- A
sandplain is an area
where the soil is sand
deposited from
elsewhere by
processes such as wind or ocean,
rather than
direct weathering of bedrock. Sandplains...
-
Sandsheet thought to have
resulted from the
tsunami caused by the 1700 earthquake,
exposed on the bank of the
Salmon River, Oregon...
-
Sandsheet thought to have
resulted from the
tsunami caused by an
earthquake on
January 26, 1700,
river bank Oregon...
-
Sandsheet thought to have
resulted from the
tsunami caused by an
earthquake on
January 26, 1700,
river bank Oregon...
- supersurfaces.
Aeolian landforms preserved in the
formation range from damp
sandsheet and lake
paleosol (fossil soil) beds to thin,
chaotically arranged dune...
- also
known as the
Howard River toadlet, Davies's
toadlet or the
Darwin sandsheet frog, is a
species of
small frog that is
endemic to Australia. The specific...
- and
uniform grain morphology. The
formation of sand ripples, dunes, and
sandsheets Some of the pattern-forming
behaviours have been
possible to reproduce...
- 5
centimeters (2.0 in)
thick form 2
meters (6.6 ft)
units of "bedded
sandsheets"—layers of sand
blown by the wind—which form a
characteristic lithology...
- of
hummock gr****es (Triodia spp.) is
found on
sandstone outcrops and
sandsheets derived from sandstones.
Another sandstone plant community is heathland...
- three-dimensional
architecture of
megafan deposits consists of multi-storied
sandsheets,
gravel in
upper reaches,
interbedded with
overbank muddy layers, thickness...
