sedimentary rocks Mid-to-late Miocene (15 million to 7.5 million years old) volcanic rocks that constitute the southwestern Nevada volcanic field, including Yucca Mountain Plio-Pleistocene (3.7 million years old to modern) basalts and basin sediments The explosive volcanism that culminated in the formation of the southwestern Nevada volcanic field is the most significant depositional event of the Cenozoic era near Yucca Mountain.
(volcanic rocks; constitute; the southwestern Nevada volcanic field) (The explosive volcanism; culminated; in the formation of the southwestern Nevada volcanic field) (sedimentary rocks Mid-to-late Miocene; is; the most significant depositional event of the Cenozoic era near Yucca Mountain)
volcanic rocks The explosive volcanism sedimentary rocks Mid-to-late Miocene
constitute culminated is
the southwestern Nevada volcanic field
in the formation of the southwestern Nevada volcanic field
the most significant depositional event of the Cenozoic era near Yucca Mountain