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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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Additionally, a second diamicton unit (referred to as the lower till) crops out below the upper till.
A surficial diamicton on many of the kames previously described as till is observed in gravel-pit exposures to exhibit characteristics of debris-flow deposits.
Additionally, small plastic canisters were driven into a freshly exposed profile at 10 cm intervals from the surface of the profile to the underlying glacial diamicton.
 
 
 
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