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difference between pediment and bajada ​

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The pediment is strictly degradational, the slope cutting across the bedding of older formations, with only a thin veneer of gravelly debris; in contrast, the bajada is a three-dimensional prism, stratified parallel to the slope, and underlain by poorly sorted gravels and detritus, torrent and mudflow deposits.

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The pediment is strictly degradational, the slope cutting across the bedding of older formations, with only a thin veneer of gravelly debris; in contrast, the bajada is a three-dimensional prism, stratified parallel to the slope, and underlain by poorly sorted gravels and detritus, torrent and mudflow deposits, Series ...

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