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Profs Cunningham and Dunn discuss Texas Geology
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almost the view from Mt Bonnell
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not such a fine view from Mt. Bonnell today
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fault line at 360 off ramp
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syncline sedimentary layers
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cracks feed the aquifer
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layer that has been dissolved by water fills with red clay
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Red clay fills in fissures as water feeds aquifer
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Spring fed pool at Krause Springs
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Unusually large tree for central Texas
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looking down in to the granite basin at Krause Springs
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Not-quite marble at Krause
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Granite basin, travertine walls at Krause Springs
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Cypress roots
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Prof Dunn describes the uncomformity at Krause Springs
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listening to Prof Dunn at Krause Springs
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Crinoid fossils
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Prof Cunningham discovers more crinoids
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a large outcrap of Glauconite
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layers of glauconite
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Fault lines
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fossilized worm casings
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Cactus in bloom
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not so much hill country as valley country
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smaller scale uncomformity
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coastal ripple marks (and knees)
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floral macro
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looking over the Johnson River
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class exploring the glaconite
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River geology!
