Aeolian Sedimentation
Aeolian Sedimentation is the process of sediment deposition by wind-driven transport of particulate matter, distinguished from other sedimentary processes by its exclusive reliance on atmospheric currents to entrain, transport, and deposit detrital material, typically in arid or semi-arid environments.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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