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- Lithostratigraphic unitPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Harrodsburg Limestone – geological formationPages displaying wikidata descriptions...
- universe Bulge (astronomy) – Tightly packed group of stars within a larger formationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Chronology of the...
- pdf https://sites.radford.edu/~fldsch/RUFieldschool/formationpages/Mt.%20Rogers%20Fm/MtRogers.html "Global Volcanism Program – Hood". Map...
- through a planetPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Stratigrapher – Study of rock layers and their formationPages displaying short...
- weather instead of m**** wastings Fellfield Lava stringer – Type of rock formationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets M**** wasting – Movement...
- climates Udox – oxisols of humid climates Pedogenesis – Process of soil formationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Pedology – Study of...
- stars Bulge (astronomy) – Tightly packed group of stars within a larger formationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Galactic halo – Spherical...
- Terrestrial alteration of a meteorite Pedogenesis – Process of soil formationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Residuum (geology) –...
- center Galactic bulge – Tightly packed group of stars within a larger formationPages displaying short descriptions of redirect targets Disc galaxy – Type...
- A rock formation is an isolated, scenic, or spectacular surface rock outcrop. Rock formations are usually the result of weathering and erosion sculpting...