Field trip to a Laramide shallow subduction channel: Orocopia Schist in the Gavilan Hills, southeasternmost California; with incidental localities for three blue minerals

Gordon B. Haxel; Carl E. Jacobson; Gabe S. Epstein

USGS · 70273731

Field trip to a Laramide shallow subduction channel: Orocopia Schist in the Gavilan Hills, southeasternmost California; with incidental localities for three blue minerals

Gordon B. Haxel·Carl E. Jacobson·Gabe S. Epstein

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Source-reported bounding extent: 32.726358673867935° to 33.15232535234544° latitude; -115.62861056551124° to -114.5125264750339° longitude. This indicates report coverage, not an exact sampling location. View area on OpenStreetMap.

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Gordon B. Haxel, Carl E. Jacobson, Gabe S. Epstein. 2026-01-09. Field trip to a Laramide shallow subduction channel: Orocopia Schist in the Gavilan Hills, southeasternmost California; with incidental localities for three blue minerals. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/70273731

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Field trip to a Laramide shallow subduction channel: Orocopia Schist in the Gavilan Hills, southeasternmost California; with incidental localities for three blue minerals

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