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1. комплекс (1. крупная ассоциация различных пород любого возраста или происхождения 2. литостратиграфическая единица) 2. комплексный, составной, сложный
absorbing complex поглощающий комплекс
axial complex осевой комплекс (структура в центральной чашечке кораллов ругоза)
basal complex комплекс основания
basement complex комплекс основания
central complex For. центральный комплекс
colloidal complex коллоидный комплекс
fault complex комплекс разломов
faunal complex фаунистический комплекс
fundamental complex комплекс основания
gene complex генный комплекс
igneous complex магматический комплекс
injection complex инъекционный комплекс
kame complex ряд взаимосвязанных камов, камовый комплекс
kettle complex комплекс ледниковых котловин
lateral accretion complex комплекс бокового наращивания
metamorphic complex метаморфический комплекс
reef complex рифовый [рифогенный] комплекс
reef-rock complex комплекс рифовых пород
ring complex кольцевой комплекс
sedimentary complex комплекс осадочных пород
soil-cover complex почвенно-растительный комплекс
Taman faunal complex таманский фаунистический комплекс
trench complex мор. геол. комплекс пород, выполняющих жёлоб
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