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variety of contexts,
exogeny or
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action or
object originating...
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usually divided into
endogenic (arising from the
planet itself) and
exogenic (foreign to the planet, e.g.,
meteorite impact) processes. This distinction...
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caused by
other exogenic systems, and
After eliminating external influences or interventions,
often referred to as "
exogenic systems," the markets...
- irregular/slaggy, or may
display a
combination of
these structures, and can
produce exogenic fulgurites (droplet fulgurites) Type III –
caliche or
calcic sediment fulgurites...
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