Sentence examples for whose sediments from inspiring English sources

The first scenario is found at Monte Hermoso cliff, whose sediments contain fossil remains of the autochthonous South American fauna.

Devils Lake, Wisconsin is a rare example of a lake from this region whose sediments extend into the Pleistocene and may include the Last Glacial Maximum.

During the Messinian, trans-tensional tectonics led to the formation of a basin whose sediments reached the major thickness in the central portion of the embayment.

This suggests that the sandstone may not have been transported by waning traction flows whose sediment thickness decreases with the transporting distance (Shanmugam 2012).

The exception was musk compounds, whose sediment influx was fairly steady from the 1950s to the mid-1990s.

Sediment magnetic, geochemical, pollen, and charcoal records were generated from a 10 m core whose basal sediments may be 28,000 years old.

But the effects could be felt locally, he says, as would be the case for Alaska, whose offshore sediments contained the most oil in the assessment.

In this paper, we investigate the case of the Bakhadda dam in western Algeria, whose dredged sediments can be valorised as an eco-geo-material for building construction in the form of compressed earth blocks (CEB).

Modern marine carbonate sediments, whose formation is favoured by warm, shallow water, are presently being deposited in a broad band straddling the Equator.

For example, river currents and some submarine gravity flows generate sediments whose flaky and prismatic constituent particles have long or short axes parallel with one another to produce an oriented fabric.

There were also pollen from lake muds and microfossils from ocean sediments, whose species and abundance reflect temperature.