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Alluvium (from
Latin alluvius, from alluere 'to wash against') is
loose clay, silt, sand, or
gravel that has been
deposited by
running water in a stream...
- setting.
Alluvium is sand, clay, or
other similar detrital material deposited by
running water. The
distinction between colluvium and
alluvium relates...
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Alluvium is open
source peercasting software developed by the
Foundation for
Decentralization Research,
first released in 2003. It
comprises three components...
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Swartland Alluvium Fynbos is a
critically endangered vegetation type that
occurs on the high
plains and
mountains in the far south-west of the Western...
- the east,
sandy Thar
Desert in the Thar
desert in the west, Indo-ganetic
alluvium in the north, Son-Narmada-Tapti in the south. It
mainly has quartzite,...
- are the
result of an
existing valley being filled with
alluvium. The
valley may fill with
alluvium for many
different reasons including: an
influx in bed...
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steepened reach that has not been
covered in
modern alluvium.
Bedrock rivers very
often contain alluvium on
their beds; this
material is
important in eroding...
- Indo-Gangetic
Plain has one of the world's
biggest stretches of
fertile not-deep
alluvium and are
among the most
densely po****ted
areas of the world. The eastern...
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formed of
alluvium in
between two
rivers known as Doab is
found here. Bhangar : The
flood plains formed due to
deposition of
older alluvium is
known as...
- mapped, the
superficial deposits will be
mapped instead (for example, as
alluvium). Geology
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