alluvial cone (Meaning)
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alluvial cone (n)
a fan-shaped deposit where a fast flowing stream flattens out
Synonyms & Antonyms of alluvial cone
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alluvial cone Sentence Examples
- The river's constant flow over centuries resulted in the formation of a vast alluvial cone at its mouth.
- Geologists studied the alluvial cone to understand the sedimentary history of the region.
- The construction of a dam upstream altered the natural development of the alluvial cone downstream.
- The alluvial cone created by the seasonal floods provided fertile soil for agriculture in the lowland areas.
- The alluvial cone at the base of the mountain showcased a variety of sedimentary layers, revealing the geological history of the region.
- Over time, the river's flow shaped an expansive alluvial cone, influencing the local ecosystem.
- The alluvial cone served as a natural reservoir, storing water and regulating the downstream flow.
- The alluvial cone's unique topography attracted researchers studying the effects of water dynamics on land formations.
- Urban development near the river delta affected the stability of the alluvial cone, leading to erosion concerns.
- Ecologists monitored the alluvial cone ecosystem, observing the plant and animal life sustained by the nutrient-rich sediments.
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a fan-shaped deposit where a fast flowing stream flattens out
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The river's constant flow over centuries resulted in the formation of a vast alluvial cone at its mouth.
Geologists studied the alluvial cone to understand the sedimentary history of the region.
The construction of a dam upstream altered the natural development of the alluvial cone downstream.
The alluvial cone created by the seasonal floods provided fertile soil for agriculture in the lowland areas.
