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Holm, Richard F. (2004) Landslide Preconditions and Collapse of the San Francisco Mountain Composite Volcano, Arizona, into Cold Debris Avalanches in Late Pleistocene. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 335-348 doi:10.1086/382763

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TitleLandslide Preconditions and Collapse of the San Francisco Mountain Composite Volcano, Arizona, into Cold Debris Avalanches in Late Pleistocene
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsHolm, Richard F.Author
Year2004 (May)Volume112
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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Plain TextHolm, Richard F. (2004) Landslide Preconditions and Collapse of the San Francisco Mountain Composite Volcano, Arizona, into Cold Debris Avalanches in Late Pleistocene. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 335-348 doi:10.1086/382763
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