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Snow Canyon, Utah

The white Navajo Sandstone peaks were originally dunes, while the red Kayenta Formation rocks were formed by slow-moving rivers in Snow Canyon State Park, Utah, during the Jurassic Period

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Beds Canyon Depression Eroded Eroding Erosional Feature Filled Geomorphology Jurassic Landform Mesozoic Microhabitat Navajo Oasis Period Pool Pothole Sandstone Science Sedimentary Utah Weathered Weathering


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