- 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...
- laterally. The
oldest formation, Owl's Hole, is
capped by a
terra rosa
paleosoil, as is the
Grotto Beach,
unless eroded. The
Grotto Beach Formation is...
- not
change much. The
wetter climate led to the
formation of the
Halalee paleosoil in the Afar region. In East Africa, the AHP led to
improved environmental...
-
hydrocarbons (both gas and oil) may be the
microbial mats and
mangrove paleosoils,
found in the
sabkha sequence, that have a
total organic carbon of up...
-
horst and
tectonic gaben.
Several outcrops of the so-called "terra rossa"
paleosoils were also found,
including at
Castello Cabiaglio-Orino, a
dozen of kilometers...
- for this.
Increased weathering from the
enhanced runoff formed thick paleosoil enriched with
carbonate nodules (Microcodium like), and this suggests...
- 2004; Nelle, 2002). The
study of
charcoal of
sedimentary origin (soils,
paleosoils or
sedimentary deposit)
provides essentially palaeoenvironmental information...
- The
Saxonian facies consists of
sandstone over
quartz conglomerate, and
paleosoils. The
sandstone almost entirely consists of
rounded quartz grains. Rock...
-
successive floods with
scarce root traces,
while plant remnants are common;
Paleosoils with sp****
traces of
plant roots and
remains of
floating plants of highly...
-
within a
carbonate platform:
bordering supratidal redbeds,
based on
rooted paleosoils (modern
example from
Shark Bay);
coastal Sebkha (modern
example at Imlily...
