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Use topographic and geologic maps to locate and identify rock
formations. (I, II)
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Describe and identify the major rock types (e.g., limestone) and
structures. (e.g., faults). (II)
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Identify, describe, and interpret individual rock formations (e.g.,
the Galeros Formation). (II)
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Use Brunton compasses, GPS (Global Positioning System) receivers,
and/or other tools to measure various types of geologic data (e.g.,
map, locations, and bedding orientations). (I, II)
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Outline and describe the geologic history of the field trip area and
surrounding region. (III)
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