- In geoscience,
paleosol (
palaeosol in
Great Britain and Australia) is an
ancient soil that
formed in the past. The
definition of the term in
geology and...
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Patrick A. (1994). "Rottnest
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localised occurrence of microfossils) the
development of
histic and
spodic palaeosols,
fossil soils which are
typical of a
tropical humid climate with more...
- the
Mediterranean flora.
Fossilized leaves of olea were
found in the
palaeosols of the
volcanic Gr****
island of
Santorini and
dated to
about 37,000 BP...
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outback consist of clay
soils the
majority has
exceedingly infertile palaeosols. Riversleigh, in Queensland, is one of Australia's most
renowned fossil...
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across the Permian-Tri****ic
boundary is not, however, universal, as some
palaeosol evidence indicates a
wettening of the
local climate during the transition...
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chronostratigraphy of
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