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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «OROGENETICALLY»
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Plantation Technology in Tropical Forest Science
Between these two continental shelves, orogenetically active and unstable areas
such as Sulawesi, Timor and the Philippines were present. Symington and others
believe that Dipterocarpaceae developed in the western part of Borneo during ...
K. Suzuki, Katsuaki Ishii, S. Sakurai, 2006
2
Acta Universitatis Carolinae: Geographica
The geomorphological features of Quaternary sediments in this orographical
profile are closely connected with complicated and extremely dynamic relief
development in this orogenetically active region of the Nepal Himalayas.
Geological and ...
3
Geomorphology of the Tropics
One should note, though, that bedrocks of identical mineral- ogical composition,
but orogenetically reworked in tropical fold mountains in the recent past, are
excellent suppliers of well-eroding gravel. Sand, being the most important and
stable ...
Alfred Wirthmann, D. Busche, 2000
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High Performance Computing in Science and Engineering ' 07: ...
Generation of LIPs is episodically distributed over the time axis of the Earth's
history. LIP volcanism was dominant during the Alpidic orogenesis,in contrast to
the MORB volcanism in the orogenetically somewhat more quiet period of today.
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Multiscale Potential Theory: With Applications to Geoscience
... the contributions to the frequencies and, therefore, the frequencies themselves
are spatially changing (at least in significant way for tectonically and
orogenetically dynamic areas of the Earth). In fact, the space evolution of the
frequencies is ...
Willi Freeden, Volker Michel, 2004
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High Performance Computing in Science and Engineering ' 08: ...
We believe that this water generates the orogenetically active backarc belt.
Nevertheless, the very active thrust faults of the Subandean Ranges show that
the westward movement of the Brazilian shield has a large influence especially in
the ...
7
Abstracts of papers submitted for seven meetings with which ...
Trace-element maxima in intermediate phases of magmatic series (which may be
orogenetically significant) are not simulated in the body, except in the case of Pb,
which reaches 30 ppm in the rhyodacite, compared to 9 ppm elsewhere.
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The Plant Diversity of Malesia
The Kinabalu example indicates the likelihood that rapid speciation may be
occurring in orogenetically active montane environments throughout the tropics,
not just the Neotropics as emphasised by Gentry (1989). A likely scenario for ...
Cornelis Gijsbert Gerrit Jan Steenis, P. Baas, K. Kalkman, 1990
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Proceedings of the Section of Sciences
The Molucca-orogen showing at least two orogenetic cycles, few oversaturated
igneous rocks and as far we know at present no well developed magmatic cycles,
may be typified as an orogenetically perhaps well developed but magmatically ...
Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen. Afdeling Natuurkunde, 1933
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Meddelelser Om Grønland
In most places the orogenetically active tracts lie below the present exposure-
level and beyond the coast in the northernmost part. The western border of the
belt can be seen in the westernmost Gaaseland (70° N. Lat.) where an inlier
exposes ...
