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Flood minerals chart: Supplement 1 from "Sources of Miocene sediments in southwestern San Joaquin Valley" (Thesis)
This investigation constitutes an attempt to determine by studies of heavy minerals, using a statistical approach, the sources of Miocene sands occurring along the southwestern border of San Joaquin Valley, and from a knowledge of these sources to deduce inferences regarding distribution of the sand
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