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... sand. the wind because of their mutual coherence , and if they are picked up they tend to be lifted high into the air . Only where clays are aggregated into particles of sand size , as on the Gulf Coast of ... Sand Sheets and Sand Dunes 209.
... sand. the wind because of their mutual coherence , and if they are picked up they tend to be lifted high into the air . Only where clays are aggregated into particles of sand size , as on the Gulf Coast of ... Sand Sheets and Sand Dunes 209.
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... sand seas are there extensive continuous areas of dunes . There are usually many corridors of firm sand sheet or desert floor on which travel is easy and routes often follow these in a tortu- ous pattern . The ... Sand Sheets and Sand Dunes.
... sand seas are there extensive continuous areas of dunes . There are usually many corridors of firm sand sheet or desert floor on which travel is easy and routes often follow these in a tortu- ous pattern . The ... Sand Sheets and Sand Dunes.
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... sand grains are , however , still poorly sorted in these rocks . Submarine sandstones are common as river - channel sands , tidal - channel sands , and shallow submarine sands swept by unidirectional currents . Mature sandstones are ...
... sand grains are , however , still poorly sorted in these rocks . Submarine sandstones are common as river - channel sands , tidal - channel sands , and shallow submarine sands swept by unidirectional currents . Mature sandstones are ...
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