volcanic field
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Collapsed agglutinate beds at Strawberry Crater
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Merriam Crater and the Sproul, San Francisco volcanic field
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Maar volcano of the San Bernardino volcanic field
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Inverted topography on northern edge of Springerville volcanic field, Arizona
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Shadow Mountain, Arizona
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Grand Falls, Arizona, during flood stage
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