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THE INFLUENCE OF DUST ON SOILS DURING THE QUATERNARY
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THE INFLUENCE OF DUST ON SOILS DURING THE QUATERNARY
THE INFLUENCE OF DUST ON SOILS DURING THE QUATERNARY
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D. H. Yaalon
D. H. Yaalon
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E. Ganor
E. Ganor
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1 September 1973
journal article
research article
Published by
Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
in
Soil Science
Vol. 116
(3)
,
146-155
https://doi.org/10.1097/00010694-197309000-00003
Abstract
The phenomenon of addition of eolian mineral particles to soils during their genesis modifies the classic concept of soil development from underlying parent materials. Numerous evidences have been reported of the presence in many soils of dust particles that had been transported relatively short or very long distances by wind. Three categories of soils are considered in this paper: (a) soils only slightly modified by eolian increments, (b) soils in which the process of soil genesis has been significantly influenced by eolian additions, and (c) soils developed from two or more strata, always including a thin surface eolian deposit overlying a contrasting substratum. © Williams & Wilkins 1973. All Rights Reserved.
Keywords
SOILS
ADDITION OF EOLIAN
DUST
SLIGHTLY
WILLIAMS
SUBSTRATUM
WIND
QUATERNARY
OVERLYING
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