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Eolianite or
aeolianite is any rock
formed by the
lithification of
sediment deposited by
aeolian processes; that is, the wind. In
common use, however,...
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coastline is
formed from
aeolianite limestone.
Waves and
currents have
formed beaches and
dunes from
eroded aeolianite sand. The
southern Eyre peninsula...
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endemic to the
islands of Hawaii. They are
abundant on the
basalt or
aeolianite wave-exposed,
rocky windward s****lines. The limpet, C.exarata, resides...
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formed through the
preservation of tree
casts buried in
coastal aeolianites,
where roots became groundwater conduits,
resulting in the precipitation...
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sediments dating to the
Quaternary Period and made of
marine deposits with
aeolianite and
characteristic red sand and silt dunes.
These red
soils are thought...
- (11 mi) west of Fremantle. A sandy, low-lying
island formed on a base of
aeolianite limestone,
Rottnest is an A-class reserve, the
highest level of protection...
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coastal basins formed from the
flooding of a
depression between Pleistocene aeolianite ridges running north-south, and the
subsequent deposition of east-west...
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during the Würm Pleniglacial: the
importance of the Late
Pleistocene aeolianite record in SW Iberia". Ichnos. 27 (3): 352–360. Bibcode:2020Ichno..27....
- (2.2 mi)
north of
Garden Island in
Western Australia.
Carnac Island is
aeolianite limestone remnant of
Pleistocene dunes. In 1803,
French explorer Louis...
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revises fossil eggs**** from the
Miocene strata from the
Karingarab aeolianite succession (Namibia),
originally described as
Struthio karingarabensis...
