Cenozoic incision of the Grand Canyon

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Cenozoic incision of the Grand Canyon refers to the relatively recent geological period during which the Colorado River deeply carved the modern Grand Canyon, creating features such as the Inner Gorge.

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Inner Gorge formedDuring Cenozoic incision of the Grand Canyon