Rhegolithus
Appearance
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Rhegolithus[1] (Graece ῥῆγος 'lodix' + λίθος 'saxum') est stratum materiae laxae et heterogenae quod saxum solidum contegit, pulverem, solum, saxum confractum, aliasque materias cognatas comprehendens. In Tellure, Luna, nonnullis asteroidibus, atque aliis planetis terrestribus et satellibus naturalibus invenitur.[2]
Nexus interni
Notae
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Bibliographia
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Merrill, George P. 1897. Rocks, Rock-Weathering, and Soils. Novi Eboraci: Macmillan Company.
Nexus externi
[recensere | fontem recensere]- "Cooperative Research Centre for Landscape, Environments, and Mineral Exploration," apud crcleme.org.au
- "Lunar Regolith and Fragmental Breccias,"[nexus deficit] apud epsc.wustl.edu
- "The Regolith Glossary: Surficial Geology, Soils and Landscapes, Richard A Eggleton, Editor," apud crcleme.org.au
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