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Eolianite or
aeolianite is any rock
formed by the
lithification of
sediment deposited by
aeolian processes; that is, the wind. In
common use, however...
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which become rapidly lithified through the
action of rainwater,
called eolianite. Most
islands have
ridges ranging from 30 to 45 m (98 to 148 ft), though...
- Popp, Brian; Hessler,
Angela (2005). "Age and
Origin of Late
Quaternary Eolianite,
Kaiehu Point (Moomomi), Molokai, Hawaii".
Journal of
Coastal Research:...
- of
rocks deposited by
aeolian processes, with a
karst terrain.
These eolianites are
actually the type locality, and
formed during interglaciations (i...
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Holocene eolianite and a
carbonate beach on Long Island, Bahamas...
- with
titles containing Aeolian All
pages with
titles containing Eolian Eolianite, a
sandstone formed from wind-transported
sediment Aeolia (disambiguation)...
- an
aeolian quartz sandstone with
carbonate cement, in
other words an
eolianite or a
calcarenite (calcareous
sandstone or grainstone),
found on the Levantine...
- this
period the
climate became drier.
Around 20,000–40,000
years ago,
eolianite sand
dunes began to form in the
north of the basin. The area of Lake Chad...
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Eolianite carbonate facies (Holocene) on Long Island, Bahamas...
- dune systems, and
given time and the
right conditions these may form
eolianite ridges, but
other than that
there is
little to give a
sandplain any topographical...
