By the time of their arrival in the region, however, the local Aryan peoples had become intermixed with Asiatic peoples.
These so-called stratified parent materials can yield soils with intermixed geologic layering and soil horizons as occurs in southeastern England, where soils forming atop chalk bedrock layers are themselves overlain by soil layers formed on both loess and clay materials that have been modified by dissolution of the chalk below.
The fur is short and dense with a few intermixed longer hairs.
In the vicinity of Porto-Novo, the Goun (Gun) and the Yoruba (known in Pobé and Kétou as Nago, or Nagot) are so intermixed as to be hardly distinguishable.
Brazil's soils form a vast and intermixed pattern.
The moon appears to be composed of equal parts water ice and rocky material, intermixed with small amounts of frozen methane.
The question of how India's deeply intermixed and profoundly syncretic culture unravelled so quickly has spawned a vast literature.
Noncombatants and the various shades of opposition, resistance and rebellion "are so intermixed that it is not feasible to discern where the boundary between the civilians and opposition forces lie," the official said, adding: "There are also those civilians entitled to protection that may be armed in order to protect their families, homes, businesses, and communities.
In the debut episode, the breathtaking Alaskan landscapes were cannily intermixed with vignettes showcasing the star's ostensibly model kids and husband, her charming dad, the villainous lamestream media (represented by Palin's unwanted neighbor, the journalist Joe McGinniss), and the heroic Rupert Murdoch media (represented by an off-screen Bill O'Reilly).
Their subsequent affair triggers a wave of obsessive anger in Charlotte, intermixed with complicated feelings of gratitude and friendship.
If both the early modern human groups and the early intermixed Neanderthals went completely extinct, then this was still ultimately a failed expansion," he added.
