- 133-140. Baužienė, I., Świtoniak, M., Charzyński, P., 2008.
Properties of
deluvial soils in
Poland and
Lithuania and
propositions for
their classification...
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upper soil
layer is
sufficiently light and deep such as fluvioglacial,
deluvial and
alluvial deposits.
Where soil
conditions are
ideal on
alluvial terraces...
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susceptible to
weathering and erosion. At its
southern foothills there are
deluvial deposits with a
thickness of 10—20 m. The
climate of the
mountain is transitional...
- of
paleogenic flysch sandstone. The base(foot) and
saddles of
partly of
deluvial soil-stone-clay deposits.
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media related to Hostýn...
- At the foot of the
ridges developed non-surface surfaces,
composed of
deluvial clays. The East
Manchurian Plateau enters the
limits of the
Primorsky Territory...
-
formed along transverse faults with a north–south direction. A
powerful deluvial-proluvial
plume was
formed at the
foothills of the
Balkan Mountains. The...
-
museum also
contains bones of such
animals as Cave bear
Camel Wild
horse Deluvial bull
Rocks of
different ages (from
Proterozoic to Pliocene) and composition...
- ravelin, p****es tenal. This
defensive strip up to 1 m is
deepened into the
deluvial slope of the cape. On this
tenal from the
front in some
areas the parapet...
-
Endofluvic Phaeozem; ST:
Fluvaquentic Endoaquolls) - Type 7.5 "Chernoziemic
deluvial soils" (Polish:
Gleby deluwialne czarnoziemne; WRB:
Mollic Gleysol (Colluvic);...
- span
calcareous soils,
acidic paragneiss bedrock,
sandstone outcrops and
deluvial sediments derived from
quartzites and
quartz sandstones; soil pH as low...
