There are lacustrine deposits of freshwater or supersaline type.
See inland water ecosystem for information on lacustrine life-forms.
Marco Alfredo, president of the Mexican Association of Hydro-engineers, also advocates a return to the city's lacustrine origins.
These layers reflect alternations of marine, brackish, lacustrine, and terrestrial environments of deposition.
The loose lacustrine subsoils proved particularly detrimental during the disaster as they shifted, or "liquefied," beneath building foundations.
That less-arid climatic conditions formerly prevailed is demonstrated by occasional terraces of thick alluvial and lacustrine deposits.
It is underlaid by lacustrine sediments of the glacial Lake Agassiz and is the flattest land in the interior plains.
Their floors are relatively flat, owing in large part to volcanic deposition and marine or lacustrine sedimentation.
Striated cobbles, glacio-fluvial deposits, and varved (deposited in still water) lacustrine (lake) sediments occur over large areas of present-day South America, Africa, India, Australia, and Antarctica.
There appears to have been a major division between peoples adapted to a riverine environment in the south and those adapted to the lacustrine resources of the north.
Other basins ranging from Montana to New Mexico accumulated similar but thinner packages of nonmarine fluvial and lacustrine sediments rich in fossil mammals and fish.
