These zones referred as sedimentary basins (Fig. 5) or swamp zones, suggesting low-density materials.
There are still the prospects for volatility to return, analysts caution, because of persistent worries that a wave of sovereign and banking defaults will swamp the euro zone.
geomorphological tropes, such as delta buildings, meandering rivers, backwater swamps, and tidal zones (among others).
The nations of the Middle East no longer purchase arms as they once did, and, during the cold war, Communist countries dumped tens of millions of assault rifles into conflict zones, swamping markets that remain flooded today.
Big Vasyuganskoye swamp located in the taiga zone of Western Siberia.
Gabor Figeczky, the director of WWF Hungary, said the site was all the more vulnerable because it was in a swamp in an earthquake-prone zone.
In 2011, however, he changed course, allowing the palm oil company PT Kallista Alam to develop a peat swamp inside the Tripa conservation zone, home to endangered Sumatran orangutans.
Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which is assisting in the lawsuit, went so far as to call the undesirable zone a "censorship swamp".
The Green-throated Mango prefers coastal areas including mangroves, swamp forests, and semi-wooded zones.
The area that will be swamped is called the inundation zone; within it, tsunamis are essentially unsurvivable.
