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English: Cryoturbation: Also known as periglacial processes, ice in soil can lead to dramatic warping and mixing of sediment layers.
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By Bretwood Higman, Andrew Mattox, Ground Truth Trekking Read more: http://www.groundtruthtrekking.org/photo/cryoturbation_1/#ixzz47DttOKQe |
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