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- Aggradation (or alluviation) is the term used in geology for the increase in land elevation, typically in a river system, due to the deposition of sediment...
- over the entire height and time. The ages of incision and flooding (aggradation) can have different interpretations for each fluvial system, where each...
- (Ecuador). A. Outer shape of a lunate dune bedform and B. internal lamination. Note preferential aggradation on upstream face (backset laminations)....
- hills or mountains. Bolsons are sites of active deposition of sediments (aggradation). They are a type of endorheic basin characteristic of basin and range...
- permafrost islands. The interchange between permafrost degradation and aggradation shapes sub-Arctic and Arctic lowland landscapes, and therefore contain...
- compensate for subsidence and erosion. In addition to interference with delta aggradation, pumping of groundwater, oil, and gas, and constructing infrastructure...
- uric acid stone ac****ulation after ingestion of melamine to a rapid aggradation of metabolites such as cyanuric acid diamide (ammeline) and cyanuric...
- breach the barrier, as may spilling over from a higher basin due to aggradation (ac****ulation of sediments in the basin). The effect of integration of...
- Pillai Thrivikramji, Ashok Kumar Singhvi (2013). "Chronology of red dune aggradations of South India and its Palaeo-environmental significance". Geochronometria...
- discharge, the large and variable flows, along with its rapid channel aggradations and accelerated rates of basin denudation. Over time, the deepening of...