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Chapter 14: American Indians in Glen Canyon: Past & Present

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Chapter 14: American Indians in Glen Canyon: Past & Present

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Grand Canyon 2012

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Tara Zagofsky

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Chapter 01: Precambrian Rocks of the Grand Canyon

Chapter 02: Paleozoic Stratigraphy of the Grand Canyon

Chapter 03: The Tectonic Evolution of the Colorado Plateau and Grand Canyon Region

Chapter 04: History of Colorado River Incision and Formation of the Grand Canyon

Chapter 05: Earthquakes and Faulting in the Grand Canyon

Chapter 05: Scaling a Supply Limited Sediment System: Grand Canyon Sediment Sources, Processes, and Management

Chapter 06: Late Neogene Paleoclimate of the Grand Canyon

Chapter 06: Water Quality

Chapter 07: Demise of the Dams/ the Construction, Destruction, and Legacy of Late Cenozoic Volcanism in the Western Grand Canyon

Chapter 08: Bedrock Tributary Incision, Debris Flows, and Effects on the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon

Chapter 09: Grand Canyon Soils – A Historical Perspective on Connections with the River

Chapter 10: Historical Ecology of the Grand Canyon Terrestrial River Corridor Prior to Glen Canyon Dam

Chapter 11: Native Plant Adaptations to Flow in Grand Canyon

Chapter 12: Tamarisk Ecology in the Grand Canyon — Invasion, Control, and Future Management

Chapter 14: American Indians in Glen Canyon: Past & Present

Chapter 15: The Future of Glen Canyon Dam Management and Implications for the Grand Canyon

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