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Aggradation (or
alluviation) is the term used in
geology for the
increase in land elevation,
typically in a
river system, due to the
deposition of sediment...
- Pié****, Hervé;
Mathias Kondolf, G. (February 2010). "Controls on the
alluviation of
oxbow lakes by bed-material load
along the
Sacramento River, California"...
- water-****isted
transport in a
basically vertical direction, as
compared to
alluviation, the
horizontal running water transfer. The
resulting deposits are called...
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Jeremy H. (22
January 1999). "An ~15,000-Year
Record of El Niño-Driven
Alluviation in
Southwestern Ecuador". Science. 283 (5401): 516–520. Bibcode:1999Sci...
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commercial growing of timber.
Three regional studies of
historic erosion and
alluviation in
ancient Greece found that,
wherever adequate evidence exists, a major...
- more
likely resulted from
natural processes such as
fluvial overbank alluviation.
After its
destruction the
surviving inhabitants took
refuge at their...
- Site". In most of the
Great Basin region, Late
Pleistocene and
Holocene alluviation has
effectively buried and
sealed earlier Pleistocene sediments and possible...
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Samuel A. (1
December 2013). "A
Linkage Among Pangean Tectonism,
Cyclic Alluviation,
Climate Change, and
Biologic Turnover in the Late Tri****ic: The Record...
- the Anthropocene: Time-transgressive
discontinuities of human-induced
alluviation". Anthropocene. 1: 3–13. Bibcode:2013Anthr...1....3B. doi:10.1016/j.ancene...
- segments,
after deposition had
virtually ceased on the
piedmont plain of
alluviation that
marked the top of the
Ogallala deposits. John C. Frye; A. Byron...
