Geologic Evolution of Trail Ridge Eolian Heavy-Mineral Sand and Underlying Peat, Northern Florida

Eric Force; Fredrick J. Rich

Geologic Evolution of Trail Ridge Eolian Heavy-Mineral Sand and Underlying Peat, Northern Florida

Eric Force, Fredrick J. Rich

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U.S. Geological Survey

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Describes an important domestic source of altered ilmenite, zircon, and other minerals since 1949. Trail Ridge apparently represents a coast-parallel transgressive dune complex, analogous to younger dunes elsewhere that have become completely decoupled from parental shorelines. The Trail Ridge body was probably composite, made up of individual parabolic dunes, each migrating southwestward. -from Authors

Original language	American English
Journal	U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1499
State	Published - Jan 1 1989

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Geology
Geography

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Eolian heavy-mineral sand
Geological evolution
Northern Florida
Trail Ridge
Underlying peat

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Geologic Evolution of Trail Ridge Eolian Heavy-Mineral Sand and Underlying Peat, Northern Florida

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