Aeolian Dunes is a sedimentary structure defined as a wind-formed, elongated ridge or mound of aeolian sediment, differentiated from other sedimentary accumulations by its genesis through aeolian processes and its characteristic internal cross-bedding architecture.
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Eolian Dunes
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AEOLIAN BEDFORMS—THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND ORIGINS
Ian Gordon Wilson · Sedimentology · 1972 · 330 citations
Bedform climbing in theory and nature
David M. Rubin, Ralph E. Hunter · Sedimentology · 1982 · 285 citations
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