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- Forma de relleu de les roques toves argiloses i margoses pròpia de certes àrees àrides i subdesèrtiques, caracteritzada per la formació generalitzada de xaragalls i d’interfluvis molt estrets que formen una xarxa molt densa. Institut d'Estudis Catalans - by Judith Payro
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- L’obertura
de vies de comunicació pot incidir notablement tant
en la formació dels badlands com en la persistència i
l’expansió dels que ja existeixen.
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 by Judith Payro - Badland sobre calcilutita: l'erosió ha eliminat el sòl
i ha deixat en superfície la roca, fet que impedeix
la revegetació, estadi inicial vers la desertificació. - IEC by Judith Payro
- Zabriskie Point, que és una àrea Badland estranyament erosionades de canons i rierols, és un gran lloc per passejar i perdre's. - thecircumference by Judith Payro
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- Ödland ist eine Landschaftsform, die durch Unfruchtbarkeit des Bodens aufgrund klimatischer, orographischer, physikalisch-chemischer oder anthropogener Bedingungen geprägt ist. Wikipedia - by tradewind77
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- Ödland ist für die menschliche Nutzung ungeeignet, häufig ist dieser Zustand auf lange Sicht oder grundsätzlich irreversibel. - Wikipedia by tradewind77
- Natürliche Formen von Ödland sind insbesondere dort zu finden, wo der Boden zu durchlässig oder undurchlässig, der Niederschlag ungleich verteilt und möglicherweise die Temperatur zu niedrig oder deren Schwankung zu extrem ist. - Wikipedia by tradewind77
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- Very irregular topography resulting from wind and water erosion of sedimentary rock. Glossary Of Geography
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- Badlands are semiarid regions with sparse vegetation that experience high rates of erosion. Water and wind, instead of carving gentle hills and broad valleys, sculpt soft sedimentary rock into intricate mazes of narrow ravines, v-shaped gullies, knife-sharp ridges, buttes, and colorful pinnacles. - SOUTH DAKOTA BADLANDS
- Both badlands and gullies appear to have developed since European settlement and to be part of the same hydrological system with extensive areas of bare ground (badlands) feeding water to incising gullies. - ScienceDirect
- n the Badlands, soils can consist of sandstone, shale, and lignite. All soils have been modified by erosion (i.e. wind, water, and ice). - University of Idaho
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- バッドランズとは「悪い土地」又は「荒地」を意味する英語で、アメリカ先住民のスー族も自分達の言葉で、そう呼び、最初にこの地を訪れたフランス人も同様に荒地を意味するバッドランズと呼んでいた。およそ、50万年の歳月をかけて水と風の浸食作用でできあがった奇妙な地形には、いくつもの崖や峡谷のほか、そそり立つ尖峰、根元が細く削られた岩、そして平坦な岩のテーブルなどこの地域の特徴な風景が広がっている。生き物が暮らしていくのは、ほぼ不可能で野ウサギの死体を捜すヒメコンドルを除けば、ほとんどいない。
荒れ地、不毛地帯
Wikipedia - by mikey71 (X)
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