-
action of two strike-slip
faults Tidal basin, an area that
fills with
water at high tide
Tropical cyclone basins,
oceans or
areas of
oceans used for classifying...
-
Endorheic basin are
inland basins that do not
drain to an ocean.
Endorheic basins cover around 18% of the Earth's land. Some
endorheic basins drain to...
- that
equilibrate through evaporation.
Endorheic basins are also
called closed basins,
terminal basins, and
internal drainage systems.
Endorheic regions...
- The
Basin may
refer to
several places: The
Basin, New
South Wales, a
suburb of Sydney,
Australia The
Basin, Victoria, an
outer eastern suburb of Melbourne...
- The list of
drainage basins by area
identifies basins (also
known as "catchments" or, in
North American usage, "watersheds"),
sorted by area,
which drain...
- of domes.
Elongated structural basins are a type of
geological trough. Some
structural basins are
sedimentary basins,
aggregations of
sediment that filled...
- in a
series of Tri****ic
basins, the
Eastern North American rift
basins,
approximately 220–190
million years ago. The
basins are
characterized as aborted...
- Baja California, Mexico. The term "Great
Basin" is
slightly misleading; the
region comprises many
small basins. The
Great Salt Lake,
Pyramid Lake, and...
- an oceanic
basin (or
ocean basin) is
anywhere on Earth that is
covered by seawater. Geologically, most of the ocean
basins are large geologic
basins that are...
- ripe
basins. Offs****
basins in the
North Sea, Brazil, and the Gulf of
Mexico are
benefiting from
geophysical enhancements. The top 30
super basin contain...
