Highly inclined sedimentary beds

Highly inclined sedimentary beds. These beds are probably uplifted turbidites of Cretaceous age.

Photo Category: Coastline
Photo Location: Alaska, Shumagin Islands
Photo Date: 2009 July 16

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Author: Ensign Patricia Raymond, NOAA Corps/ NOAA

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