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Clockwise rotation of the western Mojave Desert

Geology, 1988
A study of paleomagnetic data from Miocene volcanic rocks in the western Mojave Desert, which suggests about 25 deg of clockwise rotation, is presented. A total of 166 oriented core samples of two types of basalt were taken from 19 sites in the region.
Matthew P. Golombek, Laurie L. Brown
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Memory responses to ovalbumin-immunization in Mojave desert tortoises

Developmental & Comparative Immunology
We immunized three groups of Mojave desert tortoises (Gopherus agassizii): a group immunized twice, a group immunized once, and a group sham-immunized. We used the antigen, ovalbumin (OVA), with Freund's adjuvant to elicit antibody responses similar to those induced by extracellular bacteria.
Franziska C. Sandmeier   +3 more
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Kelso Dunes, Mojave Desert, California

Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1966
Kelso Dunes lie in a mountain-rimmed basin, 35 miles east of their principal sand source, where the predominant, sand transporting, westerly wind is locally counterbalanced by strong, orographically controlled winds from other directions. In the sand-mantled source area most grains larger than 1 mm travel principally by creep under saltation impact ...
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Desert Biogeography: Mojave

2020
Kenneth E. Nussear, Todd C. Esque
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Combining Mojave Viper and Desert Talon

2009
Abstract : "The MEF [Marine Expeditionary Force] had been honed by our predecessors to be the most efficient killing machine on the battlefield. With integrated ground, air, and logistics elements under a single commander, the force generated a level of speed and momentum that only the enemy could appreciate fully." General James Conway made this ...
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Introduction to the Mojave Desert

2009
Philip W. Rundel, Arthur C. Gibson
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Structural Features of the Mojave Desert Region

1955
The area in southern California that is bounded by the San Andreas fault on the southwest and by the Garlock fault on the north and northeast, known as the Mojave Block, shows many unique geologic features, especially in the kinds and extent of the deformations it has undergone.
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Seasonal Contrasts in the Eastern Mojave Desert

1970
Abstract : Winter and summer seasons in the eastern Mojave Desert are compared in this report, using time-lapse photographic techniques to record seasonal contrasts at nine selected locations. The identical field-of-view from each site, for each season, is printed in full color to realistically portray the differences between the hot and cool periods ...
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Mojave Desert annuals

2009
Philip W. Rundel, Arthur C. Gibson
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Dust storms ahead: Climate change, green energy development and endangered species in the Mojave Desert

Biological Conservation, 2023
Karolina Heyduk   +2 more
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