- In biology,
detritus (/dɪˈtraɪtəs/ or /dɛˈtrɪtəs/) is
organic matter made up of the
decomposing remains of
organisms and plants, and also of ****. Detritus...
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composition changes due to the
process of
fractional crystallization. The main
detritic minerals present in the Dead Sea mud were
carried by
runoff streams flowing...
- The
detritic platform of Fajã da
Caldeira de
Santo Cristo [pt], with its
emblematic lagoon...
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Likely occurring in the Pliocene, it was
followed by
deposits of
layers of
detritic and
calcareous sediments, that
included brownish-red
alluvial layers, along...
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flows into the sea: the
example of the
breccia units of the Las
Palmas Detritic Formation (Mio–Pliocene, Gran Canaria,
Eastern Atlantic, Spain)", Journal...
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before the
major phase of
erosion should imply the
observation of a
major detritic event above evaporites in the basin. Such a
depositional geometry has not...
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formations are a
sedimentary series (lacustrine, alluvial, colluvial,
detritic, etc.) with
variable thickness that had
their origin during the Miocene...
- humanity. To do so, they also make use of new materials,
considered dirty,
detritic, unworthy, such as mud, plaster, sacks, etc.
Instead of
using brushes,...
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continental shelf and slope. It
usually lives on
sandy substrate, on
coastal detritic bottoms and on
bathyal muds, from a few
meters up to
depths of 750 metres...
- Siliclastic-Carbonate Platform, and
consist mostly on a
succession of
detritic rocks with Red Marls,
deposited on an
alluvial environment occasionally...
