The slow, imperceptible movement of water-saturated soil and debris from a slope deposit from higher to lower elevations. In periglacial areas, the upper layers of the deposit move over the frozen layer, a common process [Anderson: 1906, Flint & Skinner: 1974]. The Latin words solum means soil and fluere means flow. Source: Asakura Publishing Dictionary of Petrology Information |
水に飽和した斜面堆積物の土壌や岩屑が,高い場所から低い場所へ目で感知できないほどに緩慢に移動すること.氷河周辺(periglacial area)では上部層が凍結した層の上に移動することは普通に起こる過程である[Anderson : 1906, Flint & Skinner : 1974].ラテン語のsolumは土壌,fluereは流れの意味. 出典 朝倉書店岩石学辞典について 情報 |
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