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Kalahari valley calcretes: their nature, origins, and environmental significance
David Nash
, S.J. McLaren
University of Brighton
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Calcrete
100%
Environmental Significance
100%
Groundwater
26%
Pedogenic Calcrete
13%
Pedogenic
13%
Micromorphology
13%
Phreatic
13%
Oxford
6%
Botswana
6%
Trunk
6%
Thin Section
6%
Geomorphological Setting
6%
Petrology
6%
Petrological Characteristics
6%
Pore Filling
6%
Cement Type
6%
Micrite
6%
Grain Coating
6%
Scanning Electron Microscope
6%
Development Mode
6%
Geological Record
6%
Near-surface Environment
6%
Biological Input
6%
Evaporation Rate
6%
Kalahari Sands
6%
International Association
6%
Separate Control
6%
Dry Valleys
6%
Vadose
6%
Carbonate Matrix
6%
Matrix Classes
6%
Fluvial Channel
6%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Calcrete
100%
Micromorphology
11%
Holocene
5%
Near-Surface Geology
5%
Botswana
5%
Petrography
5%
Micrite
5%
Geological Record
5%