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    ...Alluvial sediments are an integral and environmentally sensitive component of the geological record...
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    ...Alluvial sediments are an integral and environmentally sensitive component of the geological record...
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    ... and characteristics of the anthropogenic salinisation of alluvial soils under potash deposit development are newly...
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    by MIALL, ANDREW D.
    Published in Sedimentology (1973)
    ... in the Devonian rocks of Prince of Wales Island, Arctic Canada. (1) A conglomerate succession of alluvial fan...
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    ...Abstract A shrinking cryosphere has important implications for the geomorphology of alluvial...
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    by Sayre,W W, Song,G B
    Published 1979
    ...Ice covers cause a number of changes in alluvial channel flows by approximately doubling the wetted...
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    ...In a sandpit in an alluvial fan in the central Netherlands, four interstadials could be recognized...
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    by Farquharson, G.W.
    Published in Sedimentology (1982)
    ..., with marginal alluvial fans, on a volcanic arc. Finely laminated mudstone and occasional graded laminae were...
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    ... saline alluvial soils were examined in the Chernaya river valley on the territory of the Berezniki potash...
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