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Clausen, Eric (2018) Topographic Map Analysis of Laramie Range Bedrock-Walled Canyon Complex and the Goshen Hole Escarpment-Surrounded Basin, Albany and Platte Counties, Southeast Wyoming, USA. Open Journal of Geology, 8 (1) 33-55 doi:10.4236/ojg.2018.81003

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TitleTopographic Map Analysis of Laramie Range Bedrock-Walled Canyon Complex and the Goshen Hole Escarpment-Surrounded Basin, Albany and Platte Counties, Southeast Wyoming, USA
JournalOpen Journal of Geology
AuthorsClausen, EricAuthor
Year2018Volume8
Issue1
PublisherScientific Research Publishing, Inc.
DOIdoi:10.4236/ojg.2018.81003Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceClausen, Eric (2018) Topographic Map Analysis of Laramie Range Bedrock-Walled Canyon Complex and the Goshen Hole Escarpment-Surrounded Basin, Albany and Platte Counties, Southeast Wyoming, USA. Open Journal of Geology, 8 (1) 33-55 doi:10.4236/ojg.2018.81003
Plain TextClausen, Eric (2018) Topographic Map Analysis of Laramie Range Bedrock-Walled Canyon Complex and the Goshen Hole Escarpment-Surrounded Basin, Albany and Platte Counties, Southeast Wyoming, USA. Open Journal of Geology, 8 (1) 33-55 doi:10.4236/ojg.2018.81003
In(2018) Open Journal of Geology Vol. 8 (1) Scientific Research Publishing, Inc.

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