Devils Tower Geology vlog
A vlog about the geology of Devils Tower National Monument. We began with a late afternoon hike on Red Rocks Trail to see the Mesozoic sedimentary units. The next morning we drove up to the tower so see it up close, with a hike around the loop trail. This video was shot while I was out teaching Geology Field Camp for Wheaton College.
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Scientific References:
Karner & Halvorson, 1987, GSA Cent. Field Guide.
Duke et al., 2002, Geol. Soc. Abstr. Prog. (Ar age date)
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