Cenozoic igneous and tectonic setting of the Marysvale volcanic field and its relation to other igneous centers in Utah and Nevada

US Geological Survey Bulletin

Volumn , Issue 2158, 1998, Pages 167-201

  Rowley, Peter D ^a   Cunningham, Charles G ^a   Steven, Thomas A ^a   Mehnert, Harald H ^a   Naeser, Charles W ^a  

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CENOZOIC; IGNEOUS ROCK; TECTONICS;

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EID: 0032426264     PISSN: 00831093     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
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