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Alluvium (from
Latin alluvius, from alluere 'to wash against') is
loose clay, silt, sand, or
gravel that has been
deposited by
running water in a stream...
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Alluvium is open
source peercasting software developed by the
Foundation for
Decentralization Research,
first released in 2003. It
comprises three components...
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surrounding area,
spreading nutrients to the
surrounding area.
Sediment or
alluvium carried by
rivers shapes the
landscape around it,
forming deltas and islands...
- setting.
Alluvium is sand, clay, or
other similar detrital material deposited by
running water. The
distinction between colluvium and
alluvium relates...
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Swartland Alluvium Fynbos is a
critically endangered vegetation type that
occurs on the high
plains and
mountains in the far south-west of the Western...
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Lourensford Alluvium Fynbos is a
critically endangered vegetation type that is
endemic to Cape Town.
Though closest to Fynbos, it has
characteristics of...
- and L'Armata ritorna.
Campo Imperatore is a
tectonic origin shaped by
alluviums and glaciers. The plateau,
which is 27 km in
length and an
average of...
- Brent's present-day course, one can make out the water-meadows of rich
alluvium,
which is
augmented by
frequent floods.
Various species of
birds feed off...
- In Madagascar,
spessartines are
exploited either in
their bedrock or in
alluvium. The
orange garnets result from sodium-rich pegmatites.
Spessartines are...
- are the
result of an
existing valley being filled with
alluvium. The
valley may fill with
alluvium for many
different reasons including: an
influx in bed...
