- In geology, a vein is a
distinct sheetlike body of
crystallized minerals within a rock.
Veins form when
mineral constituents carried by an
aqueous solution...
- In geology, a
nappe or
thrust sheet is a
large sheetlike body of rock that has been
moved more than 2 km (1.2 mi) or 5 km (3.1 mi)
above a
thrust fault...
- it is
known as sleabhac. It is
smooth in
texture and
forms delicate,
sheetlike thalli,
often clinging to rocks. The prin****l
variety is
Porphyra umbilicalis...
- and impermeable,
rapidly achieve Horton overland flow. It is shallow,
sheetlike, and fast-moving, and
hence capable of
extensively eroding soil and bedrock...
- as "sleabhac" or "slake". It is
smooth in
texture and
forms delicate,
sheetlike thalli,
often clinging to rocks.
Porphyra is
classified as red algae;...
-
Flowstones are
sheetlike deposits of
calcite or
other carbonate minerals,
formed where water flows down the
walls or
along the
floors of a cave. They...
-
shortening of lighter-wood).
Embers of
burned paper,
leaves and
other sheetlike materials are
easily carried off by air currents,
where they can alight...
- mountains, (that are
folded by
lateral pressure), and
nappe belts (where a
sheetlike body of rock has been
pushed over
another rock m****).
Other types of range...
-
produces low
scarps and
shallow depressions.
Solifluction produced lobed or
sheetlike deposits, with
fairly definite edges, in
which clasts (rock fragments)...
-
volcanic plugs (remnant
necks of
extinct volcanoes), lava domes, and
sheetlike intrusions between Morro Bay on the
north and
Islay Hill on the south...
