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prograde  (prgrd)
Having a rotational or orbital movement that is the same as most bodies within a celestial system. In our solar system, prograde movement for both rotating and orbiting bodies is in a counterclockwise direction when viewed from a vantage point above the Earth's north pole. Compare retrograde.
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Durant la periode interglaciaire d'Olympia, la plus grande partie du bassin a ete rempli de sediments, lesquels ont par la suite ete excaves durant la glaciation de Fraser, sauf un groupe de bancs isoles; la partie sud du bassin a ete partiellement remplie par progradation du delta de la riviere Fraser a l'Holocene.
Environmental marine geoscience 4: Georgia basin: seabed features and ... by Picard, Kim / Geoscience Canada
It is likely that during Raikkula time the zone of dolomitization gradually migrated southwestwards in accordance with progressive shallowing and progradation of the carbonate shelf, especially in the second half of the time.
Sedimentary cyclicity and dolomitization of the Raikkula Formation in ... by Teedumae, Aada; Nestor, Heldur; Kallaste, Toivo / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology
Continued progradation of the shoreline added an additional 49 beach ridges over the next 3,500 years.
Geomorphic expression of Late Holocene lake levels and Paleowinds in ... by Thompson, Todd A.; Baedke, Steve J.; Johnston, John W. / Michigan Academician
 
 
 
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