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GeoWord of the DayThe GeoWord of the Day is a free service of the American Geosciences Institute. All of the terms and definitions are from the Glossary of Geology, 5th Edition Revised. Today's GeoWordstratification [snow] Layering in a mass of snow, firn, or ice; it is caused by discontinuous deposition, by sedimentation of different kinds of snow, by accumulation of rock dust during summer periods, or by the development of layers of depth hoar at times of rapid changes in temperature. Brought to you by: Recent GeoWordsthin outthreshold [geochem] vincentite fatty acid sinuous rille blue ice gongylodont Romanian Weber's line Subscribe/Unsubscribe to GeoWord of the DayTo receive GeoWord of the Day by EMail, please enter your EMail address below and click on Subscribe. |
 
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