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Abstract Loess deposits in China commonly contain well-developed transverse ridges (TRs), which are transverse to the transport direction of the loess.
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Excavations of loess profiles in the Malan loess section, northern Loess Plateau, China, exposed an unusual charcoal layer (CL) with rich sediments, a sharp upper boundary, and an age of about 12.8 thousand years (ka) BP.
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Transverse ridges are arcuate-shaped mounds with transverse orientations that occur along shorelines. They are very common along shorelines in the low- and mid-latitudes.
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Ridges are defined as elongated elevations on the Earth's surface, often formed by the folding of the crust or by depositional processes.
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Ridge: A long, relatively narrow elevation of the sea floor with steep sides. Ridges are typically formed by the accretion of sediment or volcanic material.
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The Diamantina River is a major river system in central Australia. It rises in the Central Highlands of Queensland and flows west across the arid Channel Country to Lake Eyre in South Australia.
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1 Introduction Transverse ridges are three-dimensional morphological features that are common on sandy coasts around the world.
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The orientations of foresets and topsets within trough cross-bedded sets are compared for sediments deposited at different depths on the continental shelf to the north of New Zealand.
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https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00288306.1988.10426276
Transverse ridges are transient morphological features that form due to the interaction between waves, currents and sediment on sandy beaches.
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Bedforms are common features in many geophysical flows. In coastal environments, bedforms appear in various shapes, sizes, and organizations determined by the interplay between flow, sediment, and morphology.
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