- (Angola). The mode
includes a
deltaic sediment interval deposited on a
saliferous evaporitic series. The
sediment thickens from west to east, with the eastern...
-
occasionally staining blue. Taste:
Farinaceous (like flour) when fresh,
saliferous (salty) when dried. Odor:
Slightly farinaceous.
Microscopic features:...
-
Anisian through Ladinian to
Carnian age.
Formerly known as the
Upper Keuper Saliferous Beds and as the
Wilkesley Halite Formation (named from the
Cheshire hamlet...
-
formed during Frasnian and
Famennian stages of the Late
Devonian epoch.
Saliferous formations cover 26,000 km2 in the
southeastern part of the country. Three...
- Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, and Warwickshire;
showing that the Red or
Saliferous,
including a
peculiar band of sandstone,
represent the "Keuper" or "Marnes...
-
Tertiary Pliocene Furnace Cr****
Formation Cemented gravel,
silty and
saliferous playa deposits;
various salts,
especially borates, more than 5,000 feet...
- [citation needed]
Another discovery made by the
exploratory drilling was that
saliferous groundwater moves both from the
sides and the top of the salt dome towards...
- the
Lendu area of the
northeast Congo.
Kibero salt was
obtained from
saliferous earths.
There was a
series of
excavations done in the
small village of...
-
logging occurred during rainy season).
Bhith was
further classified as
saliferous land or
usher (soils in
which salinity is
mainly due to ac****ulation of...
- east by 1.6 m, due to its
location on
sloping sandy soil with
underlying saliferous beds, and it had
tilted an
average of 12 mm per year
since 1790. Trubshaw...
