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drift (drift) 1. slow movement away from the normal or original position. 2. a chance variation, as in gene frequency between populations; the smaller the population, the greater are the chance random variations. radial drift see under deviation. ulnar drift see under deviation.
drift Etymology: AS, drifan, to move forward a gradual movement away from the original position. See also antigenic drift, genetic drift. drift, n See tooth, drifting. drift chance variation; in genetics, the random changes in gene frequencies in a population. antigenic drift see antigenic drift. drift lambing a strategy in which ewes which have lambed are periodically removed from a flock of lambing ewes by moving the unlambed ewes on to the next paddock or field. drift Orthopedics See Pronator drift Virology Antigenic drift, see there. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Unconsolidated boulder clay or indurated till typically overlies carbonate bedrock (AM, GR 3085 G8100, Item 6, AM, GR 3085 G8105, Item 121) and is probably equivalent to till described by Baracos and Kingerski (1998). Recently completed geochemical sampling has identified anomalous domains consisting of boulder clay alteration and trace element anomalies including chlorite, illite, dravite, lead, arsenic and yttrium. Using modern satellite and computer technology, important geological structures are detectable through surface cover that consists of glacial till and boulder clay. |
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