Definition of palaeosol in English:

palaeosol

(US paleosol)

noun ˈpeɪlɪə(ʊ)sɒlˈpalɪə(ʊ)sɒlˈpālēəˌsôl

Geology

A stratum or soil horizon which was formed as a soil in a past geological age.
〔地质〕古土壤
Example sentencesExamples
- It may be argued that this approach is compromised by climatic differences noted here between palaeosols and surface soils.
- These are not features of modern soil formation because these palaeosols were on steep slopes and excavated to improve exposure.
- Above these sedimentary rocks is a sequence of interbedded alluvial floodplain deposits and palaeosols.
- Uniformitarians believe that paleosols (ancient soil horizons) are common throughout the stratigraphic record.
- Mottling is present within the upper and lower horizons of the palaeosols.

Definition of paleosol in US English:

paleosol

(British palaeosol)

nounˈpālēəˌsôl

Geology

A stratum or soil horizon that was formed as a soil in a past geological period.
〔地质〕古土壤
Example sentencesExamples
- Above these sedimentary rocks is a sequence of interbedded alluvial floodplain deposits and palaeosols.
- Uniformitarians believe that paleosols (ancient soil horizons) are common throughout the stratigraphic record.
- Mottling is present within the upper and lower horizons of the palaeosols.
- It may be argued that this approach is compromised by climatic differences noted here between palaeosols and surface soils.
- These are not features of modern soil formation because these palaeosols were on steep slopes and excavated to improve exposure.

单词	palaeosol
释义	Definition of palaeosol in English: palaeosol (US paleosol) noun ˈpeɪlɪə(ʊ)sɒlˈpalɪə(ʊ)sɒlˈpālēəˌsôl Geology A stratum or soil horizon which was formed as a soil in a past geological age. 〔地质〕古土壤 Example sentencesExamples It may be argued that this approach is compromised by climatic differences noted here between palaeosols and surface soils. These are not features of modern soil formation because these palaeosols were on steep slopes and excavated to improve exposure. Above these sedimentary rocks is a sequence of interbedded alluvial floodplain deposits and palaeosols. Uniformitarians believe that paleosols (ancient soil horizons) are common throughout the stratigraphic record. Mottling is present within the upper and lower horizons of the palaeosols. Definition of paleosol in US English: paleosol (British palaeosol) nounˈpālēəˌsôl Geology A stratum or soil horizon that was formed as a soil in a past geological period. 〔地质〕古土壤 Example sentencesExamples Above these sedimentary rocks is a sequence of interbedded alluvial floodplain deposits and palaeosols. Uniformitarians believe that paleosols (ancient soil horizons) are common throughout the stratigraphic record. Mottling is present within the upper and lower horizons of the palaeosols. It may be argued that this approach is compromised by climatic differences noted here between palaeosols and surface soils. These are not features of modern soil formation because these palaeosols were on steep slopes and excavated to improve exposure.
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