- A
pisolite (from
Ancient Gr**** πίσον (píson) 'pea') is a
sedimentary rock made of pisoids,
which are
concretionary grains –
typically of
calcium carbonate...
- 25–2 millimetres;
rocks composed of
ooids larger than 2 mm are
called pisolites. The term
oolith can
refer to
oolite or
individual ooids.
Ooids are most...
- that rise
above this
pediplain contain laterite soils,
sometimes with
pisolites or ferricrete, and are
remnants of an
older surface. Some of the summits...
- phosphorus,
water content (especially
pisolite sedimentary ac****ulations), and
aluminium (clays
within pisolites). Export-grade DSO ores are generally...
- fish
Latin piscis Pisces,
piscivore pis- pea Gr**** πίσος (písos) pisoid,
pisolite pithec- ape,
monkey Gr**** πίθηκος (píthēkos) australopithecine, Australopithecus...
-
uppermost part of the
laterite cover. In some
places laterites contain pisolites and ferricrete, and they may be
found in
elevated positions as result...
-
concretion of
pisolites which may be very
resistant to
erosion - some
mesas in the Pilbara, and
Yilgarn are in fact old
cemented ferruginous pisolite river gravels...
-
sedimentary rocks. Much
larger than
oolithic aragonite, bauxite, calcite,
pisolite Platy/Tabular/Blocky Flat, tablet-shaped,
prominent pinnacoid baryte, feldspar...
- that rise
above this
pediplain contain laterite soils,
sometimes with
pisolites or ferricrete, and are
remnants of an
older surface. Some of the summits...
-
water erosion.
Features include stalactites, stalagmites, stalagnates,
pisolites, and helictites. The cave is home to many bats, silkworms, catfish, Mexican...
