2016
DOI: 10.18778/1427-9711.15.05
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Czynniki determinujące zróżnicowanie inwolucji późnovistuliańskich w północno-zachodniej części regionu łódzkiego

Abstract: Inwolucje obserwowane w osadach czwartorzędowych najczęściej wiązane są z warunkami peryglacjalnymi, pomimo że takie warunki nie są konieczne do rozwoju inwolucji, a ich powstanie najczęściej tłumaczone jest wytworzeniem się układów niestatecznego warstwowania gęstościowego czy działania ciśnienia kriostatycznego lub kriohydrostatycznego. W artykule poddano analizie struktury deformacyjne, jakie utworzyły się w spągu serii organiczno-mineralnej, datowanej na koniec allerödu i młodszy dryas. Wydzielono … Show more

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“…In the Łódź Region, involutions connected with the Vistulian decline cold intervals were described from: soil horizons (Jurkiewiczowa, 1961); both dunes (Chmielewski, 1970;Twardy, 2008) and coversands (Goździk, 1973) for aeolian environments; and the boundary between sandy-silty series (deposit of mixed fluvio-aeolian-slope origin) and dune sands (Kasse et al, 1998). The best recognized involutions of the Younger Dryas age occur in the Warta River valley, where they were studied over a wide area of the brown-coal open pits and their development under frozen ground conditions has been proven (Petera, 2002;Petera-Zganiacz, 2016;Petera-Zganiacz & Dzieduszyńska, 2017). The present study completes the picture of the recognized inventory of such structures (Figs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Łódź Region, involutions connected with the Vistulian decline cold intervals were described from: soil horizons (Jurkiewiczowa, 1961); both dunes (Chmielewski, 1970;Twardy, 2008) and coversands (Goździk, 1973) for aeolian environments; and the boundary between sandy-silty series (deposit of mixed fluvio-aeolian-slope origin) and dune sands (Kasse et al, 1998). The best recognized involutions of the Younger Dryas age occur in the Warta River valley, where they were studied over a wide area of the brown-coal open pits and their development under frozen ground conditions has been proven (Petera, 2002;Petera-Zganiacz, 2016;Petera-Zganiacz & Dzieduszyńska, 2017). The present study completes the picture of the recognized inventory of such structures (Figs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, numerous periglacial deformation structures, including involutions, have been observed within deposits of late Weichselian age (Fig. 3; Klatkowa, 1996;Petera-Zganiacz, 2011, 2016Petera-Zganiacz & Dzieduszyńska, 2017;Dzieduszyńska & Petera-Zganiacz, 2018;Dzieduszyńska et al, 2020).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%