-
unsorted glacial deposits (i.e.,
glacial till),
other processes that
create diamictons are solifluction, landslides,
debris flows, and
turbiditic olistostromes...
- of slow
periglacial solifluction compromise poorly stratified diamicton and
diamicton where stratification is
wholly lacking. When
stratification can...
-
deposits consisting of
pebbly mudstones, and co****,
poorly sorted,
cobbly diamictons ****ociated with the
Guangxi karst, China. The
gravel content of boulder...
- of Rogart. It sits in a bed of psammite,
surrounded by peat bogs and
diamicton. The loch's name
likely derives from the
Scottish Gaelic salach, meaning...
- Sandstone. The
superficial geology is
varied with
pockets of sand and
diamicton along the lower-lying land
adjacent to the
Mersey and
through Runcorn...
-
either a mud or sand matrix.
Unlithified diamictite is
referred to as
diamicton. The term
diamictite is
often applied to
nonsorted or
poorly sorted, lithified...
- ac****ulation (known as
diamicton)
occurred along the ice margins.
Whereas the
glacial river deposits were more
substantial by volume, the
diamicton deposits represent...
- and eskers,
mostly consist of sand and
gravel but may
include beds of
diamicton, silt and clay.
Kames and kame
plateaus usually have
bases of laminated...
- 19th century, was a
boggy wetland.
Beneath the loch is a bed of till and
diamicton dating to the last Ice Age. Today,
Williestruther Loch is
maintained by...
- (1
January 1999). "Distinguishing
subglacial till and
glacial marine diamictons in the
western Ross Sea, Antarctica:
Implications for a last
glacial maximum...
