Table of Contents for Guidebook 16, Geology of the Death Valley Region, 1988:
STRUCTURE
Overview of the Tectonics of Death Valley, California, by Jack R. Sheehan
Death Valley Tectonics -- Hingeline Between Active and Inactivated Parts of a Rising and Flattening Master Fault, by Warren B. Hamilton
Tectonic Evolution of the Southern Panamint Range, Inyo and San Bernardino Counties, by Julia M.G. Miller
Regional Metamorphism in the Funeral Mountains, Death Valley, California, by Theodore C. Labotka
Quaternary Tectonism of Sheep Creek Alluvial Fan Deposits, Avawatz Mountains, Southern Death Valley, by Jeff A. Clayton
Significance of Quaternary Fault Pattern, West Side of Mormon Point Turtleback, Southern Death Valley, California: A Model of Listric Normal Faults, by Bennie W. Troxel
Evidence for Late Cenozoic Extension Across Wingate Wash, Death Valley Region, Southeastern California, by David L. Wagner
Paleoseismicity of the Fish Lake Valley Fault Zone: A Component of the Death Valley Fault System, Fish Lake Valley, Nevada, by Thomas L. Sawyer
MINERAL RESOURCES
Mines and Mineral Deposits in Death Valley National Monument, California: An Abstract, by James R. Evans, Gary C. Taylor, and John S. Rupp
The California Desert: Its Mineral Wealth and Potential, by Robert M. Anderson
The South Inyo Project: Potential Geochemical Ore Discovery, by R.K. Nishimori and G.C. Coperhaver, Jr.
Geology and Mineral Resources of the Avawatz Mountains Resource Area, San Bernardino County, California, by Larry M. Vredenburgh
Review of the Geology and Mineral Resources of the Silurian Hills: A Model for Mineralization, by Donald L. Fife and Arthur R. (Dick) Brown
