On the recordSeptember 28, 2010
The Pinnacle site is consistent with the designation as a national park because of its significance in geology and in species, the number of species and kinds of species that are there.
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congress.govMark Udall: “The Pinnacle site is consistent with the designation as a national park because of its significance in geology and in…”
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Udall emphasizes the geological and biological significance of the Pinnacle site for national park designation.
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