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Alteration of paleosols after burialre is reconstituted by the growth of new crystals. Destruction of primary features of soils and imposition of metamorphic foliation, schistosity, and crystalline texture limit the interpretation of paleosols. However, many diagnostic features of paleosols such as root traces, soil horizons, and soil

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Models of soil formation human use of the landscape. In contrast, soils also can be viewed as open systems, as energy transformers, and as environmental products (Fig. 8.1). Each of these different views of soils, as detailed below, elicits different kinds of research questions, experiments, and observations.

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Time as a factor on concentric moraines dumped successively by retreating glaciers (Burke & Birkeland 1979). Chrono-sequence studies are also useful for estimating rates of deformation and recurrence intervals of earthquakes along faults. The security of large permanent engineering works, such as dams and nuclear p

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