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fluviatile
adjective
Of, pertaining to, or produced by rivers; fluvial
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Fluviatile sediments are found to the west.
Fluviatile sediments, deposited by water under flash-flood conditions, have been identified, and these are correlated to alluvial sediments of broad coastal flats.
The river crab of southern Europe (the Lenten crab, Potamon fluviatile) is an example of the freshwater crabs abundant in most of the warmer regions of the world.
The most important processes include waterfall action, damming by sediment deposition from a tributary (fluviatile dams), sediment deposition in river deltas, damming by tidal transport of sediments upstream, changes in the configuration of river channels (e.g., oxbow lakes and levee lakes), and solution of subsurface rocks by groundwater.
They may be borne at the tips of green shoots (E. hyemale, E. kansanum), at the tips of nongreen shoots that become green after the spores have been shed (E. fluviatile, E. sylvaticum), or on special nongreen branches that wither and die after the spores have been shed (E. arvense, E. talmateia).
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