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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Lacustrine deposit"”.

  1. Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of late quaternary lacustrine sediments (Seibold Site) in southeastern North Dakota

    … County, North Dakota, contains a late Quaternary lacustrine deposit with a spectaculary preserved and diverse biota; more than 150 species occur, of which the mollusks and fish are figured and discussed in detail in this study. The stratigraphic sequence, in ascending order, is a follows: 1) …

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  2. Paleoecology of late quaternary Molluscan-Ostracod assemblages from the Norwood site, southeastern Minnesota

    … the lower part of unit 3 were interpreted to be lacustrine sediments. The upper part of unit 3 was interpreted to be a shoreline deposit. Unit 4 was interpreted to be a terrestrial or marginal lacustrine deposit. Total thickness of the section was 1.7 m. Wood from the boundary of units 3 and 4 …

    nodak Repository record for Paleoecology of late quaternary Molluscan-Ostracod assemblages from the Norwood site, southeastern Minnesota (opens in a new tab)

  3. Terrestrial Impacts of the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province on western Pangea

    … Point Member of the Moenave Formation is a lacustrine deposit with a disputed age of either late Triassic or early Jurassic and currently no absolute dating techniques can be applied to estimate an exact age. Therefore, I propose that identification of the CAMP carbon cycle perturbation …

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  4. Age, Stratigraphy and Depositional Environment of the Pliocene Copper Canyon Formation, Death Valley, California

    <p>The Copper Canyon Formation, a fluvial-lacustrine deposit exposed within the Black Mountains of Death Valley National Park, has only previously been broadly included in regional tectonic and depositional analyses. The formation is significant because it preserves numerous shoreline-playa …

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  5. STRUCTURE, GEOLOGY, AND ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF TWO CARBONATIC FINE-GRAINED SOILS

    … content. The unique properties of these deposits make them challenging soils for geotechnical engineers. Despite the prevalence of soft carbonatic soils in Indiana and the concerns associated with their behavior, very limited work has been done to study their engineering properties. This …

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