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FINAL REPORTFigure 2: Intermountain (Great Basin) Physiographic Province with floristicsections (Cronquist et al. 1972:79).Known for its deep canyon lands and vertical topography,Hells Canyon is underlain by four basalt flows -- Imnaha, GrandeRonde, Wanapum, and Saddle Mountain -- that were depositedstarting some 17 millions years; the Columbia River Basalt Group(Vallier 1998:34-35). At a higher level, the Columbia RiverBasalt Group is classed as the Idaho Batholith situated in thewest-central portion of Idaho. The Hells Canyon area lies onfaults between the Idaho Batholith to the east and the Blue andOwyhee Mountains to the west.4
FINAL REPORTFigure 3: Columbia Plateau Physiographic Province (Chatters 1998:30).5
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FINAL REPORTUnder the Letters Recei
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FINAL REPORT6.0. REFERENCESAckerman
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FINAL REPORT1863c Letter to Assista
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FINAL REPORTBarker, Robert W.1967 S
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FINAL REPORTChalmers, Harvey II1862
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FINAL REPORT1974 Peter Skene Odgen
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FINAL REPORTDayley, Jon P.1986 An E
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FINAL REPORTHafen, LeRoy R.1982 Mou
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FINAL REPORT1994 In Search of the A
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FINAL REPORT1980 The Northern Shosh
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FINAL REPORT1937 Paviotso Polyandry
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FINAL REPORT1959 Tribal Territories
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FINAL REPORT1996 Some Aspects of Pl
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FINAL REPORT1997 On the History of
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FINAL REPORTVallier, Tracy L.1977 T
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FINAL REPORTWalker, George W., ed.1
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FINAL REPORTWight, E. L.1960 Indian
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