baraboo

baraboo

[′bär·ə‚bü]
(geology)
A monadnock buried by a series of strata and then reexposed by the partial erosion of these younger strata.
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Residents who choose the Baraboo rural site for their training will spend their first postgraduate year in Madison, the state capital.
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All this and a crane sanctuary in Baraboo, Wisconsin, became reality because of the friendship between George and Tex, an inspiring environmental story that encourages everyone to follow their dreams.
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They cover Proterozoic geology of the Baraboo Interval.
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Community First Bank currently has offices in Boscobel, Muscoda, Richland Center, Reedsburg and Baraboo.
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Ringling Theatre, named after its owner, the renowned circus impresario, opens in Baraboo, Wis.
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All captive crane samples were acquired from the International Crane Foundation, Baraboo, WI, USA.
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The Fuller & Johnson Museum at the Badger Steam & Gas Engine Club in Baraboo, Wisconsin, serves as a clubhouse for F&J fans.
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It is at present a laboratory prototype, under the codename Project Baraboo, that Microsoft plans to release later in the year.
Microsoft's HoloLens headset
Eleven catostomid species inhabit the Baraboo River, a tributary of the Wisconsin River, located in south central Wisconsin.
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about 40 miles north of Madison and one of three facilities Teel operates in Baraboo.
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In 1935, during a severe and prolonged drought, Aldo Leopold purchased an abandoned farm along the Wisconsin River near Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Living a Land Ethic

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