Definition of Minibasins. Meaning of Minibasins. Synonyms of Minibasins

- Tiwanaku were the qochas. These are sunken regions of land also known as minibasins connected by a system of canals. These were used as agricultural fields...
- salt's weak surface does not easily transmit stress. The observation of minibasins (small sedimentary basins) and other features have suggested that the...
- surrounded by minibasins with contrasting facies, at the N the Takrakart minibasin hosts subtidal marine sediments, while the S M'Semrir minibasin shows more...
- the deepwater Gulf of Mexico: intrusive plumes, canopy-margin thrusts, minibasin triggers and allochthonous fragments". In Vining B.A.; Pickering S.C....
- environment in a hot semiarid paleoclimate. The formation crops out in two minibasins, the Lima Campos and eponymous Malhada Vermelha Basins. The 500 to 800...
- or Regensburg. The deposition of the shales where delimited to several minibasins, including the Southwest German Basin, a hemipelagic deposit, with the...
- cross-cut by transverse faults, separating the various west-to-east minibasins. These minibasins showed a deepening trend from the Gulf of Biscay to the Mediterranean...
- approximately 53 to 50 Ma. The formation is restricted to the Itaboraí Basin, a minibasin of 1 square kilometre (0.39 sq mi) around the city of Itaboraí, 34 kilometres...
- ****ociations within the Agua de la Piedra Formation may represent the infill of minibasins in the forming foreland of the Andes. Sedimentary loading can enhance...
- of the Los Angeles Basin. The formation was deposited in a series of minibasins between the San Gabriel and San Andreas Faults. The Vasquez Formation...