drumlinoid

drumlinoid

[′drəm·lə‚nȯid]
(geology)
rock drumlin
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Silurian dolomites in the north and Devonian sandstones in the south are covered by Weichselian glacial deposits, forming northwest-southeast oriented and morphologically clearly expressed drumlins and drumlinoid ridges (Fig.
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Other authors have described these ridges as drumlins or drumlinoid in form but recognize that they are not the classie shape (1).
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