- In the
Earth sciences, a
palaeochannel, also
spelled paleochannel, is a
significant length of a
river or
stream channel which no
longer conveys fluvial...
- of the host sandstone.
Deposits of this
nature commonly occur within palaeochannels cut in the
underlying ba****t rocks.
Tabular sandstone uranium deposits...
- doab
covered the area
lying between Ghaggar river (
palaeochannel of Sarasvati) and the
palaeochannel Drishadvati river which confluenced in Hanumangarh...
- is
named after 400,000-year-old
finds made by
Hazzledine Warren in a
palaeochannel at Clacton-on-Sea in the
English county of Es**** in 1911. The artifacts...
- have
equally low amounts. Many
large granite plutons are
sources for
palaeochannel-hosted or roll
front uranium ore deposits,
where the
uranium washes...
- in the
district number over 100
villages along Ghaggar-Hakra
River (
Palaeochannel of
Sarasvati River), such as Karanpura.
Remains found at Kalibangan...
-
Sarsuti river,
originating in
Sivalik Hills and
flowing through the
palaeochannel of Yamuna, is a
tributary of
Ghaggar river in of
Haryana state of India...
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Endemism Hysteresis Living fossil Refugium (po****tion biology)
Relic Palaeochannel Lalueza-Fox, C.; Gilbert, M.T.P.; Martinez-Fuentes, A.J.; Calafell,...
- Singh, T. N. (2005). "Applications of
remote sensing for
educidate the
Palaeochannels in an
extended Thar desert,
Western Rajasthan", 8th
annual International...
-
faunal and
environmental evidence were
sealed within a
Middle Devensian palaeochannel with a dark
organic fill. Well
preserved in-situ
sites of the time are...
