Paleosol is a buried soil profile that formed under past environmental conditions and has been subsequently preserved by sedimentation or other geological processes, serving as a proxy indicator of ancient climates, ecosystems, and landscape evolution.
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Greg H. Mack, W. Calvin James, H. Curtis Monger · Geological Society of America Bulletin · 1993 · 607 citations
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Waco, United States
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