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  1. Investigating the deformed metamorphic and igneous rocks exposed at Marshall Point in Port Clyde, coastal Maine, formed a project for students in the introductory course Earth & Oceanographic Science 101--Investigating Earth--at Bowdoin College (www.bowdoin.edu/earth-oceanographic-science/index.shtml Will open in a new tab or window). Linke...

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  2. Investigating the deformed metamorphic and igneous rocks exposed at Marshall Point in Port Clyde, coastal Maine, formed a project for students in the introductory course Earth & Oceanographic Science 101--Investigating Earth--at Bowdoin College (www.bowdoin.edu/earth-oceanographic-science/index.shtml Will open in a new tab or window). Linke...

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  3. We hit Devils Tower right after the Badlands, opting to skip stopping at Mt. Rushmore. Mt. Rushmore is an incredible feat of engineering and a great tribute to four undeniable american leaders but not a place I would regret not seeing... Although a bit anti-climatic after being in the Badlands, Devil's Tower was ...

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  4. Volcaniclastic breccia from the May 18, 1980 eruption of Mount. St. Helens. Found approximately four miles northwest of Toutle, WA. To explore this sample's translucent features, click here: gigapan.com/gigapans/124815 Sample collected and contributed by Lee Gonzalez.

  5. This was taken just a bit in from the Peralta Trailhead in Arizona's Superstition Mountains. The calderas (collapsed volcanoes) that formed the Superstitions made spectacular scenery.

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  6. A big chunk of granite that makes up some archways in the gardens. I think it's from Texas??? I'll double check that and update when I learn more.

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  7. 151 images of a Harrisite thin section taken on a Nikon D60 using a modified Meiji microscope and direct objective projection. Stitched in PTGUI. Images taken under crossed polars The type area for Harrisite is Harris Bay, Isle of Rum, Scotland. At the bay are exposed rocks of the Western Layered Series and the Centra...

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  9. Lisbon, CT Begin

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  10. Thin Section Photograph, with plane polarized light, of Norite taken with the automated imaging system at Williams College. Field of view is approximately 20 by 30 mm. Leica microscope, Nikon camera, and custom designed and built stage adaptor with stepper motors. Mineralogy consists of two pyroxenes (ortho-pyroxene ...

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