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1 sedimentary phase
nGEOL fase sedimentaria f -
2 sedimentary
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3 differentiation
дифференциация
ascensional differentiation дифференциация, происходящая при восходящем движении магмы
banded differentiation послойная первичная дифференциация
contrasted differentiation контрастирующая дифференциация
convectional differentiation конвекционная дифференциация
crystallization differentiation кристаллизационная дифференциация
diagenetic differentiation диагенетическая дифференциация
endogenic differentiation эндогенная дифференциация
exogenic differentiation экзогенная дифференциация
filtration differentiation фильтрационная дифференциация
gravitational differentiation гравитационная дифференциация
gravity crystallization differentiation кристаллизационно-гравитационная дифференциация
magmatic differentiation магматическая дифференциация
metamorphic differentiation метаморфическая дифференциация
phase differentiation разность [сдвиг]
фаз potential differentiation разность потенциалов
reaction differentiation реакционная дифференциация
sedimentary differentiation осадочная дифференциация
static differentiation статическая дифференциация
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4 lag
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