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A bedrock stream, Dinkey Creek, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California

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Wayne Wurtsbaugh



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Dinkey Creek, in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, is a high gradient system with substrates primarily composed of granite bedrock. Note the lack of extensive riparian vegetation characteristic of high elevation systems.
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