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Mima mound

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Mima mound [′mē·mə ‚mau̇nd]
(geography)
A circular or oval domelike structure composed of loose silt and soil that is believed to be generated by a combination of geomorphic processes and burrowing by animals; found in northwest North America, Africa, and southern South America.


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Mima mounds -- rounded piles of soil standing as high as 3 meters--appear clustered in diverse spots around the world and "may have generated a greater variety of hypotheses than any other geologic feature," says Charles G.
 
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