Geology of North Dakota, Williston Formation, & Meteors, Ed Murphy
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Geology of North Dakota, Williston Formation, & Meteors, Ed Murphy
Ed Murphy, State Geologist for North Dakota Geological Survey, explains the geology of North Dakota, Williston Basin development, and North Dakota meteorites. Ed Murphy explains the geological events and history of North Dakota and the development of its mineral resources.
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