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solifluction including gelifluction. One
explanation holds that
terracettes are
formed when
saturated soil
particles expand, then
contract as they...
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death since they can only go in one direction. The
formation of
terracettes has been
attributed to
gouger activity.
Gougers are said to have migrated...
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subsequently emphasised by
cattle and
sheep walking along them,
these terracettes (commonly
known as
sheep tracks) were
formed by the
movement of soil...
- temperatures,
inching its way
towards the
bottom of the
slope forming terracettes.
Landslides are
often preceded by soil
creep accompanied with soil sloughing—loose...
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Terracettes above Kingston near Lewes...
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elevation than all
immediately adjacent points Terrace – A step-like
landform Terracette –
Small natural step-arranged soil
ridges on
hillsides Vale – Low area...
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deposited in an
unsorted pile of
sediment as the ice
begins to retreat.
terracette One of a
series of
regularly spaced, horizontal, step-like
ridges forming...
- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Catstep or cat step may
refer to:
Terracette, a type of landform,
colloquially known as
catstep Cat step (Indonesian...
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slopes break to meet the
acidic plateau top.
There are anthills,
cattle terracettes and some
years dark
green fritillary, the rare silver-spotted skipper...
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chalkpit south of The Gote, (TQ 348 132). The
slopes have well-formed
sheep terracettes (ridges). Home and
Western Brow lie east of
Ditchling Beacon where the...
