- A
paleocurrent or
paleocurrent indicator is a
geological feature (typically a
sedimentary structure) that
helps one
determine the
direction of flowing...
- Gomez, B. (March 2010). "Orientated
plant fragments revealing tidal palaeocurrents in the
Fumanya mudflat (Maastrichtian,
southern Pyrenees): Insights...
- M.; Tolley, K. A.; Glaw, F.; et al. (2011). "Eastward from Africa:
Palaeocurrent-mediated
chameleon dispersal to the Seyc****es islands".
Biology Letters...
- the
direction of the current. For this reason, they can be used as
palaeocurrent indicators.
Antidunes are the
sediment bedforms created by fast, shallow...
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Tolley KA, Glaw F, Böhme W,
Vences M (2011). "Eastward from Africa:
Palaeocurrent-mediated
chameleon dispersal to the Seyc****es islands".
Biology Letters...
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ecological importance of
these floodplain environments. The formation's
palaeocurrents suggest a southeast-directed flow,
consistent with the
meandering river...
- A., Glaw, F., Böhme, W. & Vences, M. (2011):
Eastward from Africa:
palaeocurrent-mediated
chameleon dispersal to the Seyc****es islands. Biol. Lett.'...
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marine Welsh Basin during the
Llandovery epoch of the
Silurian period.
Palaeocurrents indicating a
source in the
southwest have been
recorded from throughout...
- Gellatly, D. C.; Derrick, G. M.; Plumb, K. A. (May 1970). "Proterozoic
Palaeocurrent directions in the
Kimberley Region,
Northwestern Australia". Geological...
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ejecta deposits in the Stac Fada
Member for a
number of reasons. The
palaeocurrent direction data
across the N-S
extent of the
member changes and always...
