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pe·dol·o·gy (p-dl-j)
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The study of the physical, mental, and social development and characteristics of children.


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For various pedo-ecological analyses and excerpts of numerical data, the initial soil profile data were recalculated either for soil layers with specific thickness (10, 30, 50, and 100 cm), for soil genetic horizons or for layers that are differentiated according to pedological principles (forest floor, EPL, and SC).
Field investigation has helped to identify the master horizons, but laboratory analyses, especially the micromorphological characteristics of the paleosols, were predominantly used to determine pedological processes and diagenesis, and ultimately to interpret paleoclimate (Rutter and Ding 1993).
Integration of GIS technology, remote sensing and multivariate analysis in the delimitation of physiographic units for pedological mapping.
 
 
 
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