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Pashley, E.F., Jr. (1963) A reinterpretation of the anticlinal structure exposed in the northwest face of Pusch Ridge, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: Arizona Geological Society Digest: 6: 49-53.

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Original EntryPashley, E.F., Jr. (1963) A reinterpretation of the anticlinal structure exposed in the northwest face of Pusch Ridge, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: Arizona Geological Society Digest: 6: 49-53.
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Full ReferencePashley, E.F., Jr. (1963) A reinterpretation of the anticlinal structure exposed in the northwest face of Pusch Ridge, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: Arizona Geological Society Digest: 6: 49-53.
Plain TextPashley, E.F., Jr. (1963) A reinterpretation of the anticlinal structure exposed in the northwest face of Pusch Ridge, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona: Arizona Geological Society Digest: 6: 49-53.

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Pilkington, H.D. (1961) A mineralogic investigation of some garnets from the Catalina Mountains, Pima County, Arizona. Arizona Geological Society Digest, 4, 117-122.
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Fair, C.L. & Jinks, J.E. (1961), Santa Catalina foothills fault in the Pontotoc area, Arizona Geological Society Digest: 4: 131-133.
Mayo, E.B. (1963) Volcanic orogeny of the Tucson Mountains (a preliminary report): Arizona Geological Society Digest: 6: 61-82.
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