- sandworm]
appeared to be more than half a
league long, and the rise of the
sandwave at its
cresting head was like the
approach of a mountain. Herbert, Frank...
- its
northern margin as well as King
Island itself.
Subaqueous dunes (
sandwaves) and
tidal current ridges cover approximately 6,000 km2 (2,300 sq mi)...
- sand, till and clays, with the
overlying gravel or sand
seabed including sandwaves, with the
average water depth of 25 to 30
metres (82 to 98 ft). In 2013...
-
Flagstones (2018), for
organ fiaili ceoil (2019), for
piano Stone Bell and
Sandwave (2020), for
piano Choral works Two
Akhmatova Settings (Anna Akhmatova)...
-
England as an
important geological site,
which has the best
exposure of
sandwave facies of the
Coralline Crag Formation.
Fossils of many
bryozoan species...
-
Natural England as
especially notable for its
excellent exposure of the
sandwave facies of the
Coralline Crag, but it has very few fossils,
which have been...
-
Natural Beauty. This pit
exposes a 3.5
metres (11 feet)
section of the
sandwave facies of the
Pliocene Coralline Crag Formation. It has many
bryozoan fossils...
- T.; Schneider, P. M.; Baker, E. K. (1988). Currents,
sedimentation and
sandwave migration in the
Great North East
Channel and
Adolphus Channel areas of...
-
England as an
important geological site,
which has the best
exposure of
sandwave facies of the
Coralline Crag Formation.
Fossils of many
bryozoan species...
- A.; Homewood, P. (1984). "Evolution and
mechanics of a
Miocene tidal sandwave". Sedimentology. 31 (1): 63–81. Bibcode:1984Sedim..31...63A. doi:10.1111/j...
