Formative Elements For Names Of Great Groups And Their Connotation Flashcards by Diane Dimaculangan Ramos | Brainscape

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acr

A

extreme weathering

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agr

A

agric horizon

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alb

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albic horizon

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and

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ando-like

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anthr

A

anthropic epipedon

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aqu

A

wetness

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arg

A

argillic horizon

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calc

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calcic horizon

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camb

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cambic horizon

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chrom

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high chroma

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cry

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cold

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dur

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duripan

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dystr, dys

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low base saturation

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eutr, eu

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high base saturation

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ferr

A

iron

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frag

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fragipan

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fragloss

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see frag and gloss

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gibbs

A

gibbsite

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gloss

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tongued

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hal

A

salty

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hapl

A

minimum horizon

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hum

A

humus

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hydr

A

water

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lou, lu

A

illuvial

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moll

A

mollic epipedon

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nadur

A

see natr and dur

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natr

A

natric horizon

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ochr

A

ochric epipedon

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pale

A

old development

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pell

A

low chroma

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plac

A

thin pan

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plag

A

plaggen horizon

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plinth

A

plinthite

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quartz

A

high quartz

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rend

A

rendzina-like

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rhod

A

dark-red colors

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sal

A

salic horizon

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sider

A

free iron oxides

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sphagno

A

sphagnum moss

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torr

A

usually dry

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trop

A

continually warm

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ud

A

humid climates

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umbr

A

umbric epipedon

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ust

A

dry climate, usually hot in summer

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verm

A

wormy, mixed by animals

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vitr

A

glass

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xer

A

annual dry season

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sombr

A

dark horizon