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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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The extreme example, gilgai in Vertosols, is a challenge to research but the inherent short range variation is pedologically predictable once understood.
Given the remarkable extension of the area under examination (1042 km2), recourse was made to the Map of the Capacity of use of the Soils and their limitations [23] to have an adequate pedologic knowledge of the entire area, and the entire area under examination was then pedologically zoned thanks to this map and that of the hydrogeologic complexes.
Chemical, physical, geophysical and soil micromorphological analyses applied to dark earth on urban sites in England over the last twenty years, have established that dark earth is formed pedologically from derelict Roman buildings, their debris, and the deposits derived from their most recent landuse.
 
 
 
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