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THE DISCOVERY OF MICROTEKTITE IN LOESS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE

袁宝印, 赵惠敏, 张家云

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Ⅰ. RESEARCHED PROFILEIn China, the most detailed study on loess was carried out in the Heimugou loess profile located at Luochuan County, Shaanxi Province, where the loess has a thickness of 135m. According to the lithologic character, loess of this section can be divided into Pouto loess, Malan loess, Lishi loess and Wucheng loess. The layer of red clay, 15m

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Ⅰ. RESEARCHED PROFILEIn China, the most detailed study on loess was carried out in the Heimugou loess profile located at Luochuan County, Shaanxi Province, where the loess has a thickness of 135m. According to the lithologic character, loess of this section can be divided into Pouto loess, Malan loess, Lishi loess and Wucheng loess. The layer of red clay, 15m

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Ⅰ. RESEARCHED PROFILEIn China, the most detailed study on loess was carried out in the Heimugou loess profile located at Luochuan County, Shaanxi Province, where the loess has a thickness of 135m. According to the lithologic character, loess of this section can be divided into Pouto loess, Malan loess, Lishi loess and Wucheng loess. The layer of red clay, 15m

Key concepts: Loess, Geology, Lithology, Loess plateau, China, Geomorphology, Geochemistry, Soil science

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