Abstract Interpretations of regolith and soil thickness in the context of landscape evolution are typically based on the notion that thickness is controlled by the interaction of weathering rates and ...
This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract A new explanation is offered for the "glacial boulders" in the so-called "Caney shale" of the Ouachita Mountains. Their glacial character is ...
When you look out upon the Ouachita Mountains—whether you know it or not—you are looking back in time. Those slouching ridges once stood as tall and imposing as the Rockies. But time, of course, ...
THE area covered by this work is some 25,000 square miles in the central, northern, western, and north-western parts of the State of Arkansas, constituting the highlands and embracing the well-known ...
The Ouachita Mountains gave us True Grit, Lum & Abner, Dizzy Dean and Bill Clinton. But the Ouachitas often get short shrift when compared with the overly analyzed Ozarks. A Google search for "Ozark ...
A hundred years ago — Thursday, March 4, 1921 — President Woodrow Wilson put his name on a document declaring a lush, mountainous strip of land in the Ouachita Mountains as Hot Springs National Park.
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