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Meander scar behind McCauleyville beach

Meander scar behind McCauleyville beach, Lake Agassiz east of Grand Forks, N.D. to show low saddle where cut-off took place. Continuation of slide #99, looking farther to the east. May, 1962.

Mature dune-forms and their formation.

Mature dune-forms and their formation. I. Mature dunes. II. Stage of rejuvenation. 1. Blow-out dunes. 2. Lee dunes. 3. Windward dune. III. Stage of deflation. 4. Deflation-plain. 5. Deflation-lake. 6. Remnant-dune. 7. Talus. 8. Young "white" dune. These dune types are common in old littoral dunes as well as old continental dunes. Source: Atlas of Denmark.

Mastodon and mammoth teeth

Mastodon and mammoth teeth. Above, a sideview of a tooth of a mastodon showing the paired cusps; below, a top vier of a tooth of an elephant or mammoth showing the infolding of the enamel to strengthen the tooth for grazing. The scales are in centimeters (After Clark and Stearn, 1960, p. 375).

Results 721 to 735 of 1974