10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COLLUVIA»
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colluvia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
colluvia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Landslides: Evaluation and Stabilization/Glissement de ...
For example, colluvia could be formed by integral blocks that detach from the
slope, by removal of small particles caused by the superficial water flow, or by
soil masses detached in a non-aggregated form. The colluvium could be also a
result ...
W. Lacerda, Mauricio Ehrlich, S.A.B. Fontoura, 2004
2
Palaeoecology of Africa and the Surrounding Islands: ...
The colluvia occur mainly as laterally extended aprons, but may occur as isolated
fans. The sediment source areas (drainage catchments) are small, and the
slopes are generally steep. The colluvial sediments are mainly accumulations
from ...
3
Ecosystem Organization of a Complex Landscape: Long-Term ...
... 14 Gleyi-cumulic Anthrosols / loamy colluvia above peat / ss - vs 15 Gleyi-
cumulic Anthrosols / sandy colluvia deposite above peat / ss-vs 16 Hapii-cumulic
Anthrosols / loamy colluvia / ss 17 Hapii-cumulic Anthrosols / sandy colluvia / ss
18 ...
Otto Fränzle, Ludger Kappen, Hans-Peter Blume, 2008
4
Very Soft Organic Clay Applied for Road Embankment: ...
Many forms of mass movement in the Carpathians have colluvia composed of
rock blocks. Analyses of variability of structural discontinuities (joints, faults,
bedding planes) and their orientation in these colluvia, enable determination of
type of ...
5
Revista brasileira de geociências: órgão da Sociedade ...
l l r 1 Table 1 — "C ages of paleosols and peat-rich dep0,rir.r in the Campos do
Jorddo Plateau Sample number material depth cm laboratory number age (“C yr
BP) CJ231b paleosol ll A1, buried by Cm colluvia 103 Beta Analytic 128 173 18 ...
Analysis of material from Itaborai by the silt-clay method - developed by
Wambeke (1962) in Central Africa for tropical soils (Fig.7) - produced results
which conflicted with the values expected from the stratigraphic position of the
colluvia.
Hugo Daniel Yacobaccio, Daniel E. Olivera, 2006
7
Alluvial Archaeology in Europe: Proceedings of an ...
The transversal cross section of the small, dry valley near the Biala site: (a)
glacial till; (b) loess; (c) older colluvia; (d & f) chernozem fossil soil; (e & g) yellow
colluvia; (h) youngest soil. richer in its silt-clay fraction (0.02-0.006 mm) than the
local ...
Andrew J. Howard, M.G. Macklin, D.G. Passmore, 2003
8
Earthquake-Induced Landslides: Proceedings of the ...
... aquiclude and can locally also act as an aquifer. Limited piezometric
measurements from sites covered by thick colluvia indicated groundwater levels
at considerable depths, often close to the mudstone substratum interface (
Wasowski et al.
Keizo Ugai, Hiroshi Yagi, Akihiko Wakai, 2012
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A comparative estimate of the mineral and Mosaical ...
The proposition, that, if the animal bodies and the mineral colluvia of the sea-bed
had been drifted in together, '-' the former would probably have been distributed
coex- " tensively with tlie latter," is evidently a proposition of theory, founded ...
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Physical Geography: Hydrosphere
Vertical movement (A) Fall (of earth materials from very steep slopes like steep
scarps and cliffs) On the basis of materials (a) rockfalls (b) earthfalls (of alluvia,
soils, colluvia) (c) debrisfall (soils, alluvia, colluvia, vegetation and human ...
