
Angle of internal friction: A rock or material property that refers to its ability to
Angle of internal friction: A rock or material property that refers to its ability to
Advective fluid flow: The flow of fluids through a porous medium; in this case only
See also the companion Glossary of Petrography and Petrology Absolute zero: The theoretical temperature, measured
See companion glossaries: Geochemistry and diagenesis Paleontology Sedimentary facies and processes Actinolite: see Tremolite Aegirine
Companion glossaries Abyssal plain: The deepest parts of the oceans at 4000-8000 m, covering 83%
Companion glossaries Angle of repose: The natural slope of loose, cohesionless sedimentary particles (sand, gravel)
Companion glossaries Ablation: The removal of ice and snow by melting, evaporation, wind erosion, sublimation
Henry Darcy’s pivotal experiments with sand-filled tubes (in 1856) established an empirical relationship between hydraulic
Forearc basins are kinematically linked to accretionary prisms. Forearc basins and accretionary prisms are
Some terminology for Thrust faults, duplexes, imbricate fans, and fold-thrust belts. Thrusts are reverse faults