Two major Mercia Mudstone Group facies associations are distinguished here in NW Somerset: A) Lacustrine facies and B) Fluvial-colluvial siliciclastic facies (features summarized in Table 1). The ...

The nickname is almost as old as the cream city bricks themselves. “The name came into popular use in the 1850s,” Gurda said.

Researchers compared the fossil to over 400 flowering plant families and found no match, suggesting it belongs to an unknown ...

It has an impressive 188,000 lakes, covering about 10% of its land. This makes Finland a top lacustrine country, attracting both geography fans and travelers. The lakes in Finland are not just ...

This project involved the study of modern processes in a high arctic glacial-fluvial-lacustrine system and the investigation of longer term and high resolution climate change reconstructed from lake ...

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However, tidewater glaciers aren’t the only type of glacier that calve. The ends of lacustrine, or lake, glaciers also break off periodically. Such glaciers gouge depressions in the ground, and those ...

As a condition of using these data, you must cite the use of this data set. Such a practice gives credit to data set producers and advances principles of transparency and reproducibility. Other ...

Malawi is a gigantic crevice. It filled with river water and fish — and these then changed, evolved and adapted to suit their new, lacustrine environment. And it’s big. Malawi is the ninth largest ...

The series of “Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps“ comprises a selection of 111 of the almost 1,000 known archaeological pile dwelling stations in the six countries surrounding the Alps.