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31: 93:. During this time, ancestral horses, primates, and rodents, among many other mammal groups, were common at Raven Ridge. At the southern edge of Raven Ridge are found the only available surface coal beds in the area. 80:
which provide an opportunity to understand this part of Earth's history. This section through a sequence of rock layers that were deposited between ~53-49 million years ago, has become exposed because of its later
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Eaton, Jeffrey; et al. (1989). "Evidence of Reworked Cretaceous Fossils and their Bearing on the Existence of Tertiary Dinosaurs".
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The rocks of Raven Ridge were originally deposited on or near a shore line as horizontal sedimentary layers within the
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Late Cretaceous and Cenozoic Mammals of North America: Biostratigraphy and Geochronology
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span the geological time interval that includes the early and middle portions of the
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Found at the summit of the ridge are a multitude of perfectly preserved fossil
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The Raven Ridge and the adjacent parallel Squaw Ridge are northwest
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Picard, M. Dane (1967). "AAPG/Datapages, Inc. DOI Citation".
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subsequently tilted them into a nearly vertical position.
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The Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists
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Sedimentary rock exposure in Colorado and Utah, U.S.
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AMD Raven Ridge
Raven Ridge (Washington)

sedimentary rock
Rio Blanco County
Colorado
Uintah County
Utah
Bureau of Land Management
striking
rock exposures
tectonic
outcrops
Eocene Epoch
Uinta Basin
Uplift
folding
Laramide Orogeny
endemic
gastropods


Raven Ridge, Colorado
Bulletin - United States Geological Survey
208
doi
10.1306/5D25B7E9-16C1-11D7-8645000102C1865D


"Raven Ridge - Colorado State Parks"

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