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String bog
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A peatland with roughly parallel, narrow ridges of peat dominated by peat vegetation interspersed with slight depressions, many of which contain shallow pools. the ridges are at right angles to low (< 2o) slopes. they are typically 1 to 3 m wide, up to 1 m high and may be over 1 km long. the ridges are slightly elevated and are better drained allowing shrubs and trees to grow. they are best developed in areas of discontinuous permafrost. nrc
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Bog, шведский
Bog, английский
- Wet, soft, and spongy ground, where the soil is composed mainly of decayed and decaying vegetable matter.
- A marsh, or a tract of land, which from its form and impermeable bottom retains stagnant water. (see quagmire.)
- Beach operations group.
Bog (på fartyg), шведский
Bog house, английский
A synonym for outhouse.
Bog iron, английский
Bog iron ore, английский
Bog lake; bog, английский
Bog lake; stagnant lake, английский
Bog lime, английский
Bog manganese, английский
Bog mine ore, английский
Bog muck, английский
Bog oak, английский
Bog ore, английский
Bog peat, английский
Bog plant, английский
A plant which lives continuously in wet soil, but not in stagnant water.
Bogʻ, узбекский
Bog-mine ore, английский
Bogaert, английский
Bogan, английский
Person of questionable upbringing. example that guy is a bogan. imagine wearing acid-washed jeans and moccasins to this resaurant.
Bogart, английский
If you hog something example i didnt bogart my girlfriend so that later on i could pass her around like everyone else
Vegetation, английский
- A growth on a membrane, e.g. on the cusps of valves in the heart
- Растительный покров
Discontinuous, английский
A прерывистый morpheme
Permafrost, английский
- Permanently frozen soil, subsoil, or other deposits in arctic or subarctic regions.
- A permanently frozen soil.
- Вечная мерзлота, многолетняя криолитозона; многолетнемёрзлый грунт
- Ground, soil, or rock that remains at or below 0o c for at least two years. it is defined on the basis of temperature and is not necessarily frozen. compare - continuous permafrost, discontinuous permafrost, sporadic permafrost, thaw-stable permafrost, thaw sensitive permafrost. nrc
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Structural bench, английский
A platform-like, nearly level to gently inclined erosional surface developed on resistant strata in areas where valleys are cut in alternating strong and weak layers with an essentially horizontal attitude. structural benches are bedrock controlled, and in contrast to stream terraces, have no geomorphic implication of former, partial erosion cycles and base-level controls, nor do they represent a stage of floodplain development following an episode of valley trenching. compare - pediment, ledge; see scarp. hp
Strike valley, английский
A subsequent valley eroded in, and developed parallel to the strike of, underlying weak strata, such as a cuesta; a valley that commonly, but not necessarily contains a stream valley. sw & gg
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