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diamicton
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diamicton [dī·ə′mik‚tän]
(petrology)
A nonlithified diamictite. Also known as symmicton.
diamicton
In ancient Roman architecture, a type of masonry wall construction having a hollow cavity filled with broken material of every description. diamond-bond pattern Same as diaperwork.
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diamict, mixtite, symmictite, tilloid, rhythmite; see Schermerhorn, 1966).
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Waterlain glacial diamicton along the Palivere ice-marginal zone on ... by Kalm, Volli; Kadastik, Ene / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
 
 
 
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