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composed of
organic material (leaf litter,
branches etc.).
Lacustrine tufas are
generally formed at the
periphery of
lakes and built-up
phytoherms (freshwater...
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Caerwys Tufa is a Site of
Special Scientific Interest in the
preserved county of Clwyd,
north Wales.
Tufa, a very soft
limestone that was once used to...
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Tufa may
refer to:
Tufa, a
variety of
limestone Tufa,
Germanic warrior active in 5th
century Italy North Dock
Tufa,
petrified tufa formation in Sunderland...
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Mestawet Tufa (Amharic: መስታወት ቱፋ; born 14
September 1983 in Arsi) is an
Ethiopian long-distance runner. She was the
winner of the women's 10,000 metres...
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Queen Tufa (Chinese: 禿髮王后;
personal name unknown) (died 423) was a
queen of the Xianbei-led
Chinese Western Qin dynasty. Her
husband was Qifu
Chipan (Prince...
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Tufa (? - 492/493) was a
Germanic warrior active in 5th
century Italy. The name
Tufa is East Germanic, and it is
possible that he was Rugian. He was a...
- "Ikaite, CaCO3̇6H2O,
precursor of the
thinolites in the
Quaternary tufas and
tufa mounds of the
Lahontan and Mono Lake Basins,
western United States"...
- The
Tufa Bridges are two
bridges made of
tufa stone located in
Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Built in 1908 by
George W. Burke, the bridges...
- others. At 200
metres (660 ft), the
Kadishi Tufa waterfall is the
second tallest tufa waterfall on earth. A
tufa waterfall is
formed when
water running over...
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Tufa Rutan or
Tufa Nutan (Chinese: 禿髮傉檀; 365–415),
formally Prince Jing of (Southern) Liang) ((南)涼景王), was the last
prince of the Xianbei-led
Chinese Southern...
