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Longitudinal ripple marks in mud and sand

L.M.J.U. van Straaten

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Abstract Longitudinal ripple marks on the tidal mud flats of the shallow Wadden Zee off the Netherlands coast are oriented parallel to the predominant direction of tidal currents and are thoughtto be the product of combined wave and current action.

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Abstract Longitudinal ripple marks on the tidal mud flats of the shallow Wadden Zee off the Netherlands coast are oriented parallel to the predominant direction of tidal currents and are thoughtto be the product of combined wave and current action.

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Abstract Longitudinal ripple marks on the tidal mud flats of the shallow Wadden Zee off the Netherlands coast are oriented parallel to the predominant direction of tidal currents and are thoughtto be the product of combined wave and current action.

Key concepts: Geology, Ripple marks, Ripple, Mining engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Seismology, Engineering, Electrical engineering

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