Geology Of Utah'S Rivers,Used

Geology Of Utah'S Rivers,Used

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Despite being the seconddriest state in the U.S., a substantial portion of Utahs geologic and cultural history involves rivers, and the effects of flowing water are evident across the state. This book is about the geology of the rivers that shaped Utahs present landscape, the ancient rivers that left their deposits as a part of the mountains, and the mythical rivers that inspired early exploration.Parry approaches his subject from many anglesthe mountain building events that provide a source for the rivers, the physiographic provinces that give the modern rivers their character, and the deposits of sand and gravel that formed as ancient rivers flowed. Fossil and modern fish fauna are described to provide a unique guide to some aspects of rivers not available by any other method. The description of rivers is completed with the 'historical' account of rivers that did not existthe mythical rivers of Utah.Transcending the notion of a traditional geology text, Parry provides detailed commentary on historical exploration and the development of the local scenery. His ambitious scholarship offers a fresh look at Utahs changing landscape throughout geologic time.

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