Neoproterozoic Uinta Mountain Group - The Rocks of Utah

In this episode of the Rocks of Utah we explore the Neoprotozoic Uinta Mountain Group and the Red Creek Quartzite. The Rocks of Utah is a RUclips series that explores the unique geology of Utah, and hosted by Benjamin Burger a geology professor at Utah State University Uintah Basin Campus in Vernal, Utah.
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No fossils were collected in this episode, and vertebrate fossils require a permit to collect from Bureau of Land Management Lands in Utah.

[@krisinsaigon]

How incredible to be able to sail down through rocks 750million years old, awe inspiring

[@scarscheesi8383]

of course

[@toddeftsadams5909]

I hear say that there is gold on the west end of those mountains.

[@Cruderacing]

??? so what causes the heat that melts the sandstone. The weight of all the earth above? Enjoy your tapes, please keep them coming. Would like to your two young geologist do some of the dictatorial.

[@scarscheesi8383]

calling your girls guys in a high plains crime