<p><span>This monograph covers uniqueness of micromorphology in resolving many important but enigmatic pedological issues such as clay illuviation, formation of pedogenic and non-pedogenic CaCO</span><span><sub>3</sub></span><span>, modification of plasmic fabric, contemporary and relict pedogenic p
Weathering, Soils & Paleosols
β Scribed by I.P. Martini and W. Chesworth (Eds.)
- Publisher
- Academic Press, Elsevier
- Year
- 1992
- Leaves
- 600
- Series
- Developments in Earth Surface Processes 2
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Developments in Earth Surface Processes
Page ii
Front Matter
Page iii
Copyright page
Page iv
Preface and Acknowledgements
Pages v-vi
I.P. Martini, W. Chesworth
List of Contributors
Pages vii-viii
Chapter 1 - Reflections on soils and paleosols
Pages 3-16
I.P. Martini, W. Chesworth
Chapter 2 - Weathering systems
Pages 19-40
W. Chesworth
Chapter 3 - Extraterrestrial soils β the lunar experience
Pages 41-70
J.F. Lindsay
Chapter 4 - Incipient weathering: some new concepts on weathering, clay formation and organization
Pages 71-105
M. Robert, D. Tessier
Chapter 5 - Alteration products at the earth's surface β the clay minerals
Pages 107-125
L.J. Evans
Chapter 6 - Diagenesis and metasomatism of weathering profiles, with emphasis on Precambrian paleosols
Pages 127-152
H.W. Nesbitt
Chapter 7 - Soils of Alpine mountains
Pages 155-181
J.P. Legros
Chapter 8 - Soils of cold climate regions
Pages 183-201
I.B. Campbell, G.G.C. Claridge
Chapter 9 - Organic soils
Pages 203-224
W. Shotyk
Chapter 10 - Desert soils
Pages 225-260
A. Watson
Chapter 11 - Quaternary soil chronosequences in various environments β extremely arid to humid tropical
Pages 261-281
P.W. Birkeland
Chapter 12 - Weathering in humid regions, with emphasis on igneous rocks and their metamorphic equivalents
Pages 283-306
F. Macias, W. Chesworth
Chapter 13 - Calcrete
Pages 309-347
A.R. Milnes
Chapter 14 - Silcretes
Pages 349-377
A.R. Milnes, M. Thiry
Chapter 15 - Diversity and terminology of lateritic profiles
Pages 379-405
Y. Tardy
Chapter 16 - Geochemistry and evolution of lateritic landscapes
Pages 407-443
Y. Tardy, C. Roquin
Chapter 17 - Metallogeny of weathering: an introduction
Pages 445-471
D.B. Nahon, B. BoulangΓ©, F. Colin
Chapter 18 - Paleopedology: stratigraphic relationships and empirical models
Pages 475-499
V.P. Wright
Chapter 19 - Underclays and related paleosols associated with coals
Pages 501-523
R.E. Hughes, P.J. Demaris, W.A. White
Chapter 20 - Mesozoic and Tertiary paleosols
Pages 525-542
Mary J. Kraus
Chapter 21 - Paleozoic paleosols
Pages 543-564
G.J. Retallack
Chapter 22 - Classification of earth materials: a brief examination of examples
Pages 567-586
W. Chesworth, G.A. Spiers, L.J. Evans, I.P. Martini
References Index
Pages 587-607
Subject Index
Pages 609-618
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