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paleosol
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paleosol [′pāl·ē·ə‚sȯl]
(geology)
A soil horizon that formed on the surface during the geologic past, that is, an ancient soil. Also known as buried soil; fossil soil.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] SUMMARY Paleosols are an important tool in interpreting Quaternary stratigraphic sequences.
International year of planet earth 4. Utilizing paleosols in ... by Rutter, Nat / Geoscience Canada
Soils at Dunn's Woods are part of the Crider-Urban complex, a well-drained silt loam layered over glacial paleosols with an underlying limestone residuum (Thomas 1981).
Soil bacterial community structure under exotic versus native ... by Swedo, Barbara L.; Glinka, Clare; Rollo, David R.; Reynolds, Heather L. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
We used radiocarbon ages from dune paleosols and OSL ages from sands below dune surfaces to construct a chronology of dune growth and migration for the same area.
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